So as far as I understand, there is no way to use this driver with a SH1106 SPI 128x64 ?
That's a real shame, and I can't find any other rasppi drivers.

If someone could help, that would be great,
Regards

is it possible to hook multiple screens up to the Rasberry Pi?

I have 8 SSD 1306 7pin SPI that I would like to hookup.

best,

D

I am looking to use a 128x96 16-bit color OLED for my project using the SSD1351 controller. Could you help me understand

1. What changes would be needed to your 1306 driver to make it work for the SSD1351
2. Would you have some kind of reference code for that ?
3. How would the wiring look like ?

Whatever help/direction you could offer would be much appreciated. I was thinking of trying out your raspberry pi example for 1306 and start making changes from that point. Not sure if thats the right approach or should I go straight to the 1351.

Regards
Shyam

Thank you for your support.

// Oled supported display in ArduiPi_SSD1306.h
// Get OLED type
//parse_args(argc, argv);

/* 
// SPI
if (display.oled_is_spi_proto(opts.oled))
{
	// SPI change parameters to fit to your LCD
	if ( !display.init(OLED_SPI_DC,OLED_SPI_RESET,OLED_SPI_CS, opts.oled) )
		exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
else	
*/

{
	// I2C change parameters to fit to your LCD
	if ( !display.init(OLED_I2C_RESET, 6) )
		exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
}
display.begin();

• Tim

so but I do not know if Geany requires the -l switch before or not so you can try
-lArduiPi_OLED or ArduiPi_OLED

But millis() is already provided by Gordon Henderson's WiringPi lib which I always use - I'm afraid that will cause interferences and problems. How can one fix that problem?

the chip of the 6th is obvious, but which chip types are especially 1,3, and 4?
what about the i2c dev addresses of these OLEDs, and how to change them in the code if needed?

Any ideas?

root@raspberrypi:~# ls /dev/i2c*
/dev/i2c-0
root@raspberrypi:~# ls /dev/spi*
/dev/spidev0.0 /dev/spidev0.1

The first check returned /dev/i2c-1 instead of /dev/i2c-0
The second response was OK.
Now I wasn't at root when I did commands, but at user.
Other problem I had to supply sudo for
./oled_demo --verbose --oled 6
I received this:

pi@raspberrypi:~/ArduiPi_OLED/examples $ ./oled_demo --verbose --oled 6
oled_demo v1.1
-- OLED params --
Oled is : SH1106 I2C 128x64
-- Other Stuff --
verbose is : yes

bcm2835_init: Unable to open /dev/mem: Permission denied
pi@raspberrypi:~/ArduiPi_OLED/examples $ sudo ./oled_demo --verbose --oled 6
oled_demo v1.1
-- OLED params --
Oled is : SH1106 I2C 128x64
-- Other Stuff --
verbose is : yes

x: 9y: 0dy: 3
x: 30y: 0dy: 2
x: 111y: 0dy: 2
x: 81y: 0dy: 4
x: 41y: 0dy: 2
x: 85y: 0dy: 5
x: 7y: 0dy: 5
x: 76y: 0dy: 2
x: 72y: 0dy: 3
x: 76y: 0dy: 4

Nothing on screen!
I wired it this way from Pi Zero
Pi 5 volts to Vdd
Pi GND to Display VSS
Pi SCL to Display SCK
Pi SDA to Display SDA
IO25 to Display FSO

No ID on Display, just this description:

Features

Self-luminous display for backlight
High resolution: 128 x 64
Viewing angle: >160 degree
Supports many control chip: Fully compatible with Arduino, 51 Series, MSP430 Series, STM32 / 2, CSR IC, etc.
Ultra-low power consumption: full screen lit 0.08W
Voltage: 3V ~ 5V DC
Working Temperature: -30 oC ~ 70 oC
Module Size: 32.0mm x 35.50mm x 4.1mm
SPI Interface, need 4 IO only.
Driver IC: SH1106

Package Includes

1 x 1.3" SPI Serial 128X64 OLED LCD LED Display Module for Arduino UNO R3

Not sure what try next. What turns on screen to see at least something?
Thanks ... donde