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	~~='''0.91 Inch OLED Module'''=~~
	~~==Description==~~
	~~These displays are very tiny, you can use it as your battery status display and you can make it a mp3 lyrics display. <br>~~
	~~This display is made of 128x32 individual yellow and blue OLED pixels, each one is turned on or off by the controller chip.<br>~~
	~~Because the display makes its own light, no backlight is required. <br>~~
	~~There are little power require to run the OLED.<br>~~
	~~This breakout can be used with an I2C interface<br>~~
	~~it supports Raspberry Pi A, A+,B,B+,2B,3B.<br>~~
	~~----~~
	~~==Pictures==~~
	~~{\|-~~
	~~\|[[File:091oled01.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px]]~~
	~~\|[[File:091oled02.jpg\|thumb\|none\|300px]]~~
	\|}
	~~{\|-~~
	~~\|[[File:091oled03.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px]]~~
	~~\|[[File:091oled05.jpg\|thumb\|none\|300px]]~~
	\|}
	~~{\|-~~
	~~\|[[File:091oled06.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px]]~~
	~~\|[[File:091oled07.jpg\|thumb\|none\|300px]]~~
	\|}
	~~----~~
	~~==Feature:==~~
	* Resolution: 128 x 32
	* 3.3V work voltage
	* I2C driver support
	* FP frequency: less than 1 fps
	* Wide range of operating temperature: -40°C to 85°C
	* Only use 5 pins to control OLED as showing below.
	~~[[File:Gpioread.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px]]~~
	~~<br style="clear:both;">~~
	~~----~~

	~~==Parameters:==~~
	*Dimensions: 36.56mm x 14.87mm x 11.70(include header)mm
	*Weight without package: 2.92±2g
	~~----~~
	~~==Package included:==~~
	~~1 x 0.91 Inch OLED Module~~
	~~----~~
	~~==how to wire it up:==~~
	~~Just plug into GPIO in 3.3v,SDA,SCL,GND.~~
	~~----~~

	~~==How to use==~~
	~~First of all, you should turn on I2C function on your Pi by editing /boot/config.txt file.<br>~~
	~~<code>sudo vim.tiny /boot/config.txt </code><br>~~
	~~make sure you can find this parameter:<br>~~
	~~<code>dtparam=i2c_arm=on</code><br>~~
	~~And don't forget to reboot your Pi.<br>~~
	* Login your Pi and download driver:<br>
	~~<code>git clone -b ArduiPi_OLED https://github.com/yoyojacky/libssd1306</code>~~
	*Compile it and run:<br>
	~~<code>cd libssd1306/ </code><br>~~
	~~<code>sudo make </code><br>~~
	~~<code>cd example/</code><br>~~
	~~<code>sudo make</code><br>~~
	~~<code>sudo ./oled_demo -o 2 </code><br>~~
	~~if you need help, you can just use this command:<br>~~
	~~<code>sudo ./oled_demo -h </code><br>~~
	~~----~~

	~~===FAQ===~~
	*Question: why does it not show anything that I've tried as your instruction？ <br>
	**Answer: Please make sure you have already open your i2c function and you can use this command to detect whether it has been turned on already.<br>
	**<code> i2cdetect -y 1 </code>
	~~----~~
	~~==Application Senario==~~
	* There is a maker made a funny thing called "mobile pi" with this 0.91 Inch OLED Module, you can check it by accessing following link:
	~~[Mobile Pi \| https://www.instructables.com/id/My-Fantastic-MobilePi/ ]~~
	~~----~~

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Yoyojacky: /* FAQ */

2017-02-21T05:42:48Z

FAQ

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	**Answer: Please make sure you have already open your i2c function and you can use this command to detect whether it has been turned on already.<br>		**Answer: Please make sure you have already open your i2c function and you can use this command to detect whether it has been turned on already.<br>
	**<code> i2cdetect -y 1 </code>		**<code> i2cdetect -y 1 </code>
			----
			==Application Senario==
			* There is a maker made a funny thing called "mobile pi" with this 0.91 Inch OLED Module, you can check it by accessing following link:
			[Mobile Pi \| https://www.instructables.com/id/My-Fantastic-MobilePi/ ]
	----		----

Yoyojacky: /* Purchase Links */

2016-09-23T06:53:40Z

Purchase Links

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	**<code> i2cdetect -y 1 </code>		**<code> i2cdetect -y 1 </code>

	~~----~~

	~~==Purchase Links==~~
	~~[[File:shopping_car.png\|left\|21px]][http://www.52pi.com 52Pi Store]~~
	----		----

Yoyojacky: /* how to wire it up: */

2016-07-12T07:33:17Z

how to wire it up:

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	==how to wire it up:==		==how to wire it up:==
	~~这里等待图片。~~		Just plug into GPIO in 3.3v,SDA,SCL,GND.
	----		----

	==How to use==		==How to use==
	First of all, you should turn on I2C function on your Pi by editing /boot/config.txt file.<br>		First of all, you should turn on I2C function on your Pi by editing /boot/config.txt file.<br>

Yoyojacky at 07:30, 12 July 2016

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 it supports Raspberry Pi A, A+,B,B+,2B,3B.<br>
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+==Pictures==
 ==Feature:==
 * Resolution: 128 x 32

Yoyojacky: /* Feature: */

2016-07-12T07:27:55Z

Feature:

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	* Wide range of operating temperature: -40°C to 85°C		* Wide range of operating temperature: -40°C to 85°C
	* Only use 5 pins to control OLED as showing below.		* Only use 5 pins to control OLED as showing below.
	[[File:~~Gpioreadall~~.~~png~~\|thumb\|left\|300px]]		[[File:Gpioread.jpg\|thumb\|left\|300px]]
	<br style="clear:both;">		<br style="clear:both;">
	----		----

Yoyojacky: /* How to use */

2016-07-12T07:03:38Z

How to use

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	----		----
	==How to use==		==How to use==
	First of all, you should turn on I2C function on your Pi by editing /boot/config.txt file.		First of all, you should turn on I2C function on your Pi by editing /boot/config.txt file.<br>
	<code>sudo vim.tiny /boot/config.txt </code><br>		<code>sudo vim.tiny /boot/config.txt </code><br>
	make sure you can find this parameter:<br>		make sure you can find this parameter:<br>

Yoyojacky: /* How to use */

2016-07-12T07:03:21Z

How to use

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	* Login your Pi and download driver:<br>		* Login your Pi and download driver:<br>
	<code>git clone -b ArduiPi_OLED https://github.com/yoyojacky/libssd1306</code>		<code>git clone -b ArduiPi_OLED https://github.com/yoyojacky/libssd1306</code>
	*Compile it and run:		*Compile it and run:<br>
	<code>cd libssd1306/ </code><br>		<code>cd libssd1306/ </code><br>
	<code>sudo make </code><br>		<code>sudo make </code><br>
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	----		----

	==Purchase Links==		==Purchase Links==
	[[File:shopping_car.png\|left\|21px]][http://www.52pi.com 52Pi Store]		[[File:shopping_car.png\|left\|21px]][http://www.52pi.com 52Pi Store]
	----		----

Yoyojacky at 07:02, 12 July 2016

2016-07-12T07:02:53Z

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	To be ~~continue~~....		='''0.91 Inch OLED Module'''=
			==Description==
			These displays are very tiny, you can use it as your battery status display and you can make it a mp3 lyrics display. <br>
			This display is made of 128x32 individual yellow and blue OLED pixels, each one is turned on or off by the controller chip.<br>
			Because the display makes its own light, no backlight is required. <br>
			There are little power require to run the OLED.<br>
			This breakout can be used with an I2C interface<br>
			it supports Raspberry Pi A, A+,B,B+,2B,3B.<br>
			----

			==Feature:==
			* Resolution: 128 x 32
			* 3.3V work voltage
			* I2C driver support
			* FP frequency: less than 1 fps
			* Wide range of operating temperature: -40°C to 85°C
			* Only use 5 pins to control OLED as showing below.
			[[File:Gpioreadall.png\|thumb\|left\|300px]]
			<br style="clear:both;">
			----

			==Parameters:==
			*Dimensions: 36.56mm x 14.87mm x 11.70(include header)mm
			*Weight without package: 2.92±2g
			----
			==Package included:==
			1 x 0.91 Inch OLED Module
			----
			==how to wire it up:==
			这里等待图片。
			----
			==How to use==
			First of all, you should turn on I2C function on your Pi by editing /boot/config.txt file.
			<code>sudo vim.tiny /boot/config.txt </code><br>
			make sure you can find this parameter:<br>
			<code>dtparam=i2c_arm=on</code><br>
			And don't forget to reboot your Pi.<br>
			* Login your Pi and download driver:<br>
			<code>git clone -b ArduiPi_OLED https://github.com/yoyojacky/libssd1306</code>
			*Compile it and run:
			<code>cd libssd1306/ </code><br>
			<code>sudo make </code><br>
			<code>cd example/</code><br>
			<code>sudo make</code><br>
			<code>sudo ./oled_demo -o 2 </code><br>
			if you need help, you can just use this command:<br>
			<code>sudo ./oled_demo -h </code><br>
			----

			===FAQ===
			*Question: why does it not show anything that I've tried as your instruction？ <br>
			**Answer: Please make sure you have already open your i2c function and you can use this command to detect whether it has been turned on already.<br>
			**<code> i2cdetect -y 1 </code>

			----
			==Purchase Links==
			[[File:shopping_car.png\|left\|21px]][http://www.52pi.com 52Pi Store]
			----