S100 Slave - Display 0.96
Contents
Overview
The S100 Slave - Display 0.96 module is a certified Rhomb.io module with a 0.96" OLED display controlled by I2C interface, a good choice to take a quick look about the working system information or to display any type of interest data, simple graphics or text information.
The next figure shows a 3D view for the S100 Slave - Display 0.96.
Applications:
- Real time system information
- Low power display when there's no screen present
Module specification
The S100 Slave - Display 0.96 mounts a low power OLED display configured to be controlled by I2C interface. Despite of its small size, it is very readable due the high contrast of the OLED technology. The display is made of 128x64 individual white OLED pixels, each one is turned on or off by the controller chip. Because the display makes its own light, no backlight is required. This reduces the power required to run the OLED and is why the display has such high contrast.
The following figure identifies the main components onboard:
The next figure shows the block diagram for the S100 Slave - Display 0.96:
Display OLED Key Features |
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0.96" OLED display |
128x64 pixels |
High contrast |
No backlight required |
I2C control |
Op. Voltage: 2.8 V to 3.3 V |
Op. Temperature: -40 ºC to +85 ºC |
User Interfaces
The following table indicates the available serial interfaces of the Rhomb.io standard used in this module. This table relates the interfaces of the Rhomb.io standard with the net names of the schematic and with the components to which they are connected.
Rhomb.io Interface | Schematic Signal | Component | Component Pin |
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I2C-A | I2C-A_SCL | Display 0.96" (H1) | D0/SPI_SCLK/I2C_SCK |
I2C-A_SDA | Display 0.96" (H1) D1/SPI_SDIN/I2C_SDA |
GPIOs and Control Signals
The following table summarizes the GPIOs and Control Signals used on the S100 Slave - Display 0.96. This table relates the signals of the Rhomb.io standard with the net names of the schematic and with the components to which they are connected.
Rhomb.io Signal | Schematic Signal | Component | Component Pin | Comments |
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#RESET_IN | #RESET_IN | Display 0.96" (H1) | #RES | SJ11 must be closed |
1WIRE | 1WIRE | ID Memory (U5) | IO | - |
- 1WIRE: This signal can be used to read the ID Memory.
The location of the SJ11 solder-jumpers is shown in the following image:
Power
The S100 Slave - Display 0.96 use the 3.3V rail. Make sure this rail is enabled on the motherboard you are going to plug this module. See the display datasheet to find more information about power consumption.
Downloads
Schematics
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Bill Of Materials
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Fabrication Data
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Mechanical Specifications
Warranty
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