08-16-2018, 06:23 AM
Hi DRONE7
The mpd_oled screen layout is not currently configurable.
The project that is working for you includes the lines
mpd_oled includes Adafruit code to control the display, and if your display works with this project's default values then the corresponding display type and reset pin settings should be "mpd_oled -o 3 -r 24".
I only have SSH1106 I2C displays, but I have had a report of mpd_oled working with a SSD1306 I2C display. In that case the display's I2C address was 0x3d, but the project that is working for you appears to be using 0x3c as a default and this is also the mpd_oled default. However, you could check your display's I2C address by installing and running i2cdetect, and look for a 3c or 3d in the output
Adrian.
The mpd_oled screen layout is not currently configurable.
The project that is working for you includes the lines
Code:
RST=24
...
# 128x64 display with hardware I2C:
disp = Adafruit_SSD1306.SSD1306_128_64(rst=RST)mpd_oled includes Adafruit code to control the display, and if your display works with this project's default values then the corresponding display type and reset pin settings should be "mpd_oled -o 3 -r 24".
I only have SSH1106 I2C displays, but I have had a report of mpd_oled working with a SSD1306 I2C display. In that case the display's I2C address was 0x3d, but the project that is working for you appears to be using 0x3c as a default and this is also the mpd_oled default. However, you could check your display's I2C address by installing and running i2cdetect, and look for a 3c or 3d in the output
Code:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install i2c-tools
sudo i2cdetect -y 1Adrian.
