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Small blue OLED HAT with 128x64 screen, 5-way joystick, three pushbuttons, 40-pin GPIO header

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD 1.3inch OLED HAT 128x64 SH1106 development board

SKU CH-WBMB-8M59G

A 1.3 inch 128x64 blue OLED HAT with SH1106 driver, 5-way joystick, three pushbuttons and 40-pin GPIO for Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano

  • Compact 1.3 inch OLED with 128x64 blue display for clear status readouts
  • SPI and I2C interfaces selectable via onboard resistors for flexible Pi integration
  • 5-way joystick plus three pushbuttons enable direct menu control on the HAT
  • SH1106 driver ensures stable text and graphics rendering on the OLED panel
  • Standard 40-pin GPIO header fits Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, Zero and Jetson Nano

Compact OLED HAT for Raspberry Pi

The LORDWORLD 1.3inch OLED HAT mounts on a standard 40PIN GPIO header and provides a 128x64 blue OLED panel driven by an SH1106 controller. A 5-way joystick and three pushbuttons are built onto the board for direct menu navigation or control-panel input. The module targets makers who need a small status display or interactive interface on a Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, Zero or Jetson Nano.

Upgrade from bare GPIO or character LCDs

Adding this HAT replaces a collection of loose LEDs, a character LCD or a breadboarded button array with a single board that handles graphics, text and user input together. The jump is worth it when a project needs pixel-level graphics, multiple menu layers or a self-contained control surface without extra wiring. Sample code and manuals are included to accelerate integration.

Limits of the SPI and I2C interfaces

The display communicates over 4-wire SPI, 3-wire SPI or I2C, selected by onboard resistors, so the host must dedicate the corresponding GPIO pins and bus bandwidth. Refresh rate and frame latency are bounded by the chosen serial protocol and the SH1106 command set, which constrains animation complexity. Projects requiring high-frame-rate video or large colour buffers will exceed the practical throughput of these interfaces.

Fordele

  • Compact 1.3 inch OLED with 128x64 blue display for clear status readouts
  • SPI and I2C interfaces selectable via onboard resistors for flexible Pi integration
  • 5-way joystick plus three pushbuttons enable direct menu control on the HAT
  • SH1106 driver ensures stable text and graphics rendering on the OLED panel
  • Standard 40-pin GPIO header fits Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, Zero and Jetson Nano

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BrandLORDWORLD

Spørgsmål om denne vare

What GPIO header does the 1.3 inch OLED HAT need to mount on a Raspberry Pi?

It uses a standard 40PIN GPIO header that aligns with Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, Zero and Jetson Nano boards.

How do I switch between SPI and I2C on the SH1106 display?

Change the onboard resistors to select 4-wire SPI, 3-wire SPI or I2C before soldering the HAT onto the 40PIN header.

Will the blue 128x64 OLED panel need replacement after long use?

OLED pixels age with cumulative on-time; expect gradual dimming of the blue screen after extended operation rather than a sudden failure.

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