OLED 128x64 0.96" I2C as Arduino display

This display is really small but has nice contrast. The display still perform very well even with different viewing angle, not like LCD or TFT. It also has only 4 pin using I2C interface. Very easy to configure.

Wiring:

GND <----> GND
VDD <----> 3.3V
SCK/SCL <----> A5(analog pin 5)
SDA <----> A4(analog pin 4)

Libraries:

Install Adafruit GFX library

Install Adafruit SSD1306

Notes:

This display I2C address is 0x3C
Modify Adafruit_SSD1306.h to use correct type. See screenshot below.

Sketch:

Download and upload : https://github.com/satujamsaja/Arduino/tree/master/oledi2c to Arduino.

Result:

Good luck.

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