1. Article purpose[edit source]
Low resolution display panels can be connected to STM32 boards using low speed interfaces like I2C, SPI or FMC. Some famous of this category of display panels are:
- the SSD1306 monochrome OLED panels,
- the GC9A01 round 16-bit color panels,
- the 1602 monochrome 2 text lines panels.
The purpose of this article is to:
- briefly introduce the Linux® kernel frameworks to control these display panels,
- indicate the peripheral instances assignment at boot time and their assignment at runtime (including whether instances can be allocated to secure contexts),
- list the software frameworks and drivers managing the peripheral,
- explain how to configure the peripheral.
Slow interfaces like SPI, I2C, FMC
low speed interface SPI, I2C, FMC
SSD1306 OLED I2C 128x64 Display
{{Info| Before you continue reading this article, you might be interested in the following articles: DRM KMS overview, How to write a display panel or bridge driver, I2C overview, [[SPI overview].}}
2. Prerequisites and preparations[edit source]
What is required to complete the following steps or to achieve the goal?
3. Hardware considerations[edit source]
4. Linux Kernel[edit source]
4.1. Architecture[edit source]
4.2. Software frameworks and drivers[edit source]
4.3. Tests and Debug[edit source]
4.4. Performance considerations[edit source]
5. Use case examples[edit source]
5.1. System monitoring[edit source]
5.2. Video playbacks[edit source]
5.3. Graphics with GPU[edit source]
6. Backlight[edit source]
7. U-boot[edit source]
8. Procedure 1[edit source]
Explain the outcome of this procedure. In the table below, list each high-level step which will be documented in detail below the table.
Step | What to do | Notes |
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8.1. Step-by-step instructions[edit source]
- Do step 1
- Do step 2
- Do substep 2.1
- Do step 3
9. Procedure 2[edit source]
Explain the outcome of this procedure. In the table below, list each high-level step which will be documented in detail below the table.
Step | What to do | Notes |
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2 | ||
3 |
9.1. Step-by-step instructions[edit source]
- Do step 1
- Do step 2
- Do substep 2.1
- Do step 3
10. Related pages[edit source]
- Link to related page 1
- Link to related page 2
11. References[edit source]