Newhaven Display Forum

Hello again,

Here is an update on what I have tried and the results of those attempts.

1. Changing Display

I got another identical display, but it did the same thing.

2. Changing the controller

I also have used an Arduino Mega 2560 to run the display. This was running completely different code than the Microchip controller, but the same initialization sequence. Same results.

3. Different values for Initalization.

I have programmed the displays to cycle through various initialization parameters, specifically the contrast current, contrast current range, precharge compensation, precharge voltage, and the VcomH voltage. I was able to observe the changes in the display but none of them ever removed the lines completely.

The best Screen image has been when I use :

Current Range: 0x86
Contrast Current: 0x3F
Precharge Compensation: 0x02
Precharge Voltage: 0x10

this is seen in the image "Menu Navigation". However, the same settings with a display screen which is not as full yields the same streaking lines. The displays also look best when the majority of the screen is on. When there are only a few pixels on, it becomes worse.

4. As for the Display offset, I actually need to use that functionality of this display, but even when it is zero, the streaks occur.


Any more thoughts?

[attachment deleted by admin]

Measured, the display is getting 3.295V, and unfortunately we do not have another display to try.

OK,

The values I was using for the Initialization were slightly different, but the same streaking occurs with the new values as well. Here is the initialization function I am using, if there is still anything wrong.

void OLED_12864_Init_test()
{
    TRIS_RS =   0;
    TRIS_SCLK = 0;
    TRIS_CS =   0;
    TRIS_SDIN = 0;

    SSPCON1bits.SSPEN = 0;
    SSPSTATbits.SMP = 1; // SPI Master Mode
    SSPSTATbits.CKE = 1;
    SSPCON1bits.SSPM3 = 0;
    SSPCON1bits.SSPM2 = 0;
    SSPCON1bits.SSPM1 = 0;
    SSPCON1bits.SSPM0 = 0;

    SSPCON1bits.SSPEN = 1;

    LAT_CS = 1;

    LAT_RS = 0;
    mDelay(40);
    LAT_RS = 1;

    SPI_Write1(0xAE); // Set display OFF

    SPI_Write1(0xB3); // Set Display Clock
    SPI_Write1(0x01);
    SPI_Write1(0x90);

    SPI_Write1(0xA8); // Set Multiplex Ratio
    SPI_Write1(0x3F);

    SPI_Write1(0xA2); // Set Display Offset
    SPI_Write1(0x4C);

    SPI_Write1(0xA1); // Start Line
    SPI_Write1(0x00);

    SPI_Write1(0xAD); // Set Master Configuration
    SPI_Write1(0x00);

    SPI_Write1(0xA0); // Set Remap Format
    SPI_Write1(0x50);

    SPI_Write1(0x84); // Set Current Range (1/4)

    SPI_Write1(0xB8); // Set Greyscale Table
    SPI_Write1(0x01);
    SPI_Write1(0x11);
    SPI_Write1(0x22);
    SPI_Write1(0x32);
    SPI_Write1(0x43);
    SPI_Write1(0x54);
    SPI_Write1(0x65);
    SPI_Write1(0x76);

    SPI_Write1(0x81); // Set Contranst Current
    SPI_Write1(0x7F);

    SPI_Write1(0xB2); // Set Row Period (Frame Frequency)
    SPI_Write1(0x51);

    SPI_Write1(0xB1); // Set Phase Length
    SPI_Write1(0x55);

    SPI_Write1(0xBC); // Set Precharge Voltage
    SPI_Write1(0x10);

    SPI_Write1(0xB4); // Set Precharge Compensation
    SPI_Write1(0x02);

    SPI_Write1(0xB0); // Set Precharge Enable
    SPI_Write1(0x28);

    SPI_Write1(0xBE); // Set V_com_H Voltage level
    SPI_Write1(0x1C);

    SPI_Write1(0xBF); // Set Segment Low voltage
    SPI_Write1(0x0C);

    SPI_Write1(0xA4); //Set Display Mode Normal

    SPI_Write1(0xAF); // Set Display On
Also, the wiring diagram and the hardware setup. I have a very basic setup, pretty much taken straight from the NHD data sheet. Any suggestions appreciated! Screen is very clear and easy to read, but the streaking lines are not acceptable for my application.

[attachment deleted by admin]

Hello,

I am currently working on a project using a Newhaven 2.7" OLED Graphic display. I have a problem with the screen Images turning out poorly. when some pixels in a column are on, the whole column glows (at different intensities based on the number of pixels that are on). In all of the photos, the screen is cleared, and written over as all pixels OFF, before any ON pixels are written.

Any thoughts?


Info:
Display - NHD‐2.7‐12864UCY3
Interface - SPI

[attachment deleted by admin]