README.md

Hello, world!

This example shows the simpliest usage of Smdn.Devices.US2066, how to display string to an OLED display module SO1602A.

You can run this example with following instruction.

Prerequisites

Required devices and parts are as follows:

• Raspberry Pi
  • The model which .NET and System.Device.Gpio can run. Refer this document for detail.
• SO1602A OLED display module and
  • 0.1μF capacitor × 1
  • 4.7kΩ resistor × 2
  • 3P slide switch × 1 (Optional. This switch is used to switching I²C address of SO1602A.)

Wiring up

Wire up the devices and parts as shown in the wiring diagram below.

Build and run project

Run command dotnet build to build project, or dotnet run to run project.

Note: If you want to use SO2002A instead of SO1602A, modify the code to use the class SO2002A.

Hello, world!

If the project run properly, SO1602A shows the text Hello, world! like this:

Next step

To learn more usage of Smdn.Devices.US2066, see exmaples directory.

If you want to use Smdn.Devices.US2066 in your project, create project and add package Smdn.Devices.US2066 to the project.

dotnet new console --name your-project
cd your-project/
dotnet add package Smdn.Devices.US2066