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Select the main folder (it should have the library’s name) and move it to the “libraries” folder inside your sketchbook. Go to the directory where you have downloaded the. If you’re using Arduino IDE 2, you may need to restart it for the library to be available. You will be prompted to select the library you want to add. In the menu bar, go to Sketch > Include Library > Add. The Library Manager looks slightly different depending on what version of the IDE you are using. The latest version is selected by default. When you’ve found a library you want to install, click Install. You can review the description and author. This will usually take you to a reference page or repository for the libraryįind a library you want to install. To find more information about the library, click More info.

The results are listed alphabetically, so you may need to scroll down the list. IDE 1.x also has options to filter by Type and Topic.įind the library in the search results.

In IDE 2, you can also click on the button in the sidebar.įilter the available libraries by typing something (such as a library name) in the text field above the listed libraries.

In the menu bar, select Tools > Manage Libraries….

Learn how to add libraries to Arduino IDE. This is a multi-platform library that will work with several different development board types.įixed warnings regarding deprecated conversions when using print()Ĭhanged the way the screen buffer is allocatedĪdded more examples and grouped them into 128x32 and 128圆4 resolutionĪdded support for ESP8266 (only tested on Wemos/Lolin D1 Mini)Īdded support for ESP32 (only tested on Heltec WiFi Kit 32)įor a full list of changes please see the file version.txt included in the download.Libraries are a collection of code that provide extra functionality for use in sketches, for example when working with hardware or manipulating data. Some demos showcasing most of the functions are included in the download.

This library will in this case fall back to a software-based, TWI-/I 2C-like protocol which will require exclusive access to the pins used. If you experience problems with pin-sharing you can move the displays SDA and SCL pins to any available pins on your development board. The library has not been tested in combination with the Wire library and I have no idea if they can share pins. If you are upgrading from an older version of the library you should read about the changes in the manual.

There are some important changes from v1.xx. This library will default to I 2C Fast Mode (400 KHz) when using the hardware I 2C interface. This library has been made to make it easy to use 128x32 and 128圆4 pixel OLED displays based on the SSD1306 controller chip with an Arduino, chipKit, ESP8266 or ESP32. Rather donate hardware directly? Then click here. And use any of my projects or libraries, and would like to encourage further development you can donate through PayPal here: