Densitron DD-12864WE-1A with EVK Board Application Note

This document provides application notes for the DD-12864WE-1A OLED display module from DENSITRON TECHNOLOGIES plc. The document includes EVK schematic, symbol definitions, timing characteristics, connection between OLED and EVK, and instructions on how to use the DD-12864WE-1A.


Densitron DD-12864WE-1A with EVK Board Application Note - cover page
Brand
Densitron
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
03 May, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0815A071C71F6283648799C6F40E14CB

About this manual

This application note provides detailed information for the Densitron DD-12864WE-1A OLED display module and its evaluation (EVK) board. It includes an EVK schematic, symbol definitions for all pins, timing characteristics of the 8080‑series parallel interface, and wiring diagrams showing how to connect the display to a host MCU.

The document also supplies recommended initial firmware code, showing how to configure the display controller, set contrast, multiplex ratio, and write data to the screen. Pin functions, voltage supplies, and internal DC‑DC converters are described to aid hardware designers in integrating the module into their systems.

What's inside

  • EVK Schematic
  • Symbol Definition
  • Timing Characteristics
  • Connection Between OLED and EVK
  • How to Use the DD-12864WE-1A
  • Recommended Initial Code
  • Revision Record

Specifications

HV pinmost positive voltage supply pin
LV pinpower supply for logic operation
DC INinternal DC‑DC converter low‑voltage input Vpp2
DC OUTinternal DC‑DC converter generating HV from Vpp2
System cycle time300 ns
Data setup time40 ns
Data hold time15 ns

Frequently asked questions

Which pins form the 8‑bit data bus on the DD-12864WE-1A?

Pins DO0‑DO7 constitute an 8‑bit bi‑directional data bus that connects to the MCU’s data bus.

How is the reset signal applied to the DD-12864WE-1A?

The RES pin is the reset signal input; pulling it low initiates chip initialization.

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