# OLED for AVR mikrocontrollers
Library for oled-displays with SSD1306 or SH1106 display-controller connected with I2C at an AVR Atmel Atmega like Atmega328P.

This library allows you to display text or/and graphic at oled-display.
The library need 1591 bytes flash-memory and 2 bytes sram in textmode, in graphicmode library need 2823 bytes flash-memory and 1026 bytes static sram so you can use oled-displays e.g with Atmega48PA (only with textmode).
Library is only tested with 128x64 Pixel display, lower resolution not tested but should work too.

If you want to use your own I2C library you have to fit i2c-function at lcd-library.
Settings for I2C-bus have to set at i2c.h
Settings for display have to set at lcd.h

If you want to use characters like e.g. ä set your compiler input-charset to utf-8 and your compiler exec-charset to iso-8859-15 (look at makefile line 115).

Testcondition: Display: SSD1306 OLED, Compiler Optimizelevel: -Os, µC: Atmega328p @ 8 MHz internal RC

Memory:

Modul       | Flash        | Stat. RAM
------------+--------------+------------
I2C-Core    | 120 Byte     |    0
FONT        | 644 Byte     |    0
Oled (TXT)  | 1303 Byte    |    2 Byte
Oled (GFX)  | 2293 Byte    | 1026 Byte

Speed (print 20 charaters to display):



Mode        | Time       | I2C-Speed
------------+------------+------------
Oled (TXT)  | 4.411 ms   | 400 kHz
Oled (TXT)  | 15.384 ms  | 100 kHz
Oled (GFX)  | 26.603 ms  | 400 kHz
Oled (GFX)  | 96.294 ms  | 100 kHz


example:

//****main.c****//
#include "lcd.h"


int main(void){
  lcd_init(LCD_DISP_ON);    // init lcd and turn on
  
  lcd_puts("Hello World");  // put string from RAM to display (TEXTMODE) or buffer (GRAPHICMODE)
  lcd_gotoxy(0,2);          // set cursor to first column at line 3
  lcd_puts_p(PSTR("String from flash"));  // puts string form flash to display (TEXTMODE) or buffer (GRAPHICMODE)
#if defined GRAPHICMODE
  lcd_drawCircle(64,32,7,WHITE); // draw circle to buffer
  lcd_display();                  // send buffer to display
#endif
  for(;;){
    //main loop
  }
  return 0;
}