OLEDproc Add-on

  • I'm sorry, but I didn't understand what you need. Could you please be more specific about your request?
    Did something work before and now it doesn't?
    In any case, I need a lot more information to help.

  • Is it possible to run this script using your addon?

    I need to see the remaining HDD space on OLED

  • Hi LuRu , I am new around here and I was redirected to this thread for getting around my issue. I am running LE 2 on a Pi 5, and trying to program my OLED based on chip SSD1306. Could you please kindly share what changes should I make in order to make the add-on work in my case as well? I really appreciate your work and contribution to LE community and I thank you in advance! Cheers! :)

  • Hi @kato !

    I'm glad you're interested in my add-on.
    Unfortunately, I don't own an RPi5, so I can't test it.
    But I do own an RPi4 and it still works without any problems there.
    So you have no choice but to try it out for yourself.
    However, I'm afraid that some of the dependencies will need to be compiled specifically for the RPi5.
    In addition to the included add-ons, you will also need to have the Raspberry Pi Tools add-on (from the LibreELEC repository) and the MODIFIED XBMC LCDproc add-on installed.

    I recommend reading this entire thread.

    script.module.spidev-12.0.0.101.zip

    script.module.smbus2-12.0.0.101.zip

    script.module.luma-12.0.0.101.zip

    script.module.cbor2-12.0.0.101.zip

    service.oled-12.0.0.105.zip

  • Hello,

    I have a PI5 NVME 256GB ARGONE ONE V3 case

    and wanted to run an OLED display on it!

    The small 1.3-inch ones all work,

    Now I wanted to upgrade to an SSD1363 256x128 i2c OLED display, but oledproc doesn't offer any drivers or settings.

    WHAT CAN I DO

    to control it?!?

    THANKS in advance for the answers

  • Unfortunately, I can't help much. My add-on is based on the luma.oled library. If this library doesn't contain the SSD1363 driver, then of course the OLEDproc add-on can't work with it either.
    But you can try to see if it works with some other driver. Maybe the SSD1322 could use similar commands. But I don't give it much chance...

    I'm sorry, but I can't really help more. First of all, I'm very busy at the moment and secondly, to be able to experiment with it, I would have to own the same display. Unfortunately, that's not the case.

  • Unfortunately, I can't help much. My add-on is based on the luma.oled library. If this library doesn't contain the SSD1363 driver, then of course the OLEDproc add-on can't work with it either.
    But you can try to see if it works with some other driver. Maybe the SSD1322 could use similar commands. But I don't give it much chance...

    I'm sorry, but I can't really help more. First of all, I'm very busy at the moment and secondly, to be able to experiment with it, I would have to own the same display. Unfortunately, that's not the case.

    Hello, thanks for answering. :) Thanks anyway

  • Thanks for the info. I already thought about the SSD1309. ;) Since my Raspberry Pi 2, PI 3, PI 4, etc., I've been using Kodi projects as a media center, so I'm still experimenting with the displays (formerly HD44780) with the acrylic case. Thank you very much, greetings from Germany.