Using a Nextion Display with Arduino Leonardo - Part 1 - Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- Hi guys, glad to be back! In Part 1 of this tutorial, you will see how to create the graphics and touch commands on the Nextion Display. The next part will focus on using an Arduino Leonardo to send keyboard commands to the MAME emulator when a touch event is received from the Nextion Display.
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I have been looking for something exactly like this. Just a button or two and serial out to a microcontroller (In my case, ESP32) - I can handle the rest. You were very clear, concise and sound was good, my pet peeve. Cant wait to watch part II ! Thanks!
Nice display, great description of how to work with it. Glad you are back!
Thanks Garth, those displays are really good, and have pretty high resolutions. The bigger ones are a little pricey, but I'll make other projects using the smaller ones soon. Thanks for watching!
Very well explained! Thank you, this helped me a lot!
Great tutorial. The graphics look really good on that display! Page swapping takes me back 20 years to programming games for DOS. If only I had that GUI design software instead of typing every line of code!
These screens have pretty good resolution for their size, they do look great in person. The bigger ones, like the one I used (5") and the 7" are a little pricey ($85-$100cad) but the smaller ones are pretty cheap. But since they use serial communication (TX-RX) they are great for some Arduino projects and will surely use them again in future projects. Btw I know what you're talking about programming tons of lines to create some DOS graphics, I started with computers back in the day with a Texas Instruments TI 99/4A and would type lines and lines of codes found in magazines to create some games :) Thanks for watching!
Brainy bits are My best tutorials ... I wonder why the views and likes are not coming as expected.
Keep going.. good luck
Thank you for the comment, great to hear that they video are helping, thanks for watching!
Great tutorial.me is new in arduino feild. but wheen i saw that video. i feel full confident.. as like expert... very thx to brainy bits
You are the best one explain Nextion Display ever thank you
Always great to hear that the videos are helping, thanks for watching!
Awesome Tut, question, if I have a tft file written for a 3.5" display, will it work on a 2.8" display? I'm thinking due to the different resolution between the two screens it should be oversize for the 2.8" display. Will I be able to load the code in the developer and simply change the screen size and recompile the code to suit the 2.8"?
thanks for your guide. it was actually exactly what I was looking for. is there a way to switch automaticly to other images/menu for when, you go back to a frontend fx launchbox/bigbox or switch emulators?
great one bro....
Hi Great vids can you show how your friend done the screen in the marquee and maybe add a page for buttons used in each game. thanks
Hey Yvan, can you do a Logo splash screen for a few seconds then run the program?
Thank you.:)
What if I want to use the same button as an on-off button
Nowhere do you show how to create the graphics of the buttons. It would be better if the code of the project was available in a zip or other file. How do I test the code without the buttons?
Welcome back Yvan.
Hi, Marcel, been away for a while, summer chores are taking most of my time right now, but should have a new video coming soon!
What was your all over experience with this?Is it worth buying for money?
I really like using these displays with Arduino, I've just scratched the surface but so far I think they are the best color graphic LCD to use for project that don't require fast moving graphics (ie. games), great for GUI. The bigger ones (5" and 7") are a little pricey (80-100cad) but the smaller ones are not that bad. Thanks for watching!
Ye cute ton chandail :)
This one doesn't appear to have made it to your tutorials on the web yet.
Hi, I'm moving the website soon, and should have this tutorial on the site very soon. Will update here when it's available. Thanks.
The tutorial page is available now on my website here: www.brainy-bits.com/nextion-arcade-panel/
good to see u back :)
Thanks, glad to be back! Part 2 coming up in 1 week. Thanks for watching.
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For anyone interested in getting the code or more information the tutorial page is now available on my website here: www.brainy-bits.com/nextion-arcade-panel/