4.3" Arduino Shields - Overview & Tutorial

Get effortless touch development with Newhaven Display's 4.3" Arduino Shields. Watch for a product overview and guide for developing with one of our 4.3" Arduino Shields.
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[@uwehacker9075]

Is it possible to control the Display with a ESP32 Board and is there a Library and PIN-Schema available? Thx

[@NewhavenDisplay]

Hi Uwe, our engineering department will be able to provide this info. You can reach them at [e-mail]

[@paraglideheavenuwe7104]

@@NikolaTyson yes, I got a answer, that the shield is specifically made for the arduino Uno ...

[@CHIRANJIT79]

how to communicate two Nextion display with Arduino mega ?

[@NewhavenDisplay]

Hi, our engineers would be happy to walk you through this process. You can contact them at [e-mail]

[@pje_]

WOW, is it Arduino UNO, or Arduino MEGA?
Interesting...

[@izharahmad88]

Mega

[@marcusroquedasilva991]

Boa noite...
Sou brasileiro, preciso de um touch de 4.2" q seja compatível com o módulo eDIP240-7
Help me...

[@user-hk1rh7yh4j]

NHD-5.0-800480FT-CTXL-CTP is it same foe this tft also ..?

[@NewhavenDisplay]

Hello,
These shield boards are not quite the same as the 5.0" EVE2 display. The shield boards are designed to mount directly onto the Arduino, whereas the EVE2 displays require the NHD-FT81x-SHIELD and a 20-pin FFC cable. In addition, the shield boards use the FT801 engine, whereas the 5.0" EVE2 display uses the FT813 engine.