GFX HAT: LCD Display with RGB Backlight and Touch Keys
The display and interface of the GFX HAT are perfect for your Raspberry Pi projects, as its 128×64 pixel 2.15″ LCD screen not only features an attractive six-zone RGB backlight, but also includes six capacitive touch buttons.
Although the display is similar to the Display-O-Tron HAT, the GFX HAT offers the flexibility of individual pixels, allowing you to display more complex graphics and more detailed characters. It also retains the very useful capacitive touch buttons for input and navigation.
GFX HAT Features
- 128×64 pixels, 2.15″ LCD display
- Integrated diffuser/reflector assembly
- Six-zone RGB LED backlight
- LED driver chip SN3218 (I2C address 0x54)
- Six capacitive touch buttons with white LEDs
- CAP1166 capacitive touch / LED driver chip (I2C address 0x2C)
- Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4B, 3B+, 3, 2, B+, A+, Zero, and Zero W
- Python library
- Comes fully assembled
GFX HAT Software
This Python library for the GFX HAT handles the LCD display, backlight control, and touch button functionality. You will also find a couple of examples to help you get started.
Raspbian Wheezy is not supported by the Python library.
Pimoroni name: GFX HAT – Retro LCD with RGB Backlight [PIM400]
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