![]() This is information that I found on some forum somewhere and using it I got my display to work I'd like to emphasize that this display uses 3.3V logic, and will not work if you use 5V. Originally When I wrote this Instructable I wrote: You have to wire the display up in accordance to the pin definitions there. There is an example sketch included with the ILI9340/1 library called graphics test. If you have an issue with the ethics, I'd like to point out that my behavior is perfectly legal so please keep your rant elsewhere. I understand this to mean that adafruit are perfectly happy for their code to be edited to drive cheap chinese displays, and there is no point going to the effort of writing my own code to drive it. You can look up the entire license if you are interested. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute. I'd like to point out that adafruit provide their libraries under The MIT License, which amoungst other things says: The Ethics: A couple of users have complained that I am using adafruit libraries and I am not supporting adafruit. This tutorial doesn't show you how to use the SD card functionality. It actually turned out to be quite simple. The only problem was that there wasn't a guide to how to get it working! When I figured it out I thought I'd make an Instructable for anyone with the same issues. ![]() I ordered a 240 x 320 pixel 2.2 inch TFT LCD display off of ebay for £3.86 which is dirt cheap compared to similar displays from some of the western companies. ![]()
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