Description: Want to get started quickly with the DWIN Display, but don't have time to read and search for literature! With this tutorial, you'll be up to speed on interface design for a DWIN display. The brochure clearly describes all the basic concepts, necessary for the implementation of their own electronic ideas.

Programs:

№ 1. Display text. № 2. Momentary button. № 3. Touch button. № 4. Locking button. № 5. Button with text replacement. № 6. Brightness button. № 7. Display backlight slider. № 8. Buttons PWM LED. № 9. Push button set. №10. Display variable value with DHT11.

№11. Mini piano. №12. Automatic display brightness. №13. Servo control buttons. №14. Servo motor + variable control. №15. Data entry keyboard. №16. Keyboard, buttons, and delete numbers. №17. Keypad, input value for PWM. №18. Keyboard, password entry, comparison. №19. Keyboard, servo control. №20. Keyboard, stepper motor control.

№ 1. Display text. № 2. Momentary button. № 3. Touch button. № 4. Locking button. № 5. Button with text replacement. № 6. Brightness button. № 7. Display backlight slider. № 8. Buttons PWM LED. № 9. Push button set. №10. Display variable value with DHT11. №11. Mini piano. №12. Automatic display brightness. №13. Servo control buttons. №14. Servo motor + variable control. №15. Data entry keyboard. №16. Keyboard, buttons, and delete numbers. №17. Keypad, input value for PWM. №18. Keyboard, password entry, comparison. №19. Keyboard, servo control. №20. Keyboard, stepper motor control.

Files: Program sources .espblock + Firmware DWIN Box

The archive contains firmware with watermarks from the developer company!

DWIN Box - Firmware catalog for DWIN display

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