emonGLCD open-source wireless graphical display using alternative displays *************************************************************************** Now converted for Arduino 1.0 This builds on the OpenEnergyMonitor.org emonGLCD design using alternative graphical displays and adds receive of a remote temperature sensor and transmit of a locally connected DS18B20 one wire temperature sensor. Four versions are available including two with touchscreen support. All the required libraries are linked to in code comments. Details of a simple remote temperature sensor node can be found here: http://zorg.org/j58 emonGLCD_KS0108 ---------------------- This version uses the KS0108 parallel display. Details of my build using this screen can be found on my blog at http://zorg.org/yeg The additional fonts used are available in this repository as Impact.h and Switzerland.h emonGLCD_LCD_09351 ------------------ This version uses the SparkFun LCD-09351 which is a KS0108 type display with an ATmega 168 based serial backpack attached. NB: This will not work with the default firmware that the LCD-09351 ships with. The default firmware is poor so I have flashed the backpack with the alternative firmware made by summoningdark which can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/serialglcd/ More info on this screen can be found on by blog at http://zorg.org/u9f Read serialGLCD_Library_Notes.txt for converting the serialGLCD library for Arduino 1.0 emonGLCD_LCD_09351_Touch ------------------------ This version uses the same SparkFun LCD-09351 as above and a Nintendo DS touchscreen has been added to provide a way to change the display. A couple of alternative layouts of the power and temperatures and a menu to control the backlight have been created as a demonstration. More info on this screen and the use of the Nintendo DS touchscreen can be found on by blog at http://zorg.org/u9f Read serialGLCD_Library_Notes.txt for converting the serialGLCD library for Arduino 1.0 emonGLCD_ST7565_RGB_Touch ------------------------- This version uses the ST7565 based LCD with RGB backlight from Adafruit and the Nintendo DS touchscreen. Inludes 3 different views and changing backlight colour depending on power usage. Details of my build using this screen can be found on my blog at http://zorg.org/60x
nathanchantrell/EmonGLCD
Alternative versions of the OpenEnergyMonitor EmonGLCD using different displays
Arduino