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TouchShield

Replacement: None. There is no direct replacement for this item. This page is for reference only.

The TouchShield is a creative product from Liquidware. A touch-screen enabled OLED display is connected to a powerful ATmega to give the Arduino user full control of color images and animations. Compiling and uploading applications to the TouchShield is done through a one-click button in the Arduino Environment, making it easy to write amazing applications!

  • 128×128 OLED Screen
  • 262K Colors
  • Touch Screen
  • Powered from the Arduino’s 5 VDC pins
  • Only Uses Arduino Pins: 2 and 3
  • Holds 60 Full Screen Images
  • Compatible with Arduino Environment
  • Arduino Graphics Core Ready to Go
  • Draw Shapes, Pixels, Colors, Graphs, Buttons and More directly from the Arduino IDE

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  • CuriousK / about 15 years ago / 1

    Can you post Eagle files and schematics of TouchShield??

  • r0b07h4ck3r / about 15 years ago / 1

    to make a button (windows style) you need to:
    set the fill color
    draw rectangle
    set the stroke color for highlight border
    draw two lines for highlight borders
    set the stroke color for shadow border
    draw two lines for shadow borders
    wait for touch
    see if x is greater than button start x and less then end x
    see if y is greater than button start y and less then end y
    if so, redraw button with pressed state (6 steps)
    Then again if it wasn't challenging it prob wouldn't be as rewarding once you get it done.

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