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In this final part of the series we will use three SSD1306 128×64 pixel OLED display modules to create the kind of display you’d find on the concourse of a mid-sized railway station. Two screens will detail departures, the third will feature a clock and train arrivals. By pulling together the code from this series,…

In this series, we are building a main passenger information display for a model railway using a SSD1306 128×64 pixel OLED display module, driven by a nano. So far we have covered how to create a departures board, a combined clock and an arrivals board. In this latest post we will revisit our departures board…

We continue our series looking at how to use a SSD1306 128×64 pixel OLED display module on a model railway. In this part we will be making an Arrivals board. The information we need for arrivals is very similar to that for our departures board. We will be adapting the departures code to create the…

This series is looking at how to use a SSD1306 128×64 pixel OLED display module as a passenger information display on a model railway. The first in the series created a train departures display. The second a clock to keep time. We are going to combine these two to create a dynamic departures board that…

This series looks at how to use a SSD1306 128×64 pixel OLED display module as a passenger information display on a model railway. The first post in the series created a train departures display. We now move on to creating and displaying a clock. It is possible to fit a real time clock module to…