1.8" Colour Display Module for micro:bit (160x128) _MAKE_MODULE_RTC If you’re still using an

If you’re still using an older Linux kernel that does not support the DAC+ ADC

if stacking with other boards we recommend putting the RS485 Pi at the top of the stack due to the height of the DB9 connector

The Raspberry Pi 400 kit is available in a number of different regional variants (select above)

then flip over to solder the other

You can control them with any microcontroller since the timing on the data lines isn't particular

1.8" Colour Display Module for micro:bit (160x128) _MAKE_MODULE_RTC If you’re still using anThis is a colourful display module designed for the BBC micro: bit, giving you a whole new way to make projects. The display is 1. 8" with a 160x128 pixel resolution capable of displaying 65k colours. The easy to use dedicated MakeCode package for this display makes it easy to start experimenting with colours, objects, shapes, strings and more, using the drag and drop elements. Examples of this can be seen on the Wiki page for this display. Plug your