Arduino TFT LCD Touch Screen Tutorial

[@HowToMechatronics]

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[@Bekir_ts]

why now ? after 5 years :D

[@santhosh__440]

Please provide documentation

[@lookalterno3591]

I like your "split screen" approach for presenting the code and the result at the same time. Also, your code is clean and informative about the capabilities of both TFT display and libraries. It tell a lot about what we can do with these hardware.

[@santhosh__440]

Provide project document

[@FamilyManMoving]

Love the way you just dive right in on your videos. No excess talking - you just get to work. Thank you for showing the TFT/Touch interfaces in such a concise manner. You saved me a lot of reading.

[@waleedalrashed1411]

First Arduino tutorial that I watch, and the instructor finally cares about the code much more than the electronics part 😎

[@shivamsuri138]

This is what i've been looking for for my past 1 hour of searching for arduino projects. Thank you! (the RGB led one really hooked me)

[@santhosh__440]

Provide project document

[@tfeezy]

My project would not be what it is now if I had never found this channel. The core of my program is based off this project. Thanks for all the info. I will also share my project to hopefully help others.

[@santhosh__440]

Bro Provide project document

[@Just_Ignorant]

This is an excellent tutorial. A big thank you from a mechatronics engineering student. Great work

[@paulhendrix8599]

This guy again! I always stumble upon your videos searching for something. Pretty cool.

[@fernandolunadev]

So, this is a perfect tutorial! Thanks a lot for sharing with us. You have the capability to "drive easyly" with words, the complex world of LCDTFT programming! :) Best regards from Argentina!

[@ayaabiya787]

Thanks it so helpful just I encountered a little problem when I compile (redefinition of ' Touchscreen ts') thank you another time ,it's so interesting I will wait your answer as soon as possible

[@JulianMakes]

Brilliant tutorial (as usual!), i will be watching it again when my TFT turns up tomorrow :) cheers o/

[@santhosh__440]

Provide project document

[@derkatwork33]

Very detailed and easy to understand. I like that you go over things slowly. Very good video.

[@beatrute2677]

I really like your teaching style, thank you for taking the time to make this video

[@mitsos_306]

Great video, great tutorial. I appreciate that you explain the code and i loved the split screen approach!

[@yngvai777]

Thanks for making this video. You explained the subject very clearly.

[@skmaltare5890]

its wonderful tutorial to see , three tutorials combined to gather. and a good example of combining programs. thanks for sharing.

[@JulianMakes]

UTFT myGLCD(ILI9341_16, 38, 39, 40, 41); URTouch myTouch( 6, 5, 4, 3, 2); were the parameters that worked for me (purchased from your link and using a Mega)

[@jeffreynwankwo7912]

This video was published in 2015! I'm just seeing this. HowtoMechatronics!

[@sg8nj]

One of the best tutorial👨‍🏫📓

[@mphaan]

Dude you just made my day. At 1:55 the double pin headers trick. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@rc-wingman5719]

VERY VERY GOOD TUTORIAL! Your tutorials are going like butter. everything is very clear! myGLCD is the best library for Arduino TFT touch screens

[@verlainemaeflores9697]

Very clear speaking voice. I really love the way you explained. Thanks a lot.

[@kugurgoles]

Wow creating shapes real time with code. Very good job!

[@InFAMOUSPS4_19]

So one thing that isn't said is that the ID of the LCD does matter, when initializing the "myGLCD" method the display could be "SSD1289" OR "CTE32_R2" if your code compiles but doesn't show up on the display, try this fix. Also, the error of C++ nnot being able to convert string to char is normal and will still operate normally.

[@boogiman007]

You're a genius, thanks for all these great videos. just wish i had more time to develop all this cool stuff.

[@reatoruv]

You are a good teacher and have a good channel, So you get a new follower. Thanks.

[@billfield8300]

Another great video. Very informative and to the point. Also lots of good code example. Thanks.

[@chinnappaninnasu2721]

Very good Tutorial!----From Kerala,India

[@XanCraft21]

Omg you just gave me more info for a plan I had for a custom lcd and driver! Thanks!

[@MatthewAustengopro]

Brilliant !!! Thank you for creating the edit very easy to follow

[@tomneto8791]

Excellent !, I never tried Arduino, it seems a lot of work. - Congrats.

[@jjawads88]

all your project are awesome and easy to built. good thing I like that you share all step and code thanks

[@kchoudri]

This is best explained tutorial. Well done.

[@HowToMechatronics]

Glad it was helpful!

[@saqroomi]

greatly explained, precise and focused. sir you are a superb tutor.

[@MagivaIT]

finally a video that is very useful. love it

[@PeterFloyd678]

Excellent tutorial. I will definitely need to try this out and see if I can get it working.

[@tmc200527]

Great tutorial bringing together the arduino, inputs and outputs and displaying information.

[@birboy3871]

Wow it’s great, I have made it and now I am modifying it. Do you know how I can add a Dallas 18D20 or a DH11 sensor on the home screen? It would be really nice if I got any answer. Thank you in advance!

[@rajeshtakyar8057]

Very Good Job......very detailed presentation..Thanks Dejan....keep up.

[@greywolf271]

Thanks mate. Lots of useful info here.

[@YFTOUCH]

Wonderful and useful!Tks for your sharing!

[@VladaNish]

Bravo Dejane, super tutorijal.

[@FordFlatheadRat]

At 3:33 minutes in your video and on line 76 of the Arduino sketch - drawHomeScreen(); // Draws the Home Screen. How do I make the home screen background a different color besides black?

[@TrashPandamonium]

Great tutorial, Dejan! Thanks for sharing these :)

[@gustavozaraza6456]

Excellent project, you're the best

[@ralitsaharizanova]

Браво, много интересен клип!

[@quantafoto]

Excellent tutorial. Was a little surprised that you skipped over the slider code as that's probably the least obvious. I'm guessing that you just draw a rectangle whose width is based on the integer value.

[@rajgarg555]

How can we attach voltage Base sancers with this system

[@huseyinmen9507]

well done !!!! congratulations.ı have some question about how did you make this project ... question 1: which pins did you use on arduino mega and tft touch panel question 2: where did you get tft panel ,can you share link. thanks

[@muhammedselimcavas5772]

thank very much i am ot from english i from Turkey but i understand thank u

[@dr.xx1]

Amazing channel ❤

[@sarahcarrol275]

Do you have a video on how to connect the circuit. Where does the pin headers go?

[@สุรัตน์พูลสวัสดิ์-ฟ3ช]

Thank you. The idea is very good.

[@dago2259]

wow... I am learning to programming arduino¡, thanks, I will study the code.

[@MinecraftLPAlex]

Awesome tutorial! Does anyone have information about the lifespan in a 24/7 use?

[@ArkadiAbramovic]

Awensome video bro and prety nice music too!!!

[@shifty51008]

great job, love your video's. very informative. keep up the great work

[@yenerdemir2912]

YOUR channel is very usefull.

[@arta2870]

Thanks for the great instruction. Now to find a way to incorporate that to a motorcycle finger print ignition start up

[@TheBypasser]

Seems like an ARM - and no antialiasing. God! Did alike on AVR (no Arduino there, of course), and AA worked just fine (as well as alpha and stuff).

[@ausprobierendannweisstdues8686]

Very professional tutorial Thank you

[@BinhNguyen-lg7mh]

at time 6:17, what font did you use for the text "003"

[@dioutoroo]

Thank you for your Tutorial. I have a question, can we used Arduino Uno and tft lcd touchscreen to display a sensor data?

[@themelodicguy2022]

really great job this video helps me a lot Thanks for making this video!

[@SirJohnatan]

Hi, its posibile to use another lcd display? For example an 10 inch netbook display ? Or works with dedicated arduino display ?

[@ChathuYasas]

Great tutorial. I am very interested in working with ESP32/TFT display.

[@pitus26]

I realy like this tutorial, thanks im going to try it.

[@alexanderk.3838]

Very nice video. Thanks. I gotta made meteostation With this display and BME280.

[@disabledOtter]

this is a great tutorial, thank you

[@AmateurInventor]

hey instead of using that sheild for display, can we diretly plug the display on arduino duo??? reply fast

[@milanjovanovic8708]

If distance sensor is used also for something else, eg. If distance is less than 5cm turn on the red led, will that still work 8f u go to main menu?

[@FIXDIY]

Loved it ❤️

[@AkatlaLet]

Good job! Thx Dejan!

[@RapidGaMinG-b8p]

Mr Dejan Nedelkovski i want to learn ardiuno code. i have seen so many online tutorial and books but didnt get too much...can guide me kindly or upload easy way...all start from blinking led project.but i need more detail before writing code.i am sill confused how to start and what to do. you have great projector. i am associate electronics engineer but zero in coding or programming

[@Joshua10902]

tip... dont start with something as advanced as this. id highly recommend giving these a watch first: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3eTZmeDg6dkh6s and kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH2WZa16ibWemdU

[@SouKube]

thanks for this video. is there any example or directions on how to use an arduino to control a LCD (display anything from simple points to pictures)

[@SouKube]

+Dejan Nedelkovski 1. any lcd - the lcd has been scavenged from a tv. 2. display a matrix of dots or even a dot at a given coordinate. hope it makes sense. thanks again friend.

[@apzeiroturbo]

your are crazyyyyyy!!! Love your projects!!!!!!

[@hubertmargreiter3508]

Great work just like all your others. Do you allow 2 questions, please. First, what needs to be changed in case I want to use the "Waveshare 4" TFT-Touchscreen? And further, is it complicated to use the TFT Touchscreen as an I/O device?

[@incogneat-o6612]

Your Awesome* Got a little excited

[@Linux6Root]

Nice channel, subscribed.

[@beymeephanlom1246]

Thanks Dejan, Great Tutorial brings me very good idea to continue my work and design next. How is Mega with 7" LCD Display, intermittent display ?? I don't wanna switch to Arduino Due, Since i only use touch screen as button, no graphic display.

[@ronwalker3000]

Hello, I have recently purchased a 4" TFT (NT35510) which has the advantage of plugging directly into an Arduino Mega, but have encounted a few problems applying your wonderfully clear tutorial. I set the model to NT35510 and the touch parameters accordingly but the library UTouch has been replaced by URtouch (which I have included). I don't know if the new library is backwardly comparable as I get a page of RED when I try to compile. Do you have any thoughts.

[@m3lateef]

thanks for sharing . may i ask what is the best battery to power it? if we want create something permanent like a video game for children

[@aripjamaludinrumi]

woow thanks for teh video 🙏

[@dirtysouth_305]

Very good Tutorial!

[@mehdimahdi1175]

You are awsome i was looking for a similar channel for a long time .... i have a mechatronic degree and i love your work :) but i have one tiny request if possible do this same tutorial with Pic microcontroler (how to make a GUI for microcontrolers) :D

[@mehdimahdi1175]

+Dejan Nedelkovski Great thank you :) it's good to use arduino to explain the project then take it a step further and show how to do it using any microcontroler to creat a personal project ... there is too many arduino tutorials but a fiew are making tutorials using PICs or other microcontroler and i think it's a good add to your channel that will interest many :)

[@WagonLoads]

WOW Thanks! Can this display be used on the esp8266 or Arduino NANO

[@thesloable]

Great tutorial! Thanks!

[@zaryabrizvi9658]

If we are using custom ics is there any protocol that we will have to use for interfacing of touch screen and ic?

[@janardhanjd4175]

Hi, great thanx from india, can we use this oven to increase and decrease the temperature

[@vmtvince2]

woow this is beautiful!Is it possible to connect the arduino to a display wirelessly, like with bluetooth?

[@S0K0N0MI]

Old video, but I hope you can still help. ;) The shield eats up the entire 40 pin header, but does it really use them all?

[@featurenerds5739]

hello. Been working on a small project of mine. May I just ask if you know how to salvage old phone screens and use it for this

[@VincentCheng]

Thanks for your great contribution!

[@hemantdua7168]

What is the maximum distance we can measure from this...?? btw very informative video....

[@paarthsstudio]

Depends on the sensor you use, this sensor's max range is 2 m - 400 m

[@luiseduardojatarmontano1983]

Hello this is a very useful tutorial, but can you please explain how can I add an image to one of the main pages?

[@drwinkhaing2860]

Very good presentation.

[@maciejgaus4505]

Hello, How would i change the code for // Draws a rectangle with the latest color combination myGLCD.setColor(xRC, xGC, xBC); myGLCD.fillRoundRect(175, 87, 310, 119); to display number values instead. For example, the slider starts are zero and goes in increments of 0.5 every time you slide it to the right. Thanks in advance!

[@chitrakshvarma8270]

Mr Dejan i am making this for my science project could u please recommend any other expansion board for arduino since the one in the video is out of stock

[@Cristian-gu1st]

thanks for explaining the code

[@CharlesSnyder]

Great project and tutorial! Just what I'm looking for, I think. I need to run about a 1000 rgb leds, would the arduino mega have enough cpu power to run the screen and that many leds? If not I wonder if using two megas would work, splitting up the work.

[@yuanbin2705]

Great!!!,i have a lot to learn