Arduino Touchscreen Display - Using a Resistive Touchscreen

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[@donaldwright2426]

Thanks for this video tutorial and learning. Because of you, I purchased the same touchscreen and tested it today! Wow, this is fun! Can you imagine that in the early 90, I prototyped a wire-wrapped MC68HC11 to create something like an Arduino and I wanted to interface to an LCD? At that time, LCD screens were extremely pricy! Here I'm, some 25-30-year latter, getting back in the µcontroller world and with the internet, information and tutorials are so easy to find. Luckily, I found your channel on youtube. I found your videos so informative that I've joined your newsletter as of today (2020-01-09). Again, thanks for the quality of your video.

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[@EL34XYZ]

I messed up and bought a 3.5 LCD without touch from Ali Express. I ordered the correct one with touch. Looking forward to using a touch screen

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A+ content. covers most of the "Why is that?" questions :)

[@redst292]

Your video is inspiring. I've never thought a touchscreen can be used with an Arduino.

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[@tinkmarshino]

good to have you back... hope you got some good vacation time in... I got some nice fishing in while you were gone... Thanks for the touch screen video.. I have been wanting to use one but have not found a reliable video to follow.. Now though I am going to order mine and do my little project.... thanks again for the share and carry on Bill..

[@manwenqin5920]

What products do you need to order for your project?

[@tinkmarshino]

@@manwenqin5920 the same kind that Bill has there why? Do you have some?

[@manwenqin5920]

@@tinkmarshino I have, Can you tell me about the product model? I can help you find it.

[@tinkmarshino]

@@manwenqin5920 Well I am not exactly sure which one I want.. Send me the site for your outfit and I will go and look to see. Thanks

[@justinw.2376]

Best explanation of the touch screen I’ve found. This helped me fix the issue I was having with my screen. Thank you!!!!

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[@peterhuesmann3956]

Fantastic, just what I was looking for!

[@incorporeal3793]

Looking to build a DIY star tracker and this is just the thing I was looking for, to add a touchscreen for real-time speed adjustment.

[@Corbald]

The biggest drawback of resistive screens is that it's relatively easy to wear a groove into the surface, especially along UI elements like scroll bars.

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[@YFtouchscreen]

So detailed explanation.Great tutorial!Thanks for your sharing.

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[@robbyprust]

Nice video , you always explain things in detail . I have that same display and the touch screen part stopped working . Good display except for that ,but your explanation of how the touch screen works has me exploring what might be wrong with it. They are so expensive though

[@raagamparmar179]

Hmmm...... Interesting. The display can be used to make an interface for home automation system, as in the project made in the video.

[@SalimsWorkshop]

Very informative video! Thank you

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Hie... I have a request. May you kindly do a series on QR or BarCode modules such as the RT830C or 870. I could not find any solid tutorials on those

[@bobengelhardt856]

Very professional video - thank you for presenting it. At the end you mention that there will be another video on capacitive TS & other examples. I can't find that video - do you have a link?

[@hubertmargreiter3508]

Excellent presentation, thanks for uploading.

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[@wendygrant2735]

Well explained as always.👍👍👍

[@josephanthony9294]

Excellent video as ever. I have an identical board where all the demos work but will not accept any touch input. can anytone tell me which pins I can use to measure the touch resistance. I am beginning to wonder whether screen is faulty. Thanks

[@fireteamomega2343]

There's so many different screen shields usually if it doesn't work it's because you have the wrong library drivers ILI9486...81...84 ?. Does the touchscreen calibration example work ? If not find you must one that does. Be sure you have Ts touchpoint lines included TS_MIN MAX as well (set from your calibration) it sets up p object value and screen size parameters. Bool also needs to be set false true false usually it's assigned to ifpressed. Throw read resistive code everything serial monitor down into loop. Run it pull up serial monitor and write down the x y values where you are touching. Then finally check your if (t.x < && line numbers I often put in the opposite values then realize when it doesn't work that my numbers are backwards.

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Now that's a nice set of tools! Whats your favorite brand, type ,and size cutters for cutting the ends off things like R, C , L's leads that are not needed and sticking out from soldered circuits?

[@MrPeloseco]

there are some confusing declarations here... An array buttons length 3 is declared but later 9 buttons are initialized in the nested for loop. A multidimensional (3x5) array is declared for 3 labels, and then again, we inspect the ninth element of the first dimension of the array. And finally an array length 6 is declared for the colors of the buttons and inspected in the nested loop to the ninth element... it just hurts my eyes 😵 But still, thank you for the introduction to tft's... always great videos 👌

[@saydiy1528]

good job. can you show a round image in a round area instead of a rectangle area? thanks.

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[@TheElectronicDilettante]

Is it possible to add a diode, or some other device to isolate the pins) to pins 1 & 0 of the display pin out and still use 1&0 for serial communication??

[@azv777]

Hello, thank you ! Great info as always, could you please prepare a video on how to make a display ESP to collect an information from other ESP devices, and how to pass this info to the cloud or google services, might be TUYA would be interesting too, Thanks again

[@mecatx]

Great video. I am trying this setup with a DHT22. How do i get power tot he DTH22 form the mega arduino Thank you for great videos.

[@michaelschmidt1700]

Thank you for this video, it helps me a lot. But could you please explain how to add a MicroSD Card Adapter to the display, because I use a Arduino Mega 2560 and I need the pictures from the SD Card for my project.

[@petercolls3385]

Very good video - Excellent presentation - Question where can you buy the screens shown on the LDC Wiki site - Thanks

[@cicizhao2118]

hello Peter, do u have the needs for the LCD Screens?

[@williammiller7543]

I'v tried these screens in the past and really didn't understand them and have shied away from their use. I'm and Arduino IDE user and have moved to the ESP32 MCU for cost and capability reasons. Do these screens work on that MCU or is that out of scope for your tutorials? Great video and good to have you back.

[@essamaframhanna]

Thanks for this Excellent video, I wonder to know how can I use the same 3.5" LCD and OV7670 Camera connect to Arduino UNO, to get Live picture.. Of course I'll use Breadboard instead connecting the LCD directly to Arduino, Neglecting touchscreen pins..

[@Abc-sl1nf]

Can you get current time from the Internet to display on that?

[@michaelhawthorne8696]

Brilliant video !.....I have one of these displays but only have an UNO... I might invest in a Mega. I have a 7" touch screen from Kuman, I might dig that out too. That LCDwiki is a fantastic site. Thanks for uploading.

[@itsnadchaos]

Thank you so much, I am using it with Arduino mega and everything is mirrored, touch, words and everything what do I do?

[@nelsongomez8547]

Hello friend congrats Friend, what kind of model Is his display touch screen? Do you have the link where Did you buy that one?

[@PerchEagle]

Could you do a tutorial about the model that uses 2.8 tft SPI mode?

[@michaeldickerson2873]

You and your videos are awsome

[@abdillahmursyid7616]

great video.. i want to ask, can i make pen tablet with arduino? something like wacom ctl, no lcd but just like trackpad

[@Sparky5]

I use the 4D systems touch screens with free Workshop 4 IDE software. Great for a non-programmer like myself.

[@abuwaleed1191]

hi, very good video again, I question, is there capacitive display available like this Resistive ?

[@belleluze]

Wonderfully executed sir. As an idea you should make a tutorial/video on making a Geiger meter, like making the high voltage and taking reading of an lcd. Thank you for your time.

[@THE16THPHANTOM]

can you use shift registers to increase the nano pins? would that make the libraries completely useless and require some rewriting to compensate? i have no time to go hardcore mode and write the software myself.

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He is so calm and sensitive look. Nice, I feel sleepy, but nice video.

[@kenkondasilva2488]

Thank you!!! This is excellent.

[@selfawareness369]

Is the amazon bootleg versions of the Arduino Mega just as reliable as the arduino mega?

[@oemanagement1936]

hello can you please show us how we make 3.5 tft lcd shield arduino controller timer by creations button

[@walidel-sharoud8339]

Great video as usual!! 4D systems produce programmable touchscreens that are much easier to use. It will be great if you manage to cover them as well.

[@hassanwaqas3249]

Is it possible to use a screen from an old tablet PC for this purpose?

[@startobytes]

Hi could you make it with you about the nrf24l01 Module and how to Connect it with the Arduino Uno?!

[@thomasvideoa]

Nice video! Could you make some tutorial videos about How to use Nextion LCD touch screen which is popular among diyers but has little references?

[@ygt602]

Do you do tft with the distance sensor?

[@thanassissarakatsianou2290]

First of all, I thank you for your excellent and detailed videos you offer to the public! I was wondering (because I'm in the middle of a project) if it's possible to have an ethernet shield and a touch LCD screen (like the one you 're presenting in this video) connected together on an Arduino Mega?

[@Vetle1]

Great channel!

[@wegi9621]

I got sth like that, BUT free pin on you board near LCD_RST on my board have describe F_CS - what is this? Touch chip select?

[@goslonomo]

I love your tutorials! The only thing that gets frustrating is that I can't find what you're pointing out -- "Just copy the libraries into your Arduino folder." Sure, but when I do that, and I'm on Windows, so the file structure isn't the same as on your Mac, and everything else falls apart from there. So, I get 16 minutes in, and then I wake up in Neverland, and I have no idea how I got there or where to go, to get out. Yes, I'm a novice and probably shouldn't be playing with things that have wires on, but I am determined to learn, and your videos are great -- except for that little problem. Any advice for a Windows-based tutorial? Thank you.

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Learn that part somewhere else. There's all of KZbin to peruse. Then once you're comfortable with that, you can apply what you've learned here. Or, you can dual boot Ubuntu or some other Linux distro that way you can probabl y follow each step presented here.

[@AndyMcGeever]

You need to start your learning process at the beginning rather than jump in the middle. On PC your library folder is in your My Documents folder, the standard folder on any windows setup - Documents/Arduino/Libraries The easier way is to open your Arduino IDE software, open the sketch you are going to use and then click Sketch/Include Library/Manage Libraries. That will open your library manager and then enter the name of the library you are looking for in the 'Filter Your Search' box. Then click on install and the library will be added to the folder i mentioned above automatically.

[@nnagarjunaarya]

Sir i have used the same display what you have used but for me in serial monitor it is showing that LCD DRIVER IS NOT MATCHED. Can you please suggest me any idea to solve this. Thank you

[@bigsteve6729]

Any of these work with the wemos or any esp8266 boards

[@qzorn4440]

very, very nice video I am repairing a CNC 3-axis milling machine, Siemens Windows_NT Acramatic 2100 LCD display with a 5-wire 14" touchscreen. The touchscreen went bad, do you have any suggestions? I would like to just replace the stick-on touchscreen with the ribbon cable and connector with may be the glass window. thanks. :)

[@tjmb71844]

I want to control 16 servos using a MEGA, and a PCA9865. I want to select the servo to be controlled using on-off switches and I want two LEDS per servo to show position. I also want to use a TFT 2.8 Display (not sure for what yet). Can you help me with a hook-up diagram? Also do I need a TFT sheild with the MEGA to get the 3V?

[@manishdhakal9379]

My screen does not have touchscreen though it has two cables which you should in the start of the video. I am really confused. What should I do?

[@danielbernhard1250]

Nice Video. How much overhead does it add to an existing sketch? I`m about to build a little project. I`ve got an interrupt pin used for calculating RPM out of a time (used 1 impuls per round on an gear-Motor between about 1 and 40 RPM). Then i use 4 digital pins for some buttons(wich i would exchange with the touchscreen). An other Pin is driving an PWN signal to the Gearmotor. 2 pins are used for relais for a heater and an cooling fan. An other pin drives a MOSFET to a little pump via AnalogWrite. An Steppermotor is driven (NEMA17) by using the millis() funktion to calculate the timing. I really like the idiea of having an touchscreen user interface. But if the stepper is running with about 20 RPM the cycles left for everything else, are decreasing a lot in order to have an accurate timing of the pulses. Next point is. I only have an Uno, Nano or an arduino Due. The due should be much more powerfull. But cause of the Cortex core, im worried about compatiblity issues with some libraries and the logical level of 3.3V.

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[@samiboulaid]

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[@aberateklehaimanot9804]

Great teacher,thanks again for sharing Sir.

[@syedabidaliabdi1273]

Is their any I2C module available for 3.5"TFT TOUCH SCREEN China made like In 16x2 screen? To reduce pins on Arduino UNO , or use Arduino pro mini etc

[@vidurawithanage1464]

Thankd❤️❤️❤️

[@electronic7979]

Helpful video. I like it

[@Krejstrup]

Q: How do you make a panel with a screen like that? If I'd like to put that on a electronics box or a plane panel in the car or int my boat (no water!). Just a square hole would be quite ugly. Good vid, as usual.

[@yahyagtari766]

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[@projyuaharoni]

thank you for the video ! I cant find the touch s pins. no mark for it. is it go with another pins?

[@drawmaster77]

so I am just curious, how would I use touch screen display without a shield? Having to plug it into microcontroller board via shield kinda makes it useless for many real world projects.

[@guruprashanth-z6d]

good ,keep going

[@robertmckelvey3091]

Is there a new website because I can't find the lcdwiki

[@user-by2bs4kp7b]

that intro music reminds me of the theme music of "The office"

[@michaeldickerson2873]

Can you please do a video on how to hook up a 10 or 15 inch touch screen to the arduino??? And how to change settings using the touchscreen instead of having to change the code. For example turning on a led for 2 min then it goes off, but then being able to change that from the touch screen to turning it on for 5 min then it goes off. Is that something that can be done with the arduino???? Thank you