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An OLED (organic light-emitting diode) contains a film of organic material that emits light when current is applied. They may be used to create digital displays that do not require a backlight giving a deeper black level and higher contrast than LCD displays.
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Changing the I2C address of a different type of OLED display
It seems to responds, after moved the resistor to 0x7A, at address 0x3D (if usually it responds at address 0x3C, 0x3C+1=0x3D).
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