Pico-Oled-Boot : OLED + Joystick + Bouton interface for Raspberry-Pi Pico

Add a ready to used "User Interface" to your project

This project had been in development for a long time. I wanted an affordable yet comprehensive controller capable of displaying a configuration menu, a monochrome game screen, and sensor data. I also wanted an user-friendly interface (a clickable joystick), two ready-to-use buttons, two user LEDs (red and green), and a Start button.

I also wanted to minimize the number of Pins required on the Pico to leave as many as possible available for your project. Therefore, the OLED screen, joystick, LEDs, and Start button are all accessible via the I2C bus (GP6=sda, GP7=scl).

Only buttons A and B are connected directly to the GPIO pins (GP3 and GP2), allowing the interrupt mechanism to be linked to these buttons. Breakable jumpers are also available to free up the GPIO pins.

A Qwiic/StemmaQt connector is available underside the board for connecting I2C sensors and various I2C extensions (GP6=sda, GP7=scl). Expanding functionality is as easy as plug a cable between the board and a breakout board (using the same connectors).

Finally, an easily accessible Reset button lets you quickly reset/restart the Pico.

Compatible with all Pico boards, simply insert the Pico board into the designated connector and you're ready to prototype your first project.

You're not left to fend for yourself without a little help. A comprehensive MicroPython libraries, examples, and the schematic are all available to assist you.

The underside of the board also contains the necessary technical information for quick help.