Adafruit RGB LCD I2C Shield Kit 16x2 Char Display Negative

Add-on, Display, Shield
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Product details

LCD shields are popular extensions for the Arduino. Previously, they required 6 IO pins and an additional 3 IO pins to control an RGB backlight, which occupied half of the available IO pins on an Arduino UNO.

The new Adafruit I2C LCD Shield now controls the 16x2 character LCD, the 3 backlight pins, and 5 keypad pins through the two I2C pins of the Arduino, keeping all other pins free for your extensions. Furthermore, the two I2C pins can still be used for other I2C devices such as RTCs, memory, and sensors. The RGB backlight can be set to 7 colors: Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Violet, Cyan, and White.

We offer both "RGB Positive" and "RGB Negative" LCDs in our range. The shield works with all classic Arduinos and compatible clones such as the Uno, Duemilanove, Freaduino, Playduino, and the R3 Mega.

The I2C LCD Shield is a kit. Assembly is very simple and can be completed in about 30 minutes, even with minimal soldering skills. On Ladyada's info page, you will find a detailed assembly guide as well as all the software and libraries needed for the shield.

Key specifications

Compatible hardware
Arduino

General information

Item number
5998660
Manufacturer
Adafruit
Category
Electronics modules
Manufacturer no.
ada-714
Release date
11.7.2012

Compatibility

Compatible hardware
Arduino

Electronic module properties

Module type
Add-onDisplayShield
Shield
I/O shield

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0.21 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

Scope of delivery

Additionally required (not included)
Arduino

Package dimensions

Length
18 cm
Width
10.50 cm
Height
4 cm
Weight
66 g

30-day right of return
24 Months Warranty (Bring-in)

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