Grove OLED Display 1.12" V1.0 (SSD1327, 96x96 grayscale)
Seeed's original 1.12-inch Grove OLED: 96x96 pixels, 16 shades of grey, on an SSD1327.
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Say it to PAL
“Show a message on the screen.”
The code PAL writes
p.setVariable('message', 'Hello!');
p.log('Display updated');“Show the humidity on the screen as a bar.”
The code PAL writes
p.onSensorChange('qwiic-sht40', 'humidity', (val) => {
p.setVariable('humidity', Math.round(val));
});
await p.waitUntilStopped();When to pick it
Best when you need a larger display with grayscale graphics — 16 shades of gray enable smooth gradients and more detailed imagery than monochrome OLEDs.
Good to know
- Higher power draw than smaller monochrome OLEDs due to the larger panel and grayscale backplane.
About it
The V1.0 of Seeed's 1.12-inch Grove OLED (2012): a 96x96 16-grey panel on an SSD1327 at 0x3C. Later versions of the same product are 128x128 monochrome SH1107 panels — see grove-oled-1.12-sh1107.
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Facts
Tested
It is in our catalog, but nobody has checked it on a real board. It may not work yet. Its driver is written, but it has not been tested on hardware yet.
I2C address
The Grove OLED Display 1.12" V1.0 (SSD1327, 96x96 grayscale) answers at I2C address 0x3C. Whether the address can be changed is not recorded in this catalog.
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This record was last changed on October 29, 2026.