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I understand it better now, I have grilled my display, since I have all the pins directly on Teensy2.0, I have to see a txb0104 image for every single pin, which could be the solution of course with a new display

A resistor is already implemented in my OLED display, which reduces the voltage from 5 volts to 3.3 volts. I also use a Teensy 2.0 short version there is a Mosi connection according to the data sheet at pin 2 and a serial connection according to...

Hello Paul, thanks for answer. I tried to operate it with the adafruit ssd1306 in Arduino IDE and the associated gfx library. I used the corresponding standard example of code for SPI 128x32 OLED Display from Adafruit 1306. My pins were...

Sorry the second one in this attachment suites more to my Display.

Sure in the attachment i put the schematic

Why do I need a voltage logic shifter if the display already has a voltage regulator implemented in the form of a resistor? Where should the reset pin be on Teensy2.0 pin0 or pin3?

According to the manufacturer's description, this display can be operated with both 3.3 and 5 volts. The reset pin can be omitted; this is only necessary if the display freezes during operation. So it should also work without a reset pin.

Sure in Attachments i put picture of Display from front and back. And pictures from teensy2.0 reset pin does not necessarily have to be connected

Hello dear teensy community, unfortunately I can't get an image on my OLED display 0.91 SPI with the test code attempt from adafruit ssd1306. It should be connected to a Teensy 2.0 short version. I currently have it connected like this: gnd to...