CPAP

Screen 39440 — a Adafruit GFX (color) user interface designed for a 320×240 pixel display.

CPAP — Screen 39440, a Adafruit GFX (color) interface for a 320×240 display

About this color TFT display design

CPAP is a Adafruit GFX (color) user interface for a 320×240 pixel display, shared by the Lopaka community.

Adafruit GFX is the core graphics library behind most Adafruit color display drivers for Arduino. The same drawing calls work across ST7735, ST7789, ILI9341, and many other color screens.

Each layer becomes its own drawing call in the exported Adafruit GFX (color) code: text keeps its font, icons and images become bitmap arrays, and shapes become lines, rectangles, and circles, so the code stays readable and easy to change by hand.

How to get the Adafruit GFX (color) code for this screen

  1. Copy the generated Adafruit GFX (color) code from the code panel and paste it into your sketch or firmware.
  2. Tune the code settings next to the panel, such as how images and fonts are exported.
  3. Star the project to keep it in your Favourites tab of the Gallery.
  4. Fork the project to save your own copy in My Projects. Forking needs a free Lopaka account.
  5. Edit the text, shapes, icons, and images in your copy, and the code updates as you work.
  6. Keep the 320×240 canvas for the same display, or resize it to fit your screen.
  7. Publish your version to the Gallery to share it with the community.

Read the Adafruit GFX guide

Designed with the Lopaka embedded graphics editor. Browse more community projects or read the documentation.