ST7789 240×240¶
The ST7789 240×240 is a generic square color display panel based on the ST7789 controller. It communicates over SPI and provides a 240×240 pixel RGB565 framebuffer suitable for full-color dashboard layouts. This panel has no physical input controls.
CyberHUD provides a single panel definition for this board.
Quick Start¶
Display Characteristics¶
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 240 × 240 pixels |
| Color format | RGB565 |
| Controller | ST7789 |
| Interface | SPI |
| Input | None |
Pin Assignments¶
| Function | GPIO Pin | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| SPI MOSI | GPIO10 | SPI0 data out |
| SPI SCLK | GPIO11 | SPI0 clock |
| SPI CS | GPIO8 | SPI0 chip-select (CE0) |
| DC (Data/Command) | GPIO25 | High = data, Low = command |
| RST (Reset) | GPIO27 | Active-low reset |
| Backlight | GPIO24 | PWM-capable; high = on |
SPI communication uses /dev/spidev0.0 (CE0).
Troubleshooting¶
CyberHUD emits detailed diagnostic logs during panel initialization. Check them with:
Common Issues¶
| Symptom | Likely Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
spi device ... open=error |
SPI not enabled on the Raspberry Pi | Run sudo raspi-config → Interface Options → SPI → Enable, then reboot |
| Display is white/blank but backlight is on | DC or RST pin not accessible, or wrong panel name | Verify GPIO25 and GPIO27 are not claimed by another overlay; check panel name spelling |
| Colors appear inverted (BGR vs RGB) | MADCTL mismatch for your panel batch | Override MADCTL in JSON config to adjust color order bit |
| Image is offset or clipped at edges | X/Y offset mismatch for your panel batch | Override xOffset and yOffset in JSON config |
Related Pages¶
- Hardware Identification — find your panel name
- Pin Assignments — custom pin overrides
- JSON Config Examples — full configuration file setup