Notably, this definition makes use of a parameter called OLED reset, which is a reset pin; some Adafruit devices have a reset pin, while others have a separate reset pin; this needs to be defined now; the device we are using does not have a reset pin, but you will need to define it in your code in order to be able to create this object; and after that, there are a variety of definitions that are available. I'm not going to go into detail about each one. Bitmap representation of Adafruit logo, which is interesting because when using these displays to create animations or define custom characters, you'll have to create bitmap representations of the characters you're creating.

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It's possible that you'll be able to see this star in the middle of the pattern because it is actually a pattern of which pixels are light and which pixels are dark is off so you'll find that the font file and the local file and other things look exactly like this and all in all, it's a minor point in the setup and we're going to move on to the next step, which is to initialize our device from this point forward. Thanks for watching.

You won't have to do anything else as long as your device is still using the same IP address as it was before. Afterwards, we'll essentially just go through the code; I'm not going to go through it all. In a later section, you'll see an example of how you can use this library to write your own code for the display; for now, I'll just say that what we're going to do is clear the display and draw a whole bunch of different things, and each one is defined by a separate function, which you can see in the code below; you can see exactly how they are defined in the code below. One of the most intriguing aspects of this program is that it clears the screen and draws a wide variety of different things. The unique aspect of the code in this program is that everything takes place during setup because the last thing they're using is the test animation function, which is a run forever function so when you loop, there's actually nothing in the loop so I'm not going to go through all of the code either; instead, we'll just see how it looks on our display and then later on we'll show you how to write your own text on the display. Later on, you can write your own text.