Overview This tutorial teaches users how to use Wboard pro with Nextion display to build a weather station. Data Download Nextion Weather Station HMI Project: nextion weather station hmi project Download Nextion Weather Station tft project file: Nextion Weather Station tft project … Continue reading →

2.4'', 2.8'' and 3.2''Nextion Enhanced HMI Display are available. Order them now, you’ll get one Nextion Ehanced Expansion Board for each Nextion Enhanced Display you ordered. Just order the Nextion Enhanced Display, we will send you same quantity Free expansion … Continue reading →

Overview Esp8266 is a WiFi module manufactured by Espressif. This tutorial aims to teach how to update firmware for three ITEAD Esp8266 products (Wee Serial Module, WBoard Pro, ITDB06). Note: The firmware programming process for the three devices are only … Continue reading →

The Enhanced Nextion series are coming! Let’s check it out why this series of models is called “enhanced”. Compare to the basic series, you’ll find out the enhanced Nextion has added new great functions: support built-in RTC(Battery type: CR1220), support … Continue reading →

Many customers use the Nextion display in their own business projects. They may need to upload the Nextion firmware through their own MCU. Here we disclose the upload protocol and release the Arduino upload library. Users need to know nothing about … Continue reading →

Recently, ITEAD has open a new office in T6 Art Zone. We are so excited about our new office. Here, we have spacious working zone, meeting room, audio room, comfortable lounges, and a bar! Drinks are ready to serve our … Continue reading →

This article was written by Pete Scargill, from Scargill's Tech Blog. April 16 2016 announcement – the project won second prize in the 1st Annual ESP8266 Design Contest over at esp8266.com This award-winning project is a development of previous (home control … Continue reading →

Recently many customers ask us how to apply Nextion solution to building automation. For such a project, in order to save construction time and costs, usually the prioritized power supply for terminal equipment will be by POE (power over Ethernet). … Continue reading →

Note that latest Raspbmc releases have an XBMC bug that results in an noisy output on the HiFiBerry boards. We strongly recommend upgrading to OSMC or OpenElec based on Kodi (successor of XBMC). Since the release in April 2014, Raspbmc … Continue reading →

TennesseeTitansJerseys PIFI DAC expansion board (PiFi DAC +) is dedicated for Raspberry Pi 2B/3/B +, which features TI's higher-end DAC chip (PCM5122), I2S interface(non-USB interface). It supports volume controlled by hardware (the old DAC uses PCM5102A chip hardware, which can … Continue reading →