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A python script sends the captured screen over USB to the STM32 microcontroller, then that data is displayed on ST7789 display. FPS is not that high, but I made it good enough after several optimizations.
I made this project because I'm learning USB now and this is a fun project to practice USB stuffs. I still know almost nothing about USB. To get started, follow this tutorial:https://medium.com/@manuel.bl/usb-for-microcontrollers-part-1-basic-usb-concepts-519a33372cc9
- STM32F103 MCU (Bluepill)
- ST7789 SPI Display (240x240 resolution)
| ST7789 | STM32 |
|---|---|
| SDA | PA7 |
| SCL | PA5 |
| RESETn | PA4 |
| D/Cn | PA2 |
| BLK | PA3 (unused) |
- Compile the firmware and flash the microcontroller
- Follow the instruction inhost_python_scripts folder to run the host software.
- Connect microcontroller to PC using USB cable. Host software will start the stream.
- Enjoy your tiny monitor :)
- Optimize the device (mcu) firmware. Buffer the incoming packets befoe sending to SPI bus.
- Write host software in C/C++ to get higher performance
Feel free to modify the code and do whatever you want with this useless project.
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A tiny external monitor for PC using STM32 and ST7789. Connects to PC over USB and displays the captured screen on ST7789 (240x240) display.
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