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--- pico_with_2.4_tenstar_spi_lcd [2026/08/29 17:24] – [Test Code] walkeradmin
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 ====== Pico with 2.4" Tenstar SPI LCD ======
 <color #db5f0b>Aug 2026</color>
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-<color #ed1c24>*****THIS PAGE IS A WORK IN PROGRESS, WHEN IT IS COMPLETE THIS WARNING WILL DISAPPEAR*****</color>
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 Above we can see the Pico drive, and there is a folder 'lib' with the driver st7789.py, then in the top level folder there is a test file called text-text-examply.py
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+<color #ed1c24>**Please note, there has been some improvements in the driver since this page was started, the driver is now called st7789nf.py not st7789.py.**</color>
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-  * You can download the driver {{ :st7789.zip |here.}}
+  * You can download the driver {{ :st7789nf.zip |Here.}}
-  * You can download the test Python file {{ :text-text-example.zip |here.}}
+  * You can download the test Python file {{ :screen-test.zip |Here.}}
 Once these are both saved to your Pico, you can open the test file in Thonny.
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 {{ :thonny-test-python-run.png?700 |}}
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+Now click the green play button, top left in Thonny, and the code should execute with zero errors.
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+If you have wired your LCD up correctly, and have placed the driver and the test script in the right place, then you should see something similar to below.
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+{{ :lcd-8-line-test-2.4-240-320-tenstar.jpeg?300 |}}
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+Now you are ready to tackle any project on this wiki, or indeed your own project, that requires a nice LED.
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