The TK89 at an angle: a black board with rounded corners and four round holes, a steel-framed colour screen showing lonely binary and a row of colour bars, a blue strip along the screen's left edge, eight right-angle pins out of the left edge labelled BL, RST, DC, SCL, MO, CS, 3V3 and GND, and lonely binary up the right edge.
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1.8-inch TFT Display

A 1.77-inch colour TFT, 128 by 160 pixels, with an ST7735S controller on SPI, on a TinkerBlock board with an eight-pin header. 3.3 V only, with nothing on the board to shift 5 V signals down: an Uno goes through a TK97. The backlight stays off until BL is driven HIGH.

Pixels
128 × 16016-bit colour
Screen
1.77inches, sold as 1.8
Logic
3.3 Vonly; an Uno needs a TK97
Talks
SPIwrite-only, plus CS, DC, RST

Turn it over and see the eight holes: five go straight to the panel's ribbon socket, BL to the transistor that keeps the backlight dark until it is HIGH, and 3V3 and GND to the panel. The two solder jumpers are beside them, both open.

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