I agree with @ozolli. TBH I really like this font the way it is.
It uses Grotesk, not bold. I highly doubt that bold would be easier to read. I think from a distance it’ll look more of a “blob” than the normal font.
Tried all possible combinations and the one that I find easiest to read on my Oled 128x32 0.91 display is 5x7 dot matrix font (on Odroid N2 Oled driver)
Not really. The fonts are hard-coded in the driver.
Thanks, I see
I’ve designed a new PCB, with @Pelican’s great help.
I’m wondering if you’d be interested in it.
- It has a tiny daughter board to mount the OLED easily at a 90 degree angle (with a right angle pin header on the main board).
- It has SPDIF output using this jack. C1 = 0.1uF
- It has a breakout to connect an SPI display.
- It has a breakout for a second I2C header.
- A header with 5V power.
- A header for a power button with LED, like explained by HK here.
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Wow， The PCB is awesome.
N2-SPDIF-OLED.dip (232.6 KB)
Here’s the PCB file. I can’t test it right now, but if you’re interested in giving it a shot here it is.
This small part
should be cut off, and it’s what you’d use as the 90 degree mount for the OLED.
no RTC battery mount?
I can add one, I’m just not sure that it will fit with the RAM and other components below.
Could you check if it would fit, as I don’t have a battery holder?
Perfect, thanks! I’ll add a battery holder and post an updated design.
Yes, I’ll probably move it to make space for the battery.
Edit: It’s not finished yet. I want to add another mounting hole in the other corner, next to the SPDIF connector.
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N2-SPDIF-OLED.dip (243.1 KB)
I think the bat will not fit because there is a fan connecter under the board
Yes, you’re right 
I will use the first pcb file give it a shot
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It’s perfect. I’ll give it a shot