Figure 1. Download the program from the website

Step 2. Prepare any image format .bmp, .png or .jpg (Fig. 2);

Figure 2. The program folder and image

Step 3. Drag with mouse the picture to the program icon and release (Fig. 3);

Figure 3. Drag and drop the image onto the program icon

Step 4. Starts a console application which will show the status in percentage (Fig. 4);

Figure 4. Running the conversion process

Step 5. After the program automatically closes and the folder appears a file with the image name and extension .c (Fig. 5);

Figure 5. Received .c file with array of image

Step 6. Create a new sketch using the Arduino IDE (see previous tutorials) and save it to our folder, then move .c file in the folder with the sketch (Fig. 6);

Figure 6. The folder and sketch .c-file inside our folder

Step 7. Go to the folder with the sketch and open the sketch (Fig. 7, 8);

Figure 7. The folder with the sketch

Figure 8. New sketch in the Arduino IDE

Step 8. Use following code to connect .the c-file and display the image on the screen (Fig. 9). Note that on line 3 you need to write your name.the c-file, for example dukeprofile;

Figure 9. Our sketch

Step 9. Click the Upload button (Fig. 10) in order to flash the device;

Figure 10. Upload the firmware to the device

Step 10. When the device firmware is completed, the device screen will appear with the image (Fig. 11).

Figure 11. The image on display