HERe it is in Action, This is just a portion of the FULL monty…
Notice the NFC tag/Sticker on the top (Black Circle) could be a Xiao also.
HTH
GL PJ
HERe it is in Action, This is just a portion of the FULL monty…
Notice the NFC tag/Sticker on the top (Black Circle) could be a Xiao also.
HTH
GL PJ
Thanks for the example! GJ there.
(And also good to see you’re also a photography enjoyer )
i was wondering when you told me in the past you were working on a camera lens… i think at the time we were talking about how crappy the S3 camera was… and I thought you were inventing a lens for that… and i was thinking … What Da?.. I dont think that is going anywhere… lol
I’m sorry I’m late! I will be testing as soon as possible based on this feedback.
Hi there,
Something I notice that appears to be a common OVERSITE when using or testing with the
TFT_eSPI lib. The examples include a Diagnostic from the Author that is meant to be run after the edits are made to verify what the LIB recognises as setup.
“READ_USER_SETUP.ino”
Do not proceed further if it doesn’t look like it should or if it does NOT run at all , it means you knurled it Up.
You should receive a serial output like this:
[code]
TFT_eSPI ver = 2.5.23
Processor = ESP32
Frequency = 160MHz
Transactions = Yes
Interface = SPI
Display driver = 9A01
Display width = 240
Display height = 240
MOSI = GPIO 10
MISO = GPIO 9
SCK = GPIO 8
TFT_CS = GPIO 3
TFT_DC = GPIO 5
TFT_BL = GPIO 21
Font GLCD loaded
Font 2 loaded
Font 4 loaded
Font 6 loaded
Font 7 loaded
Font 8 loaded
Smooth font enabled
Display SPI frequency = 40.00
[/code]
This is the process I use and it get’s me there EVERY Time!
HTH
GL PJ
yeah i NEVER PROCEED FURTHER… hell i dont even prceed that far!