Dude, that is some serious high quality work. Impressive UI, board, and packaging. I too started with Arduino for a similar system but ran into the same issues. I moved to Teensy and never looked back.
Well done!
If I understand correctly when the pot is 12 o'clock (I'll call this zero) you want the wheels straight, when the pot is say 3 oclock you want them right, and 9 oclock to the left correct?
What do you want the values...
Seen that before, my experience is the RST, sometimes it needs to power up slightly after the unit powers up, like a few ms.
1.) if you have a spare digital line connect RST to say pin 8 and create the object as...
UTouch now supported. I have added a new .h and .cpp, there is an example on usage.
Note the rotation control for UTouch seems limited, so you may have to fondle the screen mapping code in the ProcessTouch() in the...
I used to use UTouch but stopped since it does not support Teensy 4.0. Do you need 2 touch drivers because of this lib? If so adding support so you can use this keypad lib with UTouch should be possible. Give me a day...
rats... I forgot to remove my screen capturing utility before uploading.
PS, i'd love to see a few screen shots or your UI as I'm always curious to what people are doing with the controls lib.
example fixed and...
All,
If you have never needed to capture user input such as IP address, user names, filenames, and passwords, this library does it all. This easy to implement library is the perfect component for your Teensy projects...
I have updated the library to allow touch AND mechanical input. You can press menu items, then use something like and encoder to scroll through values. I have added an example for using Touch and and Encoder, noting...
Actually your text displays probably displays for 50 milliseconds. You are clearing the display in the mode selector so your display will get cleared (of course depending on button states). Since your stand by text and...
No, clearDisplay literally clears everything in the video buffer. Noting that this particular display driver uses part of your Teensy memory as the video buffer. I see you have this call in your update_xpndr function....
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