Heh, you must not have much experience with ISRs then... I'm not the only one having the issue with false ISR triggers.
I have spent 4 days doing nothing other than studying this problem. Trying EVERYTHING you can...
I changed the resistor divider on my circuit to level shift the signal from 0-3.3V. That didn't fix the problem nor did it change the "shape" of the signal other than it was peaking at 3.3V rather than 2.0v. (checked...
OK Guys, I FINALLY figured out how to completely eradicate the false triggers on the ISRs... You MUST declare the pinmode with either a PULLUP or PULLDOWN!!
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pinMode(REF1, INPUT_PULLUP);...
Automotive digital tachometer signal - 0-5v square wave - rising edge at each cylinder TDC on ignition stroke. 6 cylinder engine will produce 3 rising edges per crankshaft rotation (each 4-cycle cylinder only fires...
THanks for the reply again, Kris!
Unfortunately my simple example fails to work in the actual application. I am wanting a string of text to shade up from black to white on a black background. I ran your code and it...
Hi!
I'm trying to understand the 0xXXXX color values that are used in this library but not having a lot of luck searching for what I specifically am trying to do.
As a very simple example: I want to have a black...
FYI, when using this font maker with the ili9341_t3n library, you MUST go into the "font".h file and change the #include <ILI9341_t3.h> and add in the "n" after the "3"....
When creating a custom font and placing it into my ili9341_t3n library folder with the other fonts used in this project, I get a slew of errors when I compile.. :-(
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In file included from...
Hi Kris!
Thanks for the reply, however, when I go to that website there are only 3 programs available and none of them appear to be something that would do this conversion. :-( Please advise.
-Ash
Hi Guys,
A search for this font revealed no results and am hoping someone else has this available or can shed some light on how to go about getting this font to work with the ili9341. Finishing up on a new product...