helgelangehaug
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I've just send a pull request for the modifications I did, but there's still room for some cleanup
I will also look into creating a library for it.
I will also look into creating a library for it.
Yes it is fine with me, can you send me a pull request so i can update my version with the version that works? thanks
Hello,
I was using the wolfmanjm source code for a project but I fall in love with the GSL1680 controller. So, I’m making a library for it. It's actually working but I have to make a little bit of optimization.
I will try to contact wolfmanjm to ask him if I can release my lib which is inspired by his code.
Stay tuned
Here is the link : https://github.com/ESTBLC/GSL1680
Work fine with Teensy 3.6
Yes, just wait for the next updateAny chance to test it with a teensy 3.2 as well?
Ra8875, spi mode, buy-display.com (5" 480x800.). Great screen.
I also suggest the adafruit ra8875 options. Pricier but great supplier and much faster. I heavily used their code for running my screen. Which is meh BC I didn't buy their screen, but in the end it didn't really fit for my needs for this specific project. But in the end I am happy with anything I get from adafruit. Hope that was clear enough, replying from phone and gtg.
Can you verify the cable from the cap touch chip is tiny and the connector is only about 1/3" wide ? Seems too small to be true. I need to lay out an adapter to .1" for connecting to a breadboard.Realy good screen
Can you verify the cable from the cap touch chip is tiny and the connector is only about 1/3" wide ? Seems too small to be true. I need to lay out an adapter to .1" for connecting to a breadboard.
Yes it's true... Personally I use a little PCB to convert the size of the pins : http://m.ebay.fr/itm/282220020762?_mwBanner=1
Just apply some glue when pin are touching the metal part of the pcb