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Hi, I just got a cheap epaper device of the brand MH-ET LIVE. Thought they where supposed to be compatible with waveshare, but apparently not. I got a 2.9 inch white/red/black display, and none of the 2.9 examples here worked. I managed to get something kinda working with 2.15b V4 example from waveshare python library, but resolution is incorrect.
So, finally my question. Is this something that should be added to this repo? or would it be better if I make my own lib that depends on epd-waveshare and publish that on my own github? (Or i guess a third possibility, that this is already supported somewhere i didnt find?)
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From my side, the display support can be added, the naming of the repository is no longer 100% correct regarding epd-waveshare anyway.
Just be aware that I am currently a bit behind in fixing the problems and pull requests.
Hi, I just got a cheap epaper device of the brand MH-ET LIVE. Thought they where supposed to be compatible with waveshare, but apparently not. I got a 2.9 inch white/red/black display, and none of the 2.9 examples here worked. I managed to get something kinda working with 2.15b V4 example from waveshare python library, but resolution is incorrect.
Anyway, I got a hold of arduino example code from https://www.banggood.com/1_54-Inch-or-2_13-Inch-or-2_9-Inch-Flexible-Ink-Screen-LCD-Module-E-paper-Electronic-Paper-Display-Compatible-with-Arduino-or-STM32-or-Raspberry-p-1811238.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN&ID=63026666302660 and I intend to implement this in rust based on the traits from epd-waveshare.
So, finally my question. Is this something that should be added to this repo? or would it be better if I make my own lib that depends on epd-waveshare and publish that on my own github? (Or i guess a third possibility, that this is already supported somewhere i didnt find?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: