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Sphinx can be challenging to setup. I'm definitely not a sphinx expert but I've used it for several of my MicroPython projects and found that once it is working the way you want, it's worth the effort. See the sphinx directory in https://github.com/russhughes/st7789py_mpy for an example of how I use...

dougconran wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 20, 2021 9:23 pm

A bit cheeky, I know, but is there any chance you could upgrade your M5 Core 2 firmware as well?

No problem, just updated the firmware files in the repo to v1.16.

I'm not sure how that happened but the link is live again: https://penfold.owt.com/tdisplay/v1.16- ... rmware.bin

Here is a firmware.bin file for the T-Display with MicroPython v1.16-107-g9f71a11d3 and the st7789 driver compiled with esp-idf42.

Russ

If there is no CS pin in the display, I assume it is internally tied low ?

Yes, they are usually tied low, so they are always selected.

I'm working on the next update of the driver as well as the documentation. This discussion should be helpful.

The servo object is written in C and is here servo.c and here servo.h the documentation is here This is roughly the same as my example using the native servo driver setting the min, max and center freq's using the calibration method. The default calibration is pulse_min = 64; pulse_max = 242; pulse_...

I wont guarantee it, but something like: from machine import Pin, SoftI2C IP5306_ADDR = const(117) # 0x75 IP5306_REG_SYS_CTL0 = const(0x00) BOOST_OUT_BIT = const (0x02) def setPowerBoostKeepOn(i2c, en): data_in = i2c.readfrom_mem(IP5306_ADDR, IP5306_REG_SYS_CTL0, 1) data_out = bytes([data_in[0] | BO...

I used this library to control the pen lift servo on my drawbots. It worked well on an ESP32 since it was easy to tweak the min/max frequencies. I used trial and error until I got the response I needed. Take a look at Here at lines 108-116 to see the values that worked for cheap MG-90 servos. Someth...

I’ve seen this issue on Windows 10, a reboot seems to clear the problem for a while. I have not seen the problem while using a Mac or Linux.