Fix pins for epd2in13_v2 example (#90) #91
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Are these the pins the Universal e-Paper Raw Panel Driver HAT with the Raspberry Pi 40PIN GPIO extension header of waveshare is using? If yes, it would be great to just add a small comment at the top of this example that it's using that HAT so others and I know where to look for in the future when there is an issue. The other pins were just some pins I was using when connecting a PI without this new HAT. |
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Yes exactly, I just added the comment |
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This should fix Issue #90
The gpio pin numbers used in
examples/epd2in13_v2.rsdo not work when connecting the display directly via the built-in gpio-header.As suggested by @lrbalt the pins of
examples/epd2in13bc.rsdo work correctly. Thanks for the idea!Successfully tested with a Raspberry Pi 4 and Pi Zero.