Added support for the 128x64 st7567 #71
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Oh and before this can be released, it looks like I need the |
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Nice one ... I'll attend to this next week when I'm back off holidays |
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@Gadgetoid you could have a scan though the docs and add refernces to ST7567 where appropriate, eg. in:
It would be good to source a PDF datasheet and drop that into the https://github.com/rm-hull/luma.lcd/tree/master/doc/tech-spec and update the ref on the intro page too. Other than that, implementation looks fine 👍 |
I'll update when I cut a new release, but maybe just add a hardcoded |
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Luma.LCD v1.1.0 released: |
I've added support plus test coverage for the st7567 LCD driver. The driver chip itself can drive a variety of displays/orientations but is usually found paired with a 128x64 pixel, 1-bit LCD display (much like the st7565).
The display rotation is the default- with the black strip and ribbon cable at the top of the display- but can be rotated 180 degrees with
--rotate 2.90 and 270 degree rotation aren't so hot, though. Is there an established pattern for blocking these? An
assert(rotate in [0,2])seems a little clunky since it throws a not-particularly-friendly assertion error.