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Automation Hat Mini LCD from other languages #31
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Can I just leave the chipselect pin low the whole time, or does it need to be cycled? |
I don't have the time or expertise to support anything beyond Python at the moment- too many products, and just one me. Details of the pins are here- https://pinout.xyz/pinout/automation_hat_mini The display is the ST7735, the Python library is here which can be a useful starting point - https://github.com/pimoroni/ST7735-python Other details are available in the display datasheet- https://www.displayfuture.com/Display/datasheet/controller/ST7735.pdf Looks liek there might already be a C library out there somewhere, I found this at least: https://github.com/Matiasus/ST7735 |
Could you add those notes to the front page of the docs? |
I don't see any reason why not. The pinout is already there but a datasheet link and some examples of alternate libraries wouldn't go amiss. |
Closed as stale |
You provide a python interface, but no C library etc. I'm trying to interface from C# via wiringPi by reverse engineering the python code, but cannot get images to appear. Could you provide a document listing all the control commands and GPIO pins (eg CS) that are relevant, and show the waveforms required to make it work?
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