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Sincerely
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Thanks for replying PhracturedBlue. I'm not very good at software. Hardware and modification is more my area. But do you know any OLED or TFT screen that would work straight off? Otherwise, I get to learn c coding and build the firmware via the docker. Are there any guides on how docker works, and do you know where I can find good study materials for c coding?PhracturedBlue wrote: That display has a SSD1309 which has a very similar command set to the NT7538 on the Devo10. so it might 'just work', but I wouldn't be surprised if changes were needed to the code. The chip is normally hooked up in quadrants and it is possible they aren't the same for this display. Also, there may be some differences in the command list. You could certainly try it, but if you aren't comfortabel with C coding and buidling your own firmware via docker, it is likely to not be successful.
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What you found is probably as good as you are likely to find. The problem is that you can't know until you try itJosh69 wrote:
Thanks for replying PhracturedBlue. I'm not very good at software. Hardware and modification is more my area. But do you know any OLED or TFT screen that would work straight off? Otherwise, I get to learn c coding and build the firmware via the docker. Are there any guides on how docker works, and do you know where I can find good study materials for c coding?PhracturedBlue wrote: That display has a SSD1309 which has a very similar command set to the NT7538 on the Devo10. so it might 'just work', but I wouldn't be surprised if changes were needed to the code. The chip is normally hooked up in quadrants and it is possible they aren't the same for this display. Also, there may be some differences in the command list. You could certainly try it, but if you aren't comfortabel with C coding and buidling your own firmware via docker, it is likely to not be successful.
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PhracturedBlue wrote:
What you found is probably as good as you are likely to find. The problem is that you can't know until you try itJosh69 wrote:
Thanks for replying PhracturedBlue. I'm not very good at software. Hardware and modification is more my area. But do you know any OLED or TFT screen that would work straight off? Otherwise, I get to learn c coding and build the firmware via the docker. Are there any guides on how docker works, and do you know where I can find good study materials for c coding?PhracturedBlue wrote: That display has a SSD1309 which has a very similar command set to the NT7538 on the Devo10. so it might 'just work', but I wouldn't be surprised if changes were needed to the code. The chip is normally hooked up in quadrants and it is possible they aren't the same for this display. Also, there may be some differences in the command list. You could certainly try it, but if you aren't comfortabel with C coding and buidling your own firmware via docker, it is likely to not be successful.
i agree about replace a screen with OLED .
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Is it your devo? Do you still have original screen? Could you measure current drain with original screen and with OLED? Just for giggles?
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Anyone know the connector on the far end of the display module wire harness (the part that plugs in under the USB)?
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Keep us updated! I've not decided what screen I'm going to buy yet.hexfet wrote: My Devo 10 screen has a column out so this got me looking around. Ordered this one to try. It's close in size to the stock module. The SSD1305 seems very similar to the 1309 so hopefully not much work
Anyone know the connector on the far end of the display module wire harness (the part that plugs in under the USB)?
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I'm also interested in that LCD.
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Devo 7e
Blade Nano QX2 FPV
LS-124
CX-10A
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that is Lcd I use for Project digital Clock , price cheap 1$
next , i will try with Oled 1.3
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LCD I used was compatible with NT7 driver. Last line should have been the first line. Screen broke before I found out why. I had used screen with arduino using same initialising code as deviation worked and looked great. There is a pcb layout I'd done on bitbucket.org/SadSack/lcd-multi-spi-flash
All details where to get screen from.
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Devo 7e and Devo 10 can use this LCD 128X64,NT7538 2.6 inch ?
www.buydisplay.com/default/2-6-inch-spi-...oller-black-on-white
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Is this screen easily swappable by a novice or much more is involved like software or more than rudimentary soldering. Thanks
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92zb wrote: Hi anthony7288
Is this screen easily swappable by a novice or much more is involved like software or more than rudimentary soldering. Thanks
i don't understansd yout mean ?
@Phactureblue
devo 1o use lcd 132x65 , that is problem with lcd 2.6inch 128x64 ?
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