Open crazy888 opened 1 year ago
Hello. That version is not supported, it has a different SOC Only TLSR version is supported
Okay i messed it up................. Thanks for quick reply
I have the same display, does any one know what kind of Controller is on the Board? Or does anyone know how to falsh that badboy :D?
i found this: https://github.com/CursedHardware/hanshow and my serial number on the Board leeds me to this: https://github.com/CursedHardware/hanshow/blob/master/HS_EL5102.md
The chip on it is an MSP430 It is an 8051 core SOC and does only support propriatary RF protocolls, no Bluetooth, just as info
But could still hook it up to esp8266 and write to it?
Yes that is possible
Yes that is possible
The question is how :) ?! Soldering the pins is impossible. The SOC is so small and i dont know even where and how to connect the ESP.
theoretically you got vcc 3,3v gnd Ground, DA data?, ck clock? , cs chip select, nrst reset?
theoretically you got vcc 3,3v gnd Ground, DA data?, ck clock? , cs chip select, nrst reset?
But it´s controlled by the chip on board already? So you have to desolder the existing SOC?
no you can use the i2c or uart bus on the other side. from your first picture at the top of the issue
theoretically you got
You need to create a custom firmware that you flash on the MSP430 or you need to desolder it and solder to the screen pins.
But both options are not part of this repo i am afraid.
Here is an example of soldering to the display pins: https://youtu.be/RUoMztFxUpE
Have a look @ https://cursedhardware.github.io/epd-driver-ic/SSD1675B.pdf in section 6.1.2
The 4-wire SPI consists of serial clock SCL, serial data SDA, D/C# and CS#. The control pins status in 4-wire SPI in writing command/data is shown in Table 6-2 and the write procedure 4-wire SPI is shown in Table 6-2
Or warong Datasheet: rigth one: https://www.texim-europe.com/getfile.aspx?id=108182
if found the Datasheet for the antenna: https://datasheet.lcsc.com/szlcsc/2001071135_AMICCOM-Elec-A71X06AQFI-Q_C479510.pdf
maybe we could build upon that :)
I think it´s the some chip but what is my Tx line for flashing? Someone knows?