Closed serguHW3 closed 4 months ago
Have you an example to check?
This thread can be closed. Not an issue with software but with user 😋.
These are the languages supported and bytes (positions) used:
Chinese Simplified 0-6 English 7-13 German 14-20 Another chinese? 21-27 Spanish 28-34 Italian 35-41 French 42-48
If you want to use English and Spanish, as example, all bytes need to be fulfilled. That means, images from 7 to 34.
Creating a dial with Spanish and English days of the week, found that:
1.- when watch is set up in Spanish, date shown is always the same: "dom" (Sunday). After 2 days passed by, the same word remains 😋
2.- when watch is set up in English, date shown is in Spanish and correct. After 2 days checking, dates were correct "lun" and "mar" (as for Monday and Tuesday).
I made sure that I set up the days in their corresponding hex/bit positions. Twice indeed. So, it points me to a incorrect programming. Can you please check this out?
Thanks for support.