Closed CattoSalad closed 1 year ago
As near as I can tell:
ssd1608
which at least gets the data transfer fasterssd1608
seems to be using internal LUTs so I'll need to poke that until we can:The TLDR is no, not at the moment. The SPI speed doesn't make a huge difference, since the delay appears to be the actual screen update. I'll make a note to look into this at some point, though, since it looks like- from a glance at other displays running this controller out there- it might be possible to speed up.
Hello, i'm now intrested in this and i can spend a bit of time doing some modifications in the source for it. @Gadgetoid did you manage to understand the format of the table at page 22 of the datasheet?
There seems to be two versions of the inkyphat, i'm using SSD1608 too.
There is another library here for (i think) fast update on the other controller which i'm using to get a grasp on the commands: https://forums.pimoroni.com/t/my-inky-phat-clock-refresh-speed-question/6955/5
Re implemented everything (GPIO,SPI,EPAPER lib) in C++ on this repository https://github.com/AleRoss97/epaper . Changing the LUTS does not seems to have any effect on the update rate as for now.
Hello, I purchased an inky phat display (yellow) a few days ago, it seems to be a newer version, I can't seem to figure out a way to have it update faster by only using monochrome.
I was able to identify that my display is an InkyPHAT_SSD1608. I get the following when I read the eeprom:
Display: 212x104 Color: yellow PCB Variant: 1.2 Display Variant: 10 Time: b'2020-09-01 10:18:53.8'
When I use
display = auto()
it detects the resolution as250x122
, which is what lead me to believe it's an InkyPHAT_SSD1608. That and the fact that usingdisplay = InkyPHAT('black'/'yellow')
doesn't seem to work at all.I have tried
display = InkyPHAT_SSD1608('black')
and it seems to take the same time that it does when I provide it with yellow or usedisplay = auto()
. Is there a way for me to update the screen faster? Thanks