*Changed the SPI CS pin to work under automatic or manual control. This allows it to work when CS is controlled by SPI, or when it is controlled manually. We don't want it to fail in the configuration the Pimoroni python driver requires.
*Changed the wait() routine to use a 10ms debounce on WaitForEdge() as the python driver does.
*If the BUSY line is high on entry to wait to go directly to a timed wait as the python driver does.
*Fixed errors in the palette definitions. Removed extra memory allocation.
It is a 7 colour ePaper/eInk HAT that comes with 5.7" (600 x 448 pixel) or 4" (640 x 400 pixel).
Refactors the existing 3 color Inky and adds additional fields to
auto-detect via EEPROM.
Tested with 5.7" version.
* Added support for Inky pHAT v2
* Added support for detecting Inky board. Detect Inky board opts from eeprom, and detect new inky dev with sane default from opts
First I imported the commits from v3.6.6 with:
PKG=devices
git init $PKG
cd $PKG
git remote add origin https://github.com/google/periph
git fetch origin
git filter-repo \
--path AUTHORS \
--path CONTRIBUTING.md \
--path CONTRIBUTORS \
--path LICENSE \
--path README.md \
--path $PKG --path experimental/$PKG $@
git remote add origin git@github.com:periph/$PKG
git fetch origin
# Use the occasion to rename from master to main since we are starting from
# scratch.
git branch -m main
git push origin main
Then I fixed the layout to get rid of experimental with:
git rm experimental/devices/README.md
git mv experimental/devices/* .
git mv devices/* .
The import paths will be fixed in a follow up.
Brian Charous