ESP32-8048S070C support ?

[Ramsy504]

Hello will the ESP32-8048S070C Version supported ?

[suchmememanyskill]

I don't think it's a good idea to use that type of screen; the ui will be incredibly slow (~4fps)

But if you have a correct smartdisplay config, it would work

[dronecz]

It is not so bad as you can see here.

There are still some issues:

• flickering at the start, when board is connecting to WiFi
• very quick restarts until set_screen_brightness() function is disabled

My config and changes are in dev branch of my fork.

[Ramsy504]

Looks great, Do you have a ready to Install Version?

[suchmememanyskill]

@dronecz when i was browsing the xtouch repo i noticed they have some sort of a boot delay. If you add a sleep method in the main function for 10-30s or so, does it boot normally afterwards without any hacks like this?

[dronecz]

@suchmememanyskill Can you please point me to the code you have in mind? Do you mean repo for GT911 touch driver or something else?

[suchmememanyskill]

@dronecz

Seems to be put after screen init and before wifi connect/menu loading

https://github.com/xperiments-in/xtouch/blob/main/src%2Fmain.cpp#L50

You can sleep the device using the delay(int ms) function. It sleeps for the given time in miliseconds

[dronecz]

@suchmememanyskill Xtouch driver is for resistive panels, but my display has a capacitive panel, so I do not think the code you are referring to is valid for my display.

[suchmememanyskill]

@dronecz this isn't display driver code. I don't know where you got that from. I suspect slowly initializing components will help

[dronecz]

@suchmememanyskill Oh, sorry, I did not understood what you mean, but I now know what you mean. I will look at the code when I will have time. Thx

[Saxin]

@suchmememanyskill thank you a lot for the hard work and for this project given to the community.
I've also have this board ESP32-8048S070C, wondering why you say it's not suitable for KYC ?

I don't think it's a good idea to use that type of screen; the ui will be incredibly slow (~4fps)

Thanks again, Eddi