Hi Petro, The 18F47K40 can be driven at up to 64MHz using the internal oscillator. That should hopefully give you a fair old speed boost. Maybe the chip is not running at the speed you think it is. the good old one second flasher test can clarify and ensure you are setup correctly. https://www.flowc...

Thanks for the suggestion, yes we can certainly look into creating a component around that IC.

Hi Stefan,

I've made a good start with this now and aim to finish it off next week in between doing other things.

Atm it's looking very good and easy to implement and will become part of the standard USB Serial component.

Hello, For the fastest speed you ideally want to use the display in parrallel 16-bit mode and this will give you the fastest response. Displays will parrallel support are widely available on AliExpress. This means you need a uC with around 19 I/O pins you can dedicate to driving the display. Then yo...

Hello,

It looks like on that device there may not be a UART to USB bridge IC and so they expect you to use the USB peripheral as the comms. We don't currently support the USB on the ESP32 devices but I could add it to the list to investigate if that would help.

Hi Enrique,

That warning is because you are using functions or delays as part of your main program loop and also as part of an interrupt. All that it's saying is that it will make two copies of the functions so that there isn't a clash or corruption during runtime.

Hello, The FlashEEPROM component is setup to have 256 16-bit values available however in your initialisation and write functions you are writing to address 20481. This should be in the range 0-255, probably 1 as the EEPROM component itself manages the offset address. Secondly you are writing to the ...

Hello,

What is your WIFI / Ethernet component layer? Some of these have a channel allowing for multiple concurrent connections but others do not. If you let us know which you're using then I can see if there is a way to bump one of the IoT components to a different channel.

Hi Dirk,

That's been added for you now.

Aha ok that's looking promising.

There is an interlace property, does changing that make a difference?

Looking at the datasheets 0x78 is an SSD1306 device address.