SSD1322

[Maverick]

Hi Ben
thanks for the help
I was going to say I could send you mine to try it out. just to add, I have not had any success with the ssd1322
The skipping must be something to do with flowcode , a colleague has used an identical display with the arduino library and he gets text as shown in attached image. I have tried all the fonts, sizes and options to no avail.
when I power up the BL0080 with SSD1309 attached, there is an instance where the screen shows the speckling pattern before clearing and displaying the text

[Maverick]

Just to clarify, the ssd1306 display used it's own ssd1306 buffered component, not the ssd1322 component

[Maverick]

Sorted out the ssd1306 problem of missing dots in the y axis. this is due to he interlaced option not being set to yes

[Maverick]

Just to let you know I have had a colleague connect the ssd1322 display to an Arduino setup and it works fine as shown in attached image.
As this was done without flowcode, it suggests the problem is with the flowcode component

[BenR]

Hello,

My SSD1322 display arrived and I've now overhauled both the SSD1322 components so they should be working correctly now if you update via the Help -> Library updates window.

Please let me know how you get on if you give them a go.

[Maverick]

Hi Ben

Thanks for that, it appears to work.
Only thing is when 4 wire spi is selected it adds the DC_pin to portb2 which is already assigned to the sd_pin

[Maverick]

For some reason it's not displaying text correctly see attached image
also attached is fcfx file

[BenR]

Many thanks for letting us know.

I've put my display into 3-wire SPI mode now and have replicated the issue. Hopefully have a fix for you very shortly.

[BenR]

Hopefully sorted for you now.

[Maverick]

Hi Ben

Thanks for that, it works fine, there are 2 warnings when compiling (see attached file)
Also as mentioned before is the fact that 4 wire spi has the dc/rs wire connected to port b2, the same as the sd line.
other displays such as the ssd1306 use port B1