I just got my HyperPixel yesterday and hooked it up to my Raspberry Pi (running latest Raspbian Desktop, 4-08-19) today. The screen was functioning perfectly fine and I was loving it, but wherever I clicked, the mouse would be about 40 pixels to the right. The farther left I would touch on the scree…

Ok: to anyone else having this problem that came here in a google search, don’t give up hope! This happens because the HyperPixel’s drivers act up on the 4.14 kernel. Downgrade to a 2018-06 or before release and your HyperPixel will work flawlessly. You can find old releases on http://downloads.rasp…

That doesn’t help fixing it though. Would downgrading to an older Raspbian Desktop distribution help?

No, sorry. Was meant more as an explanation as to what you’re experiencing. I don’t think an older distro will help much.

So my HyperPixel is unusable? That’s it?

It may be worth emailing support@pimoroni.com to see if they’ll exchange it for you.

There’s a good thread on this topic with seemingly precise fixes on Github: [image] Issue: Provide touchscreen calibration instructions. opened by 0x0f0f0f on 2019-04-14 I'm having an hard time calibrating the touchscreen with xinput_calibrator. The touchscreen is really m…

HyperPixel 4.0 mouse offset

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monglet June 4, 2019, 6:49pm 2

Have a look here: HyperPixel Touchscreen Calibration Issue

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