Hi,
I tried to use the pico ink pack display… I don’t understand something with this kind of display…*
I remember a text which talk about the lifetime/velocity of this display… There is topics there where people talk about velocity and breakdown…
For me, it’s clear, it’s a relax screen, not for display the time at the second or faster.
This display is especially good to save energy…
The picographics lib has only 4 very fast velocity…
How can I find a way for display just one time every minute for example?
The ink display continue to refresh every second! It’s stressful and unclear.
Assuming you’re using MicroPython, the usual way of pausing your code (and thus extending the time between refreshes) is by using a time.sleep(), with the number of seconds you want to wait for in the brackets.
If you post the code you’re having trouble with we might be able to help further :)
Ok,
I will see, maybe it’s caused by my usage of uasyncio, in this case I use a wait function … and maybe the screen refresh all second for that…
I will try without and report.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks.
I tried to try… But, there is really something wrong with this screen.
An harder problem has come… Now, without screen everything is right, with the screen I haven’t access to my board, I lost the tty/ACM0 connection… There was a sensor connected too to the board, maybe it has happen something between them…
I will try with a same second screen… Other sensors…
But, yes, when I started to use it with the test_buttons example, everything was correct for this test…
A board didn’t start during a time. I thought she was broken… Now, she’s right…
For me, this screen need a revision, maybe just for micropython?.. But, a second time I saw the screen refresh each second without command for that… (and I have understood that the velocity of the refresh is not a frequence but the during time/quality of the refresh(a mistake in my first post).
Good luck.
If can do something else…
Thanks.