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Add InkHUD driver for WeAct Studio 4.2" display module (#6384) * chore: todo.txt * chore: InkHUD documentation Word salad for maintainers * refactor: don't init system applets using onActivate System applets cannot be deactivated, so we will avoid using onActivate / onDeactivate methods entirely. * chore: update the example applets * fix: SSD16XX reset pulse Allow time for controller IC to wake. Aligns with manufacturer's suggestions. T-Echo button timing adjusted to prevent bouncing as a result(?) of slightly faster refreshes. * fix: allow timeout if display update fails Result is not graceful, but avoids total display lockup requiring power cycle. Typical cause of failure is poor wiring / power supply. * fix: improve display health on shutdown Two extra full refreshes, masquerading as a "shutting down" screen. One is drawn white-on-black, to really shake the pixels up. * feat: driver for display HINK_E042A87 As of Feb. 2025, these panels are used for "WeActStudio 4.2in B&W" display modules. * fix: inkhud rotation should default to 0 * Revert "chore: todo.txt" This reverts commit bea7df44a7cbf2f92e8c67c965e53d26a7885b11. * fix: more generous timeout for display updates Previously this was tied to the expected duration of the update, but this didn't account for any delay if our polling thread got held up by an unrelated firmware task. * fix: don't use the full shutdown screen during reboot * fix: cooldown period during the display shutdown display sequence Observed to prevent border pixels from being locked in place with some residual charge?
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#include "./HINK_E042A87.h"
#ifdef MESHTASTIC_INCLUDE_NICHE_GRAPHICS
using namespace NicheGraphics::Drivers;
// Load settings about how the pixels are moved from old state to new state during a refresh
// - manually specified,
// - or with stored values from displays OTP memory
void HINK_E042A87::configWaveform()
{
sendCommand(0x3C); // Border waveform:
sendData(0x01); // Follow LUT for VSH1
sendCommand(0x18); // Temperature sensor:
sendData(0x80); // Use internal temperature sensor to select an appropriate refresh waveform
}
// Describes the sequence of events performed by the displays controller IC during a refresh
// Includes "power up", "load settings from memory", "update the pixels", etc
void HINK_E042A87::configUpdateSequence()
{
switch (updateType) {
case FAST:
sendCommand(0x21); // Use both "old" and "new" image memory (differential)
sendData(0x00);
sendData(0x00);
sendCommand(0x22); // Set "update sequence"
sendData(0xFF); // Differential, load waveform from OTP
break;
case FULL:
default:
sendCommand(0x21); // Bypass "old" image memory (non-differential)
sendData(0x40);
sendData(0x00);
sendCommand(0x22); // Set "update sequence":
sendData(0xF7); // Non-differential, load waveform from OTP
break;
}
}
// Once the refresh operation has been started,
// begin periodically polling the display to check for completion, using the normal Meshtastic threading code
// Only used when refresh is "async"
void HINK_E042A87::detachFromUpdate()
{
switch (updateType) {
case FAST:
return beginPolling(50, 1000); // At least 1 second, then check every 50ms
case FULL:
default:
return beginPolling(100, 3500); // At least 3.5 seconds, then check every 100ms
}
}
#endif // MESHTASTIC_INCLUDE_NICHE_GRAPHICS