Re: LCMETER displaying wrong colours ?
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Jason, You are right:? not all displays use the same RGB organization.? ?Here are three suggestions: 1). The simplest suggestion:? add the line tft.invertDisplay(true); to the bottom of the initDisplay() routine.? If you are very lucky, this single extra line will do the trick. If not, you will need to experiment and the fixes are more involved. 2) The next thing to try is changing the tft initialization.? Replace the line "tft.init()"? with one of the following; ?? tft.initR(INITR_BLACKTAB); ? ? ?// Init ST7735S chip, black tab ?- or - tft.initR(INITR_GREENTAB); ? ? ?// Init ST7735S chip, green tab ?- or - tft.initR(INITR_144GREENTAB);? ?// Init ST7735R chip, green tab These three initializations account for the most common LCD varieties. 3)? If none of the above works, you can specify your desired colors as a 16-bit hex value.? Find the following lines in the code: #define C_COLOR ? ? ? ?TFT_YELLOW ? ? ? ? ? ? // color for capacitance screen #define L_COLOR ? ? ? ?TFT_CYAN ? ? ? ? ? ? ? // color for inductance screen #define CAL_COLOR ? ? ?TFT_GREEN ? ? ? ? ? ? ?// color of calibration screen #define STARTUP_COLOR ?TFT_WHITE ? ? ? ? ? ? ?// color of startup screen #define BATT_COLOR ? ? TFT_WHITE ? ? ? ? ? ? ?// color of battery icon and change the values to whatever 16-bit value produces the color you want.? ?For example, change the value of C_COLOR to TFT_BLUE (which won't be blue on your display) or 0xE9B2 or some other 16-bit value.? Feel free to experiment! Bruce On Mon, May 1, 2023 at 8:40?AM 9H5BM <jmcservv@...> wrote: Hi? |
Bruce Hall