A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
Re: A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
Can anyone show me the right module link for the german user ? The first link isn’t working. Thx
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Re: A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
Hello,
I have connected the repeater nearby with WIFI.CONNECT. The RSSI power is now -48 dB. Previously the connection was established at -74 dB.
Greetings
I have connected the repeater nearby with WIFI.CONNECT. The RSSI power is now -48 dB. Previously the connection was established at -74 dB.
Greetings
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Re: A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
Hallo,
gibt es ein Dokumentation wie der pin.strenght Befehle angewendet wird.
Ich habe das selbe Problem.
Vielen Dank
gibt es ein Dokumentation wie der pin.strenght Befehle angewendet wird.
Ich habe das selbe Problem.
Vielen Dank
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Re: A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
Please write in English (for your convenience you can use any online translator before) at it will be easier to understand and make researches in the posts.[Local Link Removed for Guests] wrote: [Local Link Removed for Guests]Thu Aug 29, 2024 8:24 am Hallo,
gibt es ein Dokumentation wie der pin.strenght Befehle angewendet wird.
Ich habe das selbe Problem.
Vielen Dank
The command pin.strength has no relationship with the WIFI signal strength
The command PIN.STRENGTH can be used to define the drive capability of the output pins from a scale from 0 to 3.
For example, the following command set the pin 15 with a drive capability of 2.
PIN.STRENGTH 15, 2
The ESP32 provides four drive strength levels for its GPIO pins:
- 0: Weakest drive strength, approximately 5 mA.
- 1: Low drive strength, approximately 10 mA.
- 2: Medium drive strength, approximately 20 mA.
- 3: Maximum drive strength, approximately 40 mA.
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Re: A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
Hello, thanks for the quick reply.
I have inserted the command for all pins. However, I keep noticing that the display is not always properly initialized when restarting. The display remains dark. The program runs normally (Wlog output works.) Many thanks in advance
I have inserted the command for all pins. However, I keep noticing that the display is not always properly initialized when restarting. The display remains dark. The program runs normally (Wlog output works.) Many thanks in advance
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Re: A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
Ok, I misunderstood as the previous post was talking about the WIFI signal.[Local Link Removed for Guests] wrote: [Local Link Removed for Guests]Sun Sep 01, 2024 7:53 am Hello, thanks for the quick reply.
I have inserted the command for all pins. However, I keep noticing that the display is not always properly initialized when restarting. The display remains dark. The program runs normally (Wlog output works.) Many thanks in advance
So you mean that the display do not properly starts every time?
I never noticed this behavior, I should check again but I need to find where are my displays

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Re: A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
Hello,
I have a problem with WiFi disconnections. I'm now observing this with the Pin.Strenght.
But I also have the problem that the display isn't always initialized correctly. It's a nice project and it's fun to try it out.
I have a problem with WiFi disconnections. I'm now observing this with the Pin.Strenght.
But I also have the problem that the display isn't always initialized correctly. It's a nice project and it's fun to try it out.
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Re: A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
Check how many ram is available, but using wlog ramfree(1) because this gives the "real" internal RAM used by the OS.
Otherwise, check the power supply / antenna
Otherwise, check the power supply / antenna
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Re: A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
The module did not initialize correctly twice Wlog output: 147616 and 147456. On the 3rd restart the display worked Wlog output: 148548
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Re: A new display supported by the ESP32-S3
So, is not a problem of RAM. Check the power supply[Local Link Removed for Guests] wrote: [Local Link Removed for Guests]Sun Sep 01, 2024 3:05 pm The module did not initialize correctly twice Wlog output: 147616 and 147456. On the 3rd restart the display worked Wlog output: 148548