22-02-26, 22:26 -
Hi Skelmins,
The I2C_lcd.py script/module is specifically aimed at the HD44780 chips.
If I read the docs of your display correctly, it has a AiP31068L chip combined with PCA9633 chips for controlling the colours.
The first one is the most important one (not able to configure colours is a cosmetic shortcoming).
And it seems not to be compatible (the 03e address already raises eyebrows as it is not mentioned in the configuration.txt as a possibility, but OK one never knows).
So - if I'm right - the bad news is a choice between:
If you're not familiar with this level of programming it will be hard to do - or an interesting experience to put it positively.
I may be able to give you a kickstart (given that your samplerbox is functioning OK except for the display and you can connect it to your home network = you can access it from your PC/laptop).
Please share your thoughts..
Regards, Hans
The I2C_lcd.py script/module is specifically aimed at the HD44780 chips.
If I read the docs of your display correctly, it has a AiP31068L chip combined with PCA9633 chips for controlling the colours.
The first one is the most important one (not able to configure colours is a cosmetic shortcoming).
And it seems not to be compatible (the 03e address already raises eyebrows as it is not mentioned in the configuration.txt as a possibility, but OK one never knows).
So - if I'm right - the bad news is a choice between:
- create module to support this display..
- get a supported display..
- use the webgui..
If you're not familiar with this level of programming it will be hard to do - or an interesting experience to put it positively.
I may be able to give you a kickstart (given that your samplerbox is functioning OK except for the display and you can connect it to your home network = you can access it from your PC/laptop).
Please share your thoughts..
Regards, Hans