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Bei diesem Produkt handelt es sich um ein 1,54-Zoll-Tintenbildschirm-Erweiterungsmodul, das für Motherboards der Raspberry Pi-Serie / Rduino / STM32 usw. kompatibel ist.
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1. 1 x 137,2 cm großes E-Paper-Display.
2. PH2.0 20 cm 8Pin x1
W.M
Bewertet in Deutschland am 27. Januar 2025
all ok
Alex
Bewertet in den USA am8. Juni 2024
I tried everything to get this to work with my Pi but it fails to display anything. I'm either doing something wrong or I got a defective unit. The product seems to be well made and shows that good quality components were used. I'll keep trying and I'll make to update my review if i get it to work!
theblackknight
Bewertet in den USA am28. März 2024
This is a great screen. I really like it - it's crisp and clear and uses next to no power. It's fantastic for displaying data that doesn't change too often. I could see using this to display an internet speed check result, temperature for electronic components, or maybe some smart home monitoring. I would recommend not display data statically for the entire time the display is on - e-ink can have burn in and I think this unit is somewhat susceptible to it.I am disappointed by the documentation. Getting it up and running is fine, but the documentation wasn't great. And finding anything online from seengreat was a little rough and the screenshots/sample program on their website isn't in English. So if you want this, be prepared to tinker.Overall a good display if e-ink is something you need. But it isn't a plug and play - it'll take a little bit of fiddling and learning to really figure out the ins and outs especially if you want to run this for long periods of time without risking burn in.
DJC
Bewertet in den USA am27. Februar 2024
It works well. There are examples, the library provided by the manufacturer on Github isn't the best.The GxEPD2 library worked well for me with ESP32. Word of caution, it needs 6 IO lines and takes ~2s for a full refresh. These are meant for static displays which only get updated once in a while.Overall it does what it has to without any issues, so 5 stars.
Scrimshaw
Bewertet in den USA am28. November 2023
This is a great e-ink display, and you can find very robust documentation for it online on the Seengreat Wiki (also identical examples on the Waveshare Wiki). The tutorial and sample code covers Arduino, Jetson Nano, Raspberry Pi, Sunrise X3 Pi, STM32, and ESP 32/8266 examples and demo codes. It actually comes with a printed manual (just some folded sheets of paper) too, but the online resources have more to offer. I very much appreciate the effort they put into their product documentation, and it always makes their products easy to get running.I used their sample Arduino code (just followed their tutorial) and had this e-ink display up and running in about 2 minutes. It was very easy. Their documentation does note that the Arduino Uno is a bit underpowered (not much memory) to contain a full frame buffer for this display, so if you really plan to use this extensively, you’ll probably want to use a different microcontroller. They give a lot of sample Python code, and it uses a standard SPI interface. Actually, the board has an on-board switch to select between 3-wire and 4-wire SPI interface. Having an on-board switch is infinitely better than having a jumper pad that I need to solder to change. It also came with brass standoff’s pre-installed. Just a lot of good engineering and customer consideration went into this. Absolutely 5 stars!
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