ChrisMicro

It's a long time. I think it was this code: ` /************************************************************************ STM32F546 Discovery simple oscilloscope example The oscilloscope has a auto trigger function to achieve a stable visual impression...

Why should it be consistent ?

Ah, ok. Probably it is the best, if you fork the repo and correct the error because Daniel seems to be for a longer "offline". You could place a pull...

I think yes. Is it running on your board? It might be due to the many changes since I opened this issue that it is now working. If so and...

A very good starting point could be the [timer HAL example](https://github.com/danieleff/STM32GENERIC/tree/master/STM32/libraries/BoardExamples/examples/Discovery407VG/HAL) which could be directly used for that purpose.

> Thanks for testing. Welcome :-) Just one question: could you turn the display preliminary by 180° as default ? ( only if it is possible without effort ... )...

>Pretty cool that writing to the buffer changes the pixel on the screen. Yes, I like it :-) I've just made more experiments with a my new voltmeter example https://github.com/ChrisMicro/STM32GENERIC/blob/master/STM32/libraries/BoardExamples/examples/Discovery746NG/TFT_voltmeter/TFT_voltmeter.ino...

Thanks. I changed it in the repository. I added a simple oscilloscope with auto trigger: https://github.com/ChrisMicro/STM32GENERIC/blob/master/STM32/libraries/BoardExamples/examples/Discovery746NG/TFT_oscilloscope/TFT_oscilloscope.ino

I've just added a mandelbrot set example: https://github.com/ChrisMicro/STM32GENERIC/tree/master/STM32/libraries/BoardExamples/examples/Discovery746NG/TFT_mandelbrot Well ... double buffering wouldn't be bad ...

I had also some issues which were not there in earlier versions. For this reason I didn't update my repo to the newest one of Daniel and kept it in...