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This assentially should add support for: ED060XC3 ED060XD4 ED060XC5 ED060KD1 ED060KC1 ED060XD6 ED060XH2 ED060XC9 ED060XG1 I was also doing some digging on ED060SCF and similar types but that one is...
I am a cheap guy so I only have the cheap displays without touch :D
Jokes aside, I was curious about it but I barely know linux and porting touch drivers from it to the ESP is something I don't have time for nor do...
Turns out ED060SCF also works flawlessly with ED060XC5 pinout. I didn't think so at first because the traces looked pretty different but following key traces to the chip, turns out...
Sorry I guess I said it unclearly, ED060XC3 has only pin numbers switched on the flex cable but otherwise it's exactly 1:1 like XC5. Another confusing thing is that XC3...
Yes, it should be just these two. Only annoing thing si that the SC7 connector is not available on lcsc and costs like $2 a piece on mouser :/
No, these have the 90degree connector https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1NUpKp.R1BeNjy0Fmq6z0wVXam/6-inch-ED060SC7-LF-C1-E-ink-LCD-For-AMAZON-KINDLE-3-D00901-k3-ebook-reader.jpg
@markbirss the list is specifically for the displays. Maybe separate list for compatible boards would make sense but I think this is up to the boards author to link to...
@2dom From the datasheets I've seen (and it was quite a few) the only exception is the ED097TC2, other displays all run at +22V, -20V and +-15V. The TC2 also...
@vroland how did you make the dable of display in readme.md? Did you use some tool to convert the table from excel github format? I would like to update the...