John Snowdon

Does NP21Kai support VRAM access via linear framebuffer, or is all support for the 'normal', banked 32KB access? I'm trying the same VRAM code from http://darudarudan.syuriken.jp/kai/pc9821.htm#e256L and, like the code...

Okay, never mind. Even though the 16MB memory hole option is not there, if I do: _farpokeb(_dos_ds, 0xE0102, 0x01); I can get the framebuffer to appear at its alternate location...

Ah, I see that use case is referenced in https://github.com/whaleygeek/pyenergenie/issues/85. Could we add that to the documentation so that it is clear? The standard offering from Energenie of controlling 4...

Thanks, I think I'll pick up either the ENER314-RT or the RFM69 radio module that it uses; as there doesn't appear to be any active components on the ENER314-RT apart...

That's great news. I'll give that a go as soon as the radio module arrives and report back here. My code (minus any integration with pyenergenie at present) lives here:...

Well my RFM69 module has arrived - need to connect it up on some different pins to my touchscreen; which also uses SPI, but I'm hoping to try that tonight.

Ok, not a success. Yet. Turns out that the [touchscreen](https://www.waveshare.com/3.5inch-rpi-lcd-a.htm) uses both CE0 _and_ CE1 to toggle between display and the touch overlay. So I'm out of luck with the...

Doh! Of course.... So I'm now changing the wiring to as follows: ``` pi pin, gpio number, colour, function - - black, gnd - - brown, 3.3v 38, 20, green,...

Not getting response from my sockets yet. Everything appears to be working on the software side, but no relays clicking as of yet. With trace turned on, the driver reports:...

It's just a straight wire (a single line stripped from an IDE cable, as I'm using for the rest of the Pi to radio hookup wired) - 16.4cm, or as...