Richard Hull

sorry, quite right (and not rude) to bump. Could you try adding: ```python def main(): device = get_device() device.command(...) device._colstart += 1 #

@Trotter73 ok, thanks for that - good news .. it should be enough for me to be able to create a specific SSD1305 device with this init wrapped inside it,...

Hi @MarkoBursic, what issue are you facing exactly? You're suggesting a solution, but I can't clearly see what the problem is. Do you have a Newhaven SSD1322 and it is...

@gilphilbert presumably you should be using `ssd1322_nhd` driver if you have the newhaven device?

OLEDs dont have a backlight - they are light emitting diodes (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OLED). I don't know much about the newhaven driver - it was submitted by a contributor and i...

@gilphilbert Try adding `--framebuffer full_frame` to the args when you run the perfloop program with the ssd1322 driver and let me know what FPS you get.

Hmmm.. sounds more like dodgy wiring ! ;-p This was the PR where the newhaven driver was merged: https://github.com/rm-hull/luma.oled/pull/245 - you could reach out to @doug-burrell for assistance maybe?

Firstly, for perfloop, don't use the `diff_to_previous` framebuffer - you need to choose `full_frame` to get a realistic measure of worst-case FPS. The diff-to-previous does exactly what it says -...

@LongLane Always open to support new devices. Happy to accept screens sent direct to me or donations for devices gratefully received. This one https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32846176247.html may be better as it is...

You should let the luma code manage the GPIO to get a working baseline. I highly suspect that it is down to setting the GPIO mode