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RE: LCD/OLED display using pydPiper - remy1961 - 12-16-2018 (12-16-2018, 04:19 PM)flega Wrote:(12-15-2018, 09:06 PM)remy1961 Wrote: Just examine a few page files and you will understand how it all works. Hi. Check a few posts up in this thread you will see how to remove pydpiper. And then you can reinstall. Or you can copy the original page file and paste in the one you messed with. Remy RE: LCD/OLED display using pydPiper - muchacho - 12-17-2018 (11-28-2018, 04:51 AM)remy1961 Wrote: Hi. Looks like there is a problem with the docker not installed properly. Remove the docker and reinstall. Or install it on a new image. Hi. I've tried both options and I have the same results. I'll try again with the new moode release. I think it has something to do with the kernel version. Maybe with newer Pi it will work for me. Thanks. RE: LCD/OLED display using pydPiper - spiza - 12-19-2018 (09-06-2018, 07:32 PM)remy1961 Wrote: A few pictures: Could you please provide more information for LCD 16x2 connections to GPIO or PIN#? I have tried both graphics but no luck. I am a newbie with electronics. Thanks. my LCD has this connections (from left to right): VSS, VDD,V0, RS,RW,E,D0,D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6,D7, A, K RE: LCD/OLED display using pydPiper - spiza - 12-19-2018 (09-10-2018, 08:12 AM)rh2018 Wrote: A big thanks to Remy1961 for his excellent tutorial. It’s great to see a well written and complete tutorial. Could you please provide more information for LCD 16x2 connections to GPIO or PIN#? I have tried both graphics but no luck. I am a newbie with electronics. Thanks. my LCD has this connections (from left to right): VSS, VDD,V0, RS,RW,E,D0,D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6,D7, A, K RE: LCD/OLED display using pydPiper - remy1961 - 12-20-2018 Hi. Have a look here RE: LCD/OLED display using pydPiper - DRONE7 - 12-26-2018 http://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=461&pid=6294#pid6294 Yes, seems the docker container is lagging during shutdown and reboot....is that a bug or normal behaviour...? anyone ? http://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=461&pid=6309#pid6309 Thanks for that Remy.... at first glance I found the configuration to be almost unfathomable... your explanation is most useful... I have changed scrolling to only scroll occasionally but that required several trials as the scrolling parameters are very vague in their description.... "gap" "hesitate" "openloop" what was the dev on when those were dreamed up.. :-) I am used to the convention for Pi Lcd's of line and output with an overview of scroll speed, frequency, and repeat. I see the github page has a promised explanation of parameters but still not implemented so your post is appreciated.... If you have the time and inclination more depth on the other settings would be helpful... ;-) RE: LCD/OLED display using pydPiper - nassost - 12-26-2018 Quote:Is it possiible to do this if the DAC is already using the I2S lines? I am interested in this as well as I plan to add the Katana as DAC sometime soon and I would love to keep using both my oled screen and power management module (https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/diy-kits-and-boards/audiophonics-pi-spc-v2-power-management-module-for-raspberry-pi-preassembled-p-11125.html). RE: LCD/OLED display using pydPiper - remy1961 - 12-26-2018 (12-26-2018, 12:11 PM)AlDDDAC1794 Wrote: As a newcomer I'd like to add a digital display to my DIY DDAC (17941) DAC. The current set up is a RPI3 feeding the DAC by I2S. Hi. You can connect several devices using i2c interface to the same RPi. Each device will use a different i2c adress. You can connect 2 or 3 lcd or oled displays using the same i2c connections provided you make sure each display has a different i2c adress. In my moode streamer I use an allo boss dac, and a 128x64 i2c oled display. Remy RE: LCD/OLED display using pydPiper - remy1961 - 12-26-2018 (12-26-2018, 03:42 AM)DRONE7 Wrote: http://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=461&pid=6294#pid6294 HI DRONE7. That's the problem with most free open sources, there is no proper manual. I managed to understand how some of these settings work through trials, and also by asking directly to the developer. He always answer questions, usually after 2-3 days. I will soon have to edit the first post of this thread to put together all the information scattered in different posts in the thread. Remy RE: LCD/OLED display using pydPiper - flega - 02-12-2019 And after almost a week with fully working OLED display, today after a restart - blank display Tried to start pydpiper manualy but: Quote:A dependency job for pydpiper.service failed. See 'journalctl -xe' for details. Something gone wrong with Docker, don't know can I just de-install it and install it again or mount a new image on SD card |