02-20-2020, 10:24 AM
Hi ghera78
This looks identical to the display I normally use. It appears to have been detected correctly as an I2C device. Your mpd_oled command looks fine, and also appears to be running correctly (in the sense that it is running and hasn't exited with an error). The display can be powered by 3.3V-5V, I have mine connected to 3.3V.
Are you running on a Pi 4? If so I will try to test mpd_oled on a Pi 4, as I don't recall having any feedback on this. If anyone else could confirm that mpd_oled is working on a Pi 4 then that would be very helpful.
Otherwise, It may be a hardware issue. You could review that the soldering/wires/connections seem good. Could the display be faulty?
If you don't have any success, perhaps you could test your display with another program. If it works with another program but still doesn't work with mpd_oled then I will see what I could do to correct this.
Adrian.
This looks identical to the display I normally use. It appears to have been detected correctly as an I2C device. Your mpd_oled command looks fine, and also appears to be running correctly (in the sense that it is running and hasn't exited with an error). The display can be powered by 3.3V-5V, I have mine connected to 3.3V.
Are you running on a Pi 4? If so I will try to test mpd_oled on a Pi 4, as I don't recall having any feedback on this. If anyone else could confirm that mpd_oled is working on a Pi 4 then that would be very helpful.
Otherwise, It may be a hardware issue. You could review that the soldering/wires/connections seem good. Could the display be faulty?
If you don't have any success, perhaps you could test your display with another program. If it works with another program but still doesn't work with mpd_oled then I will see what I could do to correct this.
Adrian.
