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Simple Platformio setup in order to build epaper Firmware using CalEPD and Adafruit GFX, with optional touch support in all Espressif ESP32 MCU variants using ESP-IDF

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CalEPD is an ESP-IDF C++ component to drive epaper displays with ESP32 / ESP32S2

This repository is a Platformio skeleton which unique aim is to make configuration using build variables easier.

However there are still a few gotchas to resolve that we will clarify in the WiKi section in order to have a successful build. This will probably go away after some days of testing and collaborations from our component developers

Demos available

We will add different demos that can be easily selected changing one line in platformio.ini file:

[platformio]
; Examples avail: 7-color | wifi required-> cale-7-color | cale-grayscale
src_dir = cale-grayscale

Just change src_dir and point it to one of the available examples.

  • 7-color a very simple demo to show how to draw things using GFX in any of the supported 7 color epapers
  • cale-7-color WiFi download of a bitmap file (4 or 24 bit-depth) that you can generate in CALE.es or in any URL of your choice
  • cale-mono-or-3-color this example is the same as the last one but supports either monochrome or 3 color epapers (Red/Back or Yellow/Black) actually does not matter what color the BMP has if it's not black it will be converted to the colorful pixel.

This examples are not meant to be a ready Firmware by itself but rather to point you in the right direction to be a base Firmware where you can build something on top.

If you like our effort we would like that you ★ this repository and help us testing it, if you want to add a new epaper model that does not exist, please make a PR to our cale-idf repository that is where we do the development part. Also if you want to support our work becoming an sponsor there you have the option and also links to PCB's that we designed to drive this displays and read sensors in order to make epaper-weather-stations.

Thanks a lot for your attention and have a good experience using our base code!

Fasani Corporation | Barcelona, 2022

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