

TFT_eSPI tft = TFT_eSPI () // Invoke TFT library #define TFT_DARKNAVY 0x0004 // Backround color #define FF24 FreeSansBold24pt7b // Free Sans Bold 24pt #define FF23 FreeSansBold18pt7b // Free Sans Bold 18pt #define FF22 FreeSansBold12pt7b // Free Sans Bold 12pt #define FF21 FreeSansBold9pt7b // Free Sans Bold 9pt #include "auth.h" // Credentials (in seperate auth.h file) #include "TFT_eSPI.h" // Hardware-specific library for TFT display #include "SoftwareSerial.h" // Serial library #include "DHTesp.h" // DHT Temperature and Humidity Sensor #include "Arduino.h" // Required by PlatformIO Give him some love and subscribe to his YouTube channel.

On how to wire up ILI9341 TFT LCD to ESP32. Special thanks to XTronical for his video Turn LED on/off with Blynk app on smartphoneĬompiled and tested with VS-Code (PlatformIO) on ESP32-WROOM-32D. Humidity & temperature sensor/module DHT22ĮSP32 CN -> Capacitor -> GND // No need to press Boot button to upload sketchĮSP32 13 -> 1kΩ resistor -> GND // For fun. Measures temperature and humidity using DHT22 sensor.ĭata is displayed on KMRTM28028-SPI - 2.8" TFT SPI 240x320.Īlso, a LED is added to play with Blynk on smartphone. But "Components and Programming - I/O Devices - Sensors - Modules" seemed like a good fit.ĭisplays current date and time using ntp sync via internal WI-FI.

Please do not take the fact that it got moved as you have done something wrong on the forum! I myself still struggle from time to time in trying to decide the best place to post a comment.Īnd this could still not be the "best" place for this topic. This has worked fairly well fo the displays I have used, but don't know if it will for sure solve your issue.Īs you can now see these two posts have been move to a more appropriate thread. This is a programming issue that I have used a variable to determine if the data to be displayed has changed since the last time I wrote information to the display and if the data hasn't changed then no write occurs. While I have not used the exact display you mention, the displays I have used can have a "flicker" issue if you are writing to them more often than needed. So perhaps these two posts should be moved to a more appropriate thread. Sure that this issue is worthy of a video to explain.
