@rs77can Volos Projects on Youtube has started making videos on how to use SquareLine Studio with certain Lilygo products.

It seems like your connection is working fine. If you're testing further, especially for your Food Website, try running a few simple queries from your Debian laptop using mysql to ensure everything works smoothly between machines.

Did you format the softRF firmware, or can you still use it and upload your sketches?

same issue

@atsimcomati

it seems I cannot edit , so here's an update

it's my provider, using another SIM I can send all the SMS's I want.

@smile6905 Good to hear!

@rusty6285 Just to be clear, does your device resister a 'touch' without you touching it?
Are you programming in Arduino IDE v2.x.x. ?
Usually only interrupts and counters need de-bouncing.
There are lots of Arduino IDE tutorials and even whole libraries dedicated to this subject.
I only use de-bounce with interrupts with a custom routine that I developed just for that situation.
Let me know what is you use-case and I will try to help.

@teastain2

I found the problem, the USB-C cable does not work, I have 4 USB-C cables, there is only one that works correctly.
The problem is solved.

THANKS.

@teastain2 All right. I'll try. I was hoping that maybe someone here had already encountered this problem and could help me.
Thank you.

@elitesniper Well, there is a blown component, probably the 4065 charge chip.
SMD repair is very tedious and needs special tools, solder and liquid flux.
Do you see any burnt chips?
If it works on USB...go with that!
A external battery with 5V regulator will work.

@fozi said in T-HMI Screen Rotation 3:

https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/T-HMI/issues/7

I fixed the issue.
In file: "Setup207_LilyGo_T_HMI.h"
Located in: \libraries\TFT_eSPI\User_Setups

Either remove or remark line 11 "#define CGRAM_OFFSET"

After making that change all rotations orientations work.

@teastain2 Thanks for the information. Will certainly check on them. Thanks again.

@jxk Ok, then.

@teastain2

Thanks, I realize that I can change the definitions of Wire to the other pin, but then would the Touch display not function appropriately?

I would prefer to define GPIO2 and GPIO3 as Wire1 and not Wire, and have the touch display use that interface. I would then define Wire as the new pins (as per your example above).

Is there a software option to do this? I am using some libraries that are hardcoded to Wire, and don't want to manually change them myself.

If not possible, the Mutex method around the lv_task_handler() seems to work well - the board has been running for about 2 weeks with no issues, and no bad data.