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    Questions about LILYGO®TTGO 1,54-inch wrist e-paper ESP32

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      zhum last edited by

      I've buyed LILYGO®TTGO 1,54-inch wrist e-paper ESP32 (https://aliexpress.ru/item/1005003095240476.html?spm=a2g39.orderlist.0.0.79404aa6XrTWd4).
      I try to make a custom autonomous watch with periodical NTP correction via WIFI. Now I do disable WIFI and enable it for correction every 5 minutes, and do light sleep for 15 seconds between time checks.

      I have some questions:

      1. For 3-5 first display updates the time string is printed weakly, how can I fix it? I use the code from official sample.
      2. Which batteries can I use with this module?
      3. How can I check the battery charge level and charging status?
      4. How can I turn off the red blinking led?
      5. Is there any other recommendation for power-save?

      Here is my code: https://github.com/zhum/lilygo-epaper-watch

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        Micky last edited by

        For 3-5 first display updates the time string is printed weakly, how can I fix it? I use the code from official sample.
        -> Refresh the area multiple times to deepen the color, or use full screen refresh.
        Which batteries can I use with this module?
        How can I check the battery charge level and charging status?
        ->The module is equipped with a 1.25 pitch battery interface, which can be powered by batteries
        How can I turn off the red blinking led?
        ->The red LED is the battery indicator, flashes when there is no battery.
        Is there any other recommendation for power-save?
        ->Hibernate enters deep sleep. The deep sleep power consumption reaches about 10uA

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