AdvancedNewbie
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I'm implementing email alerts right now, I'll be working on the LCD soon.
Reference? I'm only using the information found on the UTFT library site at: http://www.henningkarlsen.com/electronics/library.php?id=51hello advancednewbie !
tell me your tft lcd screen reference please
Never fun. Updated screenshots - now you can see what you're missing... lolthe usb ports is dead on my rapsberry , el puta madré grrrrrr !!!!
The Raspberry Pi only controls the web interface, the Arduino is what the sensors connect to. I use a DHT11 and a LM35 along with a simple LDR <--- all three under $3is there a usb sensor available that will do temp and humidity and can connect to a raspberry?
apologies if this has been answered/covered.
tia
EDIT: found these, but the price for the temp/humid/pressure seems a bit excessive
also can't source them locally (uk) but think they may ship here
http://www.yoctopuce.com/EN/products/category/usb-sensors
its quite sweet that they have a lux sensor, your could get the system to let you know when your bulbs are burning out.
The Raspberry Pi only controls the web interface, the Arduino is what the sensors connect to. I use a DHT11 and a LM35 along with a simple LDR <--- all three under $3
No worries, I'm on it. Just had to get the new update out and now it's time for the touchscreen interface.Advancednewbie do you have new information or solution for my itdb02 4_3 ? i have not new information, it's very hard for me because I can not find user
He shouldn't be doing it like this... lolhello world
New information for ITDB02 SSD1963-800
Touch does work with Henning's UTouch library. The X and Y are transposed and only scaled to a 320 x 240 display. The transposing is easy:
y = myTouch.getX();
x = myTouch.getY();
The scaling just takes a little bit of coding to fix, like so (from Henning's Quickdraw example):
myGLCD.drawPixel ((x*800)/240, (y*480)/320);
It's probably trivial to fix the library but for me ITDB02 SSD1963-480 ( 4.3") is dead for this moment it's beyond me.
Source : http://imall.iteadstudio.com/display/tft-lcm/im120419008.html
bye !
This way, you could pass x and y directly to any myGLCD sub-function without having to convert the values each time within the function call itself.screen_width = 800;
screen_height = 480
y = myTouch.getX();
y = (y*screen_height)/320;
x = myTouch.getY();
x = (x*screen_width)/240;
myGLCD.drawPixel (x, y);