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The screen itself now using D2-D9 pins on Arduino (uno/mega) which locks the two interrupt pins.
I'll elevate the board from the Uno with ribbon cables, and create a custom shield, where I possibly able to rewire the data pins.
I've checked the code, if there is maybe find out, where should I change the data pins, but without luck (okay, It possibly has to be changed in the mcu_8bit_magic.h, but as the filename says, it's a kind of magic (for me))
So if someone can help me to change the data pins for example D4-D11, i would be thrilled. Maybe - if possible - a new constructor would be the best, but if I have to hardwire the changes, it would be OK to me aswell.
Ohh, and I using the ILI9486 display (480*320).
Thanks,
Peter
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Hy,
The screen itself now using D2-D9 pins on Arduino (uno/mega) which locks the two interrupt pins.
I'll elevate the board from the Uno with ribbon cables, and create a custom shield, where I possibly able to rewire the data pins.
I've checked the code, if there is maybe find out, where should I change the data pins, but without luck (okay, It possibly has to be changed in the mcu_8bit_magic.h, but as the filename says, it's a kind of magic (for me))
So if someone can help me to change the data pins for example D4-D11, i would be thrilled. Maybe - if possible - a new constructor would be the best, but if I have to hardwire the changes, it would be OK to me aswell.
Ohh, and I using the ILI9486 display (480*320).
Thanks,
Peter
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: