e_paper_weather_display
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e_paper_weather_display
- ePaper-Weather: My own build of a weather monitoring display for my personal needs
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LoveBox: E-paper display project to leave my girlfriend notes and pictures remotely. (Pi Zero W, Waveshare E-ink Display 7.5", Firebase Real Time Database)
Looks similar to a weather display I did a while back. Nice work on the enclosure!
- Got some cool ideas?
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Using Brain-Computer Interface Device to read electrical activity if the brain and then send control signals to Raspberry Pi so that it can toggle LEDs
It is. My first one was, and it was an awesome place to start leaning to work with the PI.
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Raspberry Pi 3A + Pimoroni Inky Impression 7 colour e-ink screen + Ikea Himmlesby 10 x 15 cm frame + Some janky Python and Bash scripting = A quite serviceable, automatically updating art gallery
Woah. This is way better than the Waveshare one that I’m using for a weather display. (Shameless GitHub link.)
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Raspberry Pi Zero projects
e-ink Weather Display
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GB Renewable generation forecast (including Octopus energy agile tariff) display using Inky wHAT and Pi Zero
i found one that ive been meaning to do https://github.com/AbnormalDistributions/e_paper_weather_display
e-Paper
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Waveshare 2.13 G
I had some issues with the Waveshare method under the "C" heading, but was able to get the "Python" set of instructions to work properly and run the test on my display. If you really do have a G-variant display, then the line "python3 epd_2in13g_test.py" in the last set of instructions should run a full cycle on your display cleanly (real-time clock counting for about 10 seconds at the end) before clearing and giving you command of the terminal again. If the test hangs at any point, its not the right test for your display and you will probably have to go through the rest of the [Github tests](https://github.com/waveshareteam/e-Paper/tree/master/RaspberryPi_JetsonNano/python/examples) until you find the most current one that works.
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Need help finding the root cause of Waveshare 2.13V3 noise
I ported the Waveshare V3 Python code to Rust. This had a similar outcome, perpetually waiting for the busy pin. The only thing that worked was clearing the display (filling the memory with 0x00/FF): it was blinking a few times in the init() - clear() - sleep() loop. Pixels have never become black/white, though.
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Need help with eInk display
Then demo for your eink display from waveshare GitHub and get that working first, any issues and we’ll try to help you troubleshoot.
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Waveshare E Ink display
Following Waveshare's Wiki, I think this is their Python driver/test code for the Raspberry Pi: https://github.com/waveshare/e-Paper/blob/master/RaspberryPi_JetsonNano/python/lib/waveshare_epd/epd3in52.py
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Any chance of lowering power consumption on this project?
I’d follow up on this path, it sounds like even their code may have issues with it: https://github.com/waveshare/e-Paper/issues/15
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LoveBox: E-paper display project to leave my girlfriend notes and pictures remotely. (Pi Zero W, Waveshare E-ink Display 7.5", Firebase Real Time Database)
I ended up including their shared library and using their python API to control the screen, as found on waveshare/e-paper repo
- Unable to get e-ink display to do anything
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Can anyone help with e-paper slideshow?
sample code for arduino here - https://github.com/waveshare/e-Paper
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Yet another Raspberry Pi e-ink display... but with a web app for extra display options!
Python scripts: these scripts actually retrieve the data and print it on the display. I heavily relied on the existing Waveshare Python libraries to figure out how to print text/images on the screen. The rest is essentially just requests to get data from various APIs (I used Open Weather Map, Pi-Hole, SEPTA, newsapi.org, and Wordnik). I set up cron jobs on the Pi to run the normal refresh script every half hour and to start the Node server on startup.
- Long refresh rate on 7 color e-paper display
What are some alternatives?
micropython-waveshare-epaper - MicroPython drivers for Waveshare e-paper modules
zero-btc-screen - Crypto stock price for RPi Zero
kiauh - Klipper Installation And Update Helper
epd-library-arduino - Arduino libraries for Waveshare e-paper series
PaperTTY - PaperTTY - Python module to render a TTY or VNC on e-ink
btcticker - ePaper Cryptocurrency Ticker [Moved to: https://github.com/veebch/btcticker]
pihole-dashboard - Minimal and clean dashboard to visualize some stats of Pi-Hole with an E-Ink display attached to your Raspberry Pi
epaper-dashboard
weewx - WeeWX code repository
coinbase-python - DEPRECATED — Coinbase Python API
pico-epaper - Module for driving Waveshare Pico e-Paper 3.7 display. Now with support for partial updates.
btcticker - ePaper Cryptocurrency Ticker