Greetings,
I seem to be having some sort of lockup issue after writing a command. I'm using the Genie demo program (genieArduino_Demo, with only the reset line modified) and on boot, the display resets (I'm using pin 5 and not the shield so the logic is inverted correctly), and the widgets from the demo show up and I know communication is happening because I can set the "Cool Gauge" to a value (it's default at 50, and that gets set, but if I say, change it to 90, it sets correctly to 90), but then nothing else happens. I put some dummy blinky lights code all over the place, and that works, but only before the cool gauge is updated. Once that object gets written to, it looks like the MCU freezes.
Any ideas? When I switched over to serial only and tried the serial write demo (Display Print), I get the freezing issue when the serial object (Picaso_Serial_4DLib Display(&DisplaySerial); ) is called. No reset of the display at all.
The display works fine with an Arduino UNO.
Thanks in advance.
I seem to be having some sort of lockup issue after writing a command. I'm using the Genie demo program (genieArduino_Demo, with only the reset line modified) and on boot, the display resets (I'm using pin 5 and not the shield so the logic is inverted correctly), and the widgets from the demo show up and I know communication is happening because I can set the "Cool Gauge" to a value (it's default at 50, and that gets set, but if I say, change it to 90, it sets correctly to 90), but then nothing else happens. I put some dummy blinky lights code all over the place, and that works, but only before the cool gauge is updated. Once that object gets written to, it looks like the MCU freezes.
Any ideas? When I switched over to serial only and tried the serial write demo (Display Print), I get the freezing issue when the serial object (Picaso_Serial_4DLib Display(&DisplaySerial); ) is called. No reset of the display at all.
The display works fine with an Arduino UNO.
Thanks in advance.
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