#inkplate — Public Fediverse posts

A couple of hours of frustration later, and it turns out that earlier versions of #inkplate 10 use an MCP23017 I/O expander, not the pair of PCA6416A expanders that later versions use.
A fairly swift find and replace later and I now have an #esphome test program running

Inkplate 13SPECTRA is a 13 inch, 6-color ePaper display with an ESP32-S3 microcontroller (crowdfunding)

The Inkplate 13SPECTRA is a 13 inch, 1600 x 1200 pixel, 6-color E Ink display designed to be used for digital signage or other DIY applications. It’s the latest in a line of Inkplate products from Soldered Electronics that combines an ePaper display with a custom board featuring a low-power processor, giving you a customizable, programmable display. But it’s the company’s first model with a […]

Hands On: Inkplate 6 MOTION https://hackaday.com/2024/06/06/hands-on-inkplate-6-motion/ #Microcontrollers #developmentkit #Featured #hardware #Interest #Inkplate #e-paper #handson #ESP32 #stm32

Hands On: Inkplate 6 MOTION - Over the last several years, DIY projects utilizing e-paper displays have become m... - https://hackaday.com/2024/06/06/hands-on-inkplate-6-motion/ #microcontrollers #developmentkit #featured #hardware #interest #inkplate #e-paper #handson #esp32 #stm32

Inkplate 6MOTION is a hacker-friendly E Ink display with an 11 Hz refresh rate (crowdfunding)

E Ink displays offer a paper-like viewing experience that makes them popular for eBook readers and digital signage applications. You can view an E Ink display using nothing but ambient light and they only consume power when changing the image on the screen – a static image can be displayed indefinitely.

But E Ink displays typically have much slower screen refresh rates than LCD or AMOLED […]