15-11-2022, 00:48
Hi,
Currently the WeatherDuino 4Pro Dual Band Receiver firmware automatically calls the touch screen calibration routine at first time it runs, and stores the calibration data on EEPROM. After that, to perform (and store) a new calibration data at startup, a byte must be cleared on the EEPROM at address 5330.
The easier way to do it is using the little utility attached bellow. After run it, reprogram the WeatherDuino 4Pro Dual Band Receiver. On first restart the receiver will ask you to perform a touch screen calibration. Calibration data will be stored on EEPRON. On next restarts or reboots, the screen calibration routine will not be show again. So do it carefully on first restart after having using the ClearTouchScreenCalibrationFlag utility.
Rgs.
Werk_AG
Currently the WeatherDuino 4Pro Dual Band Receiver firmware automatically calls the touch screen calibration routine at first time it runs, and stores the calibration data on EEPROM. After that, to perform (and store) a new calibration data at startup, a byte must be cleared on the EEPROM at address 5330.
The easier way to do it is using the little utility attached bellow. After run it, reprogram the WeatherDuino 4Pro Dual Band Receiver. On first restart the receiver will ask you to perform a touch screen calibration. Calibration data will be stored on EEPRON. On next restarts or reboots, the screen calibration routine will not be show again. So do it carefully on first restart after having using the ClearTouchScreenCalibrationFlag utility.
Rgs.
Werk_AG