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Add support for Lilygo T-Display-S3 #72
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Would be good to see the code that you have modified... |
I've modified the code in several places until I realized that the problem I was having about uploading was caused by not placing the board in boot mode. Some of the modifications might not be required, but didn't know enough about the code to know what was good to keep, and what not needed for the board to work. Take a look at 6a81253 for details and you might be able to point me into the correct direction. Aside from this, once loaded, I had an issue with the password not being recognized on an iPhone, so updated the password to 'password' and that took me into the code. BTW, great program. I had the opportunity to test it this Sunday at the boat and the messages were reaching the little device. My next objective will be to implement the display code to show messages on the board itself. |
OK, so not sure how I can further assist... |
This is the new espressif TWAI S3 problem. See ttlappalainen/NMEA2000_esp32#25. |
Sorry, I do not understand this. |
Thanks. I'll try to create this directory and put my stuff there to keep it in synch with the upstream code. |
Sounds good. |
Closing this due to no further activity. |
I've been struggling for a couple of days now to make the Lilygo S3 work with the code. This device should be fairly similar to the configurations for the BOARD_HOMBERGER or the PLATFORM_BOARD_NODEMCU_32S. The board uses an external SN65HVD230 can transceiver module to connect to the NMEA network.
When using the same configuration as the BOARD_HOMBERGER, the compiler fails on needing a serial port, and when adding a #define USBSerial Serial the board compiles but doesn't upload.
I'm making these changes on the GwHardware.h file
Any guidance will be appreciated.
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