Yeah thanks! It's working but I have actually one more question.
When I am running your program when should I press the buttons because on the terminal it appears the image below dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/i/...
It looks like it may be crashing. It prints "Clear..." when it's clearing the buffer. At that point the screen should start flashing. Do you have an ide you can run it where you might see more information? I think I used a Thonny.
So the eink display flashes? After it clears the display it should put a message to the console. That message comes from the drivers. If that's not happening, check the waveshare repo to see if they have a new version.
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Yeah but which pins and which holes should i connect in order to use the buttons?
Oh, 5, 6, 13, 19. You start counting at the top left and then down and around in a U shape form
Yeah thanks! It's working but I have actually one more question.
When I am running your program when should I press the buttons because on the terminal it appears the image below dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/i/...
and when the running ends there is nothing I can do...
Thank you, you are already so helpful!!!
It looks like it may be crashing. It prints "Clear..." when it's clearing the buffer. At that point the screen should start flashing. Do you have an ide you can run it where you might see more information? I think I used a Thonny.
Once again at Thonny
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Did the screen flash?
yes, according to
epd.init() # initialize the display
print("Clear...") # print message to console
epd.Clear(0xFF)
So the eink display flashes? After it clears the display it should put a message to the console. That message comes from the drivers. If that's not happening, check the waveshare repo to see if they have a new version.