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OlivierPons
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Jul 28, 2016
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After 6 months of letting my Infinity into the cupboard I've decied to reboot under my Linux distro...
I did it! I've finally managed to re-compile... under Linux, unfortunately (because my Linux dont handle fan speed properly and that makes my PC very noisy), and I just wanted to know if I was right or wrong....
I managed to modify my LED display with the utility bitmap2Struct.py. Great! But I want to change the display when i go to another layer (very obvious need).
Correct me if I'm wrong, and please, please I hope so much I'm wrong.... but from what I can read in "kll/layouts/lcdFuncMap.kll" the developper has separated the 128x32 display into 4 spaces of 32x32 where you can only put pref-defined numbers (they're defined from STLcdNumber0 to STLcdNumber9)
Same for colors, if I understand Scan/STLcd/lcd_scan.c they're [shout]HARD CODED[/shout]?
I just want to have a different picture for each layers, and I'll have up to 7 layers. Even if I try to hack with "128x32 display into 4 spaces of 32x32" I'll need 7*4 = 28 different 32x32 squares. Whereas "STLcdNumber0 to STLcdNumber9" are only 10. It's a problem.
So what is the solution? (And dont tell me it's not possible because I bought this version of the Ergodox almots only to play with the LCD screen)
Jul 28, 2016
GuillaumeG
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Jul 29, 2016
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OlivierPonsI'll will recommend you this blog post explaining how-to customize logo: http://asciipr0n.net/ergodox-infinity-logo/ and this tool if you like it easy : https://github.com/chuckdee68/IEDLCDEditor
Jul 29, 2016
OlivierPons
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Jul 29, 2016
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GuillaumeGI'm sorry but I may have not expressed myself properly. I've said that I managed to modify my LED display with the utility bitmap2Struct.py. Thank you for the link i'll use it for my infinity configuration. But my problem is that I want one image for each layer and it seems impossible to do that...
Jul 29, 2016
GuillaumeG
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Jul 29, 2016
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OlivierPonsIt seems possible to do so since the tool "IEDLCDEditor" do it. The magic happens here (writting the 7 image for the 7 layers): https://github.com/chuckdee68/IEDLCDEditor/blob/master/Source/IEDLCDE.py#L378
Jul 29, 2016
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