As a sanity check I've just checked the settings in the Flowcode chip definition file and it all matches up with the datasheet. So I can't see why it's appearing backwards for you. As Steve suggests it could be the programmer being odd?

Many thanks for raising this, I've updated the info on that wiki page now.

If you're compiling an ESP32 project for a board with ESP32 then that should be fine. If however you're compiling an ESP32 project for a board with for example an ESP32S3 then that probably won't be fine. How are you powering the board? could be that the wifi is trying to come online and then not ha...

The problem is caused by the XPT2046 component pin properties. If you change $GPIO5 to $PortA.5 by clicking on the pin property and ticking the Use chip references check box then hopefully that should resolve the issue. The $GPIO5 will work when it's used as a generic I/O pin but not currently when ...

Hi Jorgen,

Investigating for you now. The msg.txt file seems to be truncated so trying to replicate for myself.

Hello,

Please can you attach your project file that's doing this and I'll look into it for you.

Hello,

It looks like the data address is currently 16-bit and therefore theoretically devices with up to 64KB of memory should work fine with the component.

Of course if you get one of the larger components and you're having problems with it then let us know and we will investigate further.

Hi Jophn,

PLease can you attach your program and we will investigate what might be causing this.

Hi Bob,

The switch components already have a debounce feature in the properties where you can set the amount of debounce time. You can then read the input state and compare to the previous input state, if they differ then you know you have just seen an edge.

Does this help?

Hello,

Many thanks for letting us know, Looks like at some point we renamed A0 Pin to DC Pin and this has caused the compile error.

All fixed now in v10 and v11 via the library updates..