Hello,

The other touch components have their own SetOrientation macro to allow the coordinates to be remapped for rotation but this seems to have been missed for the XPT2046.

edit: The function should be available for you now via the Library Updates.

Hello, Thanks for letting us know, looks like you're the first to try internal CAN on a PIC24H device. I've added in the device type to the code abstraction layer and it's now compiling ok, hopefully it will also work but let us know how you get on. The fixed file is now available via the library up...

Hello,

I've had a go at a component for you, it should be available now from the library updates in v11. Just make sure you do a full component update and it should be there.

If you have a go then please let me know how you get on.

It looks like the specific error being generated it due to the 7 segment quad component pin connections, something there is referring to PortA which doesn't exist on the device you're using.

Maybe try going through the properties and checking there isn't a hidden pin thats referring to PortA.

Hello,

Normally the PWM on a PIC is tied to a timer peripheral but on this device it looks like they've totally redone the PWM peripheral with a completely new setup that's tied to the oscillator.

I'm looking into it for you but it looks like it's not an easy fix.

Hello, The Nextion component now has the RX interrupt built into it so you don't have to activate it yourself and it's more reliable this way as it can correctly process the data coming in. The error you are getting is simply stating the same interrupt has been enabled twice and that there is a clas...

Hi Bob, Attaching your Flowcode project file would allow us to see what you have tried and then be able to comment a lot better on what to try next. It's likely something simple but without your project file we are guessing. Have you started with the one second flasher as a basic sanity check? https...

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...