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Added touch flip flags to TFT_eSPI driver. #249
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Hi Tony — in general, the calibration was supposed to take care of the display vs touch orientation so it is interesting to find a case where we need an additional flip setting. It could very well be needed! Just so that I understand your particular device setup and rule out any calibration issues, can you confirm the following:
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I am using the FT6236 hardware and I have the FT6206 selected in the
configuration files.
My screen is not rotated at all, but both x and y are flipped.
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Hi Tony — in general, the calibration was supposed to take care of the
display vs touch orientation so it is interesting to find a case where we
need an additional flip setting. It could very well be needed!
Just so that I understand your particular device setup and rule out any
calibration issues, can you confirm the following:
- Which touch driver are you using?
- If it was a resistive touch panel, can you attach the output of the
*diag_ard_touch_calib* calibration sketch?
Thanks!
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Thanks Tony... yes, we might need to apply some additional options to support your particular capacitive display. Could you run the following test for me?
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Hi @tpitman — we can certainly add the ability to flip the capacitive touch orientations, much like you had proposed here. The reason for my test request in #249 (comment) was to see if we can utilize the existing calibration sketch to detect the orientation settings automatically. Thanks |
Sorry this is taking so long. Just got a lot going on and this is one
project of many. I know you understand because you are in the same boat.
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Hi @tpitman <https://github.com/tpitman> — we can certainly add the
ability to flip the capacitive touch orientations, much like you had
proposed here.
The reason for my test request in #249 (comment)
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was to see if we can utilize the existing calibration sketch to detect the
orientation settings automatically.
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I don't know if this is the right way to do this, but it is the way that works for me. I am creating this pull request knowing full well that you might come up with a better way. I need the touch to be rotated independent of the screen graphics and don't see a way to do one without the other. So adding these flags lets me rotate just the touch input.