Implementation of Waveshare ESP32_S3_Touch_LCD_2.1 (RGB) #117
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@martinroger Thank you very much for contributing the board again. It seems that you are very familiar with this process. Let's quickly merge it! |
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Surprise ! I was experimenting with another round LCD from Waveshare, this time with RGB instead of QSPI. I managed to get it to work seemingly all good, so here is an update of the supported panel boards.
Normally I did it all by the book in one go there.
To note : this panel uses a CST820 for touch, but the communication parameters are the same as for CST816S if limiting it to a single point detection. It works the same in my testing.