well sort of known issue ! It’s a brand new ESP version and so not yet supported officially by ESPHome (ESP32 Platform — ESPHome) so you have to wait a little or code yourself the processor specs
open-source project are not always going very fast and can depend of underlaying libraries used by ESPHome that needs update too but manual solution works fine for most new releases of ESP
excellent
have you checked logs af boot of ESP ? it often guve some clues about problem
Yes, no errors there. All seems fine. But I can only check limited logs through wifi, as the USB serial port is not exposed to my linux device when the module is not in BOOT mode.
Not sure to understand what you mean Through Wifi you should get all logs displayed automatically after flashing and you should be able to get it through USB too after flashing
Could not find schematics of that device as Lilygo is a specialist of boards with naughty design bugs
I haven’t really, but you can take a look here where landonr has made some progress. It’s not really ready for production yet and hope to see some more progress there.
Hi all, I’m considering to buy one but I’d like to know: did you get it to work properly for your projects using ESPHome? Would you advise buying one?
I would say no. ESPHome has no support for the display yet, so you can’t use the standard way of addressing the screen. I also haven’t been able to convert my sketches to what is needed for this module to work.
You could check the following link for some extra info, and some work already done and decide for yourself if you’re up to it
For those of you (like me) who are interested in the LILYGO® T-Display-S3 because it is sold with a nice case but don’t want to risk it with the board not being fully compatible there’s an alternative.
There’s an ESP32 TTGO t-display that also has the case option. It uses the same st7789 display driver but suposedly (I have to recieve the display and test it) it uses SPI which is fully suported by esphome.
When the board arrives I will confirm it. But it seems like a solid alternative. The only difference between the two is the ESP32 model
If you mean the original T-Display, that works fine, but has a much smaller screen. The T-Display-S3 now also works without a problem. You only have to include an external component and use it in the display section, like so: