1.69" Controller Dual Switch All-in-One Pedal #60
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Screen rotated 90 degrees? I've had some requests for screen rotation option, did it take much work to do? Done via LCD driver or via LVGL software rotation? I wanted to use the Tonex Logo but I thought it might be going to far with copyright. I think IK hates me enough as it is ;) Looks great though. |
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just a few changes and code in display.c, and an updated UI layout to suit that rotation in SquareLine, I can probably put it into a PR (with the original logo) if you want, i'll just have to apply it to the latest git as I built from the 1.0.5.2 release source.
Haha that may be pushing the limit a bit there :P I say they should embrace it, but as a business case for them i'd say they limited the One's functionality so that there was still a market for people to need to buy the more expensive pedal, not for every instance but i'd say for a majority, this feature is pretty much all that is needed on top of the pedal :P
Thanks, I was getting ready to do a 3D print case and realised it would fit in |
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No need for a pull request. I'm not too keen to be supporting both portrait and landscape modes. Just 0/180 rotation. |
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How did you cut the mosky dual switch? i have the same one :) I made one 3d printed (still in beta) mych bigger. And I broke the screen hahahahah
I ordered a new 1.69"waveshare and some parts to enhance the bui;d. Like a female usb-c with data wires. Soon it will be better. When it is ready I will share the STLs. |
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Only fits in rotated 90deg, but just used the crude method of drill press, router bit in the drill press and a file to get it to fit and just snuck up on the dimensions and then measure up and drill some small holes and file out for the USB socket (hence why i rotated the screen) :D Replaced the TRS with a 2.1mm DC ack and wired in the 9v-5v buck and hard wired the buttons and added some hot glue to make it all stay in place and handle being knocked around and stomped on :P That way its essentially DC Jack one side, USB the other side and fits perfectly on the pedal board, just need some right angle usb-c to hide the cable under the board. |
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got it. for me this is really the most difficult part. I tried cuting a premade aluminium case and I sucked at it. So I went to the 3d printed route :) |
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I’m doing something here… |
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This is really great |
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Yeah I agree, looks awesome |
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Any progress on this?? exactly what I am looking for. |
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A couple of firmware and UI tweaks to rotate the display combined with a bit of drilling and filing of the case, and Voila!
The 1.69" display fits perfectly into a dual foot switch case. Just waiting for a DC jack to fit in the original TRS jack hole from Amazon and it will be an all-in-one pedal to control the ToneX :D
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