it’s run perfecly with example CAPACITIVETOUCH , TFT run ok.
But when i load my test of SQStudio, my TFT don’t sensitive touch at all !
It’s very simple screen with checkbox and slider and button.
Please help me.
Merci.
it’s run perfecly with example CAPACITIVETOUCH , TFT run ok.
But when i load my test of SQStudio, my TFT don’t sensitive touch at all !
It’s very simple screen with checkbox and slider and button.
Please help me.
Merci.
Do you base it on a custom board-template or the general TFT_eSPI board-template? If the latter is the case, by default it disables touch-screen, you need to configure and enable it in the main code. If the touch-driver is CST816 as the webpage of the product says, you’ll probably also need a driver for it ( like GitHub - mjdonders/CST816_TouchLib: Arduino library for CST816 touch screen from LilyGO T-Display ESP32-S3 or the one Arduino-IDE puts into your library), as TFT_eSPI only supports XPT2046 touch-controller. (There might be an other route as well: creating a special board-specific board-template based on a working LVGL-based example if there is one.)
The LilyGO T-Display S3 Touch typically uses the FT6236 capacitive touch controller for its touch functionality. This is a widely used capacitive touch driver that supports multi-touch and is often found in small touchscreen displays.
I think ?
I think interfaces with the microcontroller using the I2C protocol, and libraries like the Adafruit_FT6206 but i don’t know how put in my code ?
For Arduino-IDE you (or the IDE’s built-in library manager/installer) usually put the driver into the libraries folder beside the display-driver, and then include and use it in your main.ino file’s HAL-init section.
now my touchScreen is Mirror of my design…
You’ve a solution ?