There is also some stuff for the Phillips Controller, but I lack a Display with that Controller to test it.
Have a look at test.py to see an usage example
I use native SPI to communicate with the Display - no Bitbanging - but I have to use 2 byte for every 9-bit-word the display expects.
Performance is ok, but do not expect more than 1/2 to 1 FPS.
I also added some Eagel Files from Sparkfun in the PCB folder so you can produce a Breakout PCB,since it no longer available on Sparkfun.
The Datasheets can be found in DATASHEET as well, as an excellant Documentation from James P. Lynch, which helped me a lot getting this thing to work properly.
If you use the Sparkfun Board connect the Pins as Follow
RPi | PCB |
---|---|
MOSI | DIO |
SCLK | SCK |
CS1 | CS |
GPIO #21 | RESET |
GND | GND |
3.3V | 3.3V |
5V | VBATT |
that should do it
License is MIT or something.