Hi,
thx for the time you're spending to help me: I really appreciate it.
With your suggestions I'm going to adapt the Arduino_GFX_dev_device.h-
Have a nice day
Hi there, I'm also facing a similar issues with a touchscreen display that I've gotten an identical issue for.
The display I've got is the "MaTouch ESP32-S3 Parallel TFT with Touch 7'' (1080*600), or the MTESPS37.
I was trying to utilise the sample code they have on their website to try and test the screen to make it work, but whenever I compile the code it shows a similar error:
Compilation error: 'Arduino_ESP32RGBPanel' does not name a type; did you mean 'Arduino_ESP32S2PAR8Q'?"
I believe I should look for the specific driver chip used, however I cannot seem to identify what it is from the websites details.
I'm not very familiar with using such devices, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
you have to use Board Manager V2.x.x not V3.x.x from ESP. It seems to be incompatible. I also use the GFX 8.x.x not 9.x.x.
Thank you for the response! I'll try it out and let you know as well.
May I ask if you happen to know how to identify what the Driver Chip in the MTESPS37 is as well? The website doesn't appear to disclose it.
i don't know i only know the error you described
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Fantastic, thanks so much for these steps. I was able to get the ESP32-8048S043 working based on this! I used ESP32 Board Manager 2.0.17 and GFX Library For Arduino 1.4.9.
I used the PDQgraphicstest.ino from the manufacturer example code. I modified Arduino_GFX_dev_device.h that is in the folder with the PDQgraphicstest.ino. I uncommented the line #define ESP32_8048S043.
The manufacturer example code is from:
http://pan.jczn1688.com/directlink/1/ESP32%20module/4.3inch_ESP32-8048S043.zip
I have worked with a couple of these devices now and each different size requires research!