Case study
nRF52 e-paper tag: reconstructing an undocumented display interface
nRF52 e-paper tag reconstructs control of an undocumented electronic shelf label with an nRF52832 board and SSD1675A-class panel. The repository records the pinout, 9-bit SPI connection, waveform-table layout and refresh behavior, and provides replacement Zephyr firmware plus a portable C99 display driver.
- Targets
- Firmware · Protocol
- Category
- Independent reconstruction cases
- Relationship
- Independent reconstruction project
- Sources reviewed
Requirements & limits
- Prerequisites: The documented hardware uses an nRF52832, HINK-E029A10-A3 panel and ESL.CB-LR.010-00C.203 board.
- Prerequisites: The first installation requires SWD programming; building requires nRF Connect SDK v3.0.1.
- License: MIT license.
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