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CleO External Flash Fail

Started by Chris/, December 04, 2018, 10:58:54 PM

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Chris/

Hi,

Its happened a couple of times now where the eflash has failed and left me without the cleo picture on the splash screen and then an error trap when its failed to load Icons in.

Is this a know fault or am i doing something wrong?


This is a cut down version of how i call the icons:


int16_t Settings;     

void setup() {
Settings = CleO.LoadIcon("@Icons/m36.ftico", 707);     
}
void loop() {
CleO.Bitmap(Settings, (0.005 * SCREEN_WIDTH), (0.225 * SCREEN_HEIGHT));
}


Thanks,

Chris

Chris/

Just happened to another CleO!

Any thoughts?

BRT Community

Hi Chris,

Sorry to hear of the problem, we'll need to check on this.

Is there anything which seems to trigger the issue to begin happening on the boards (such as changing the contents of the eflash to add images or connecting or configuring differently)?

Best Regards, BRT Community

Chris/

Hi,

The only difference is where i sit.

Every time this has happened i have been sat on my sofa whereas usually i am sat at a desk (where it has never occurred).

Could it been some sort of static issue?

It has happened to two CleO35 now.

Thanks,

Chris

Chris/

Hi,

I am currently have 4 screens where this has occurred. I'm still not sure what the trigger is.

Do you want me to send them to you for inspection?

Thanks,

Chris

BRT Community

Hello Chris,

This could be an ESD issue if you are only experiencing this issue whilst not at your desk.

Is it the Cleo50 or Cleo35 modules you are using?

Best Regards,
BRT Community

scoprioprise

Hi chris,
BRT Community asks about ElectroStaticDischarge ( I think you understood, but others might not ) as you told you were on the sofa.
Maybe you were not grounded when touching the screen.
Were you working with the bare board in your hands?
How did you power the Cleo "in mobility"?