3.5 Nextion waiting for DATA

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VA3CKI
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3.5 Nextion waiting for DATA

Post by VA3CKI »

I have reinstalled the driver (twice) and screen is ok but on the bottom IP box it shows Nextion waiting for data.
Also I see when in standby, the screen flickers.
Also, the Reboot & Power OFF buttons are non responsive. (Links ok)
Otherwise, the hotspot Rasp 3 is working and pistar on pc screen works perfectly.
Alex VA3CKI
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Re: 3.5 Nextion waiting for DATA

Post by K4WZV »

If you are running the EA7KDO Nextion screen there is more to do than just install the drivers. You must install the Scripts which allow you to install all the parameters so all the screen functions as intended.
UPDATING PI-STAR WITH NEXTION SCREEN
1. SSH into pistar (Username: pi-star Password: raspberry
2. Enter this at the prompt: rpi-rw (And Press ENTER)
3. Enter this at the prompt: pwd (And Press ENTER)
NOTE: The command above will return the directory path.
Directory path should be: /home/pi-star
If not, navigate to: /home/pi-star
4. From the /home/pi-star directory
Enter this at the prompt:
git clone https://github.com/EA7KDO/Scripts
(And Press Enter)
NOTE: Above Creates the Scripts directory
and copies the scripts from github and places
the scripts into the local Scripts directory.
5. Enter this at the prompt: cd Scripts (And Press ENTER)
NOTE: The above command will change directory to Scripts
The prompt should change to Scripts (In Blue)
Enter ls at the prompt (And Press Enter) This command
Will list the filenames in the Scripts directory.
One of the filenames in the Scripts directory is
IND.sh (In Green)
6. Enter this at the prompt: ./IND.sh (And Press ENTER)
NOTE: The above will execute the IND.sh script.
7. Select Option 1 (And Press ENTER)
8. Select Y TO Reboot (And Press ENTER)
NOTE: The hotspot will now reboot.
After the hotspot reboots, go to step 2 below.
STEP 2
1. SSH back into pistar
2. Enter this at the prompt: rpi-rw (And Press Enter)
3. Enter this at the prompt: cd Scripts (And Press Enter)
4. Enter this at the prompt: ./IND.sh (And Press Enter)
5. Select Option 3 (Which is Continue) (And Press Enter)
6. Select Option 1 Identify Your Interface (TTL_USB) (And Press Enter)
7. Select TEMP Mode #2 for Fahrenheit (And Press Enter)
NOTE: After the Scripts have finished it is complete.
Robert
K4WZV
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