Optimised "showing time" python examples#301
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Displays now wait for the next full second instead of refreshing as often as possible in the python examples folder.
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During the "showing time" python examples, the e-Paper Displays refresh as often as possible. This causes the following issues:
I added a wait before refreshing the screen, that always waits until the next full second. This solves all above mentioned issues.
I tested this on the epd2in13_V3 successfully. I have not tested it on other displays as I do not have them available.
I adjusted this on every file in the
RaspberryPi_JetsonNano/python/examples/folder where I found a "showing time" section.