Can somebody help in coding ESP32-4827S043 display

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Hi all. I bought a esp32-4827S043 board display combo. I try to build a code with a touch screen that have 6 blocks where each block will take me to an function, servo adjust, string adjust, info sheet etc. my problem is none of the codes I uploaded work with the display. Most to all codes I can find on the net use libraries that are non existent or hard to find. Can anybody point me in the right direction of where to get an already functional code that I can modify for my specific scenario? I am new in coding but can do basics.

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What is the actual display the module are using?

Posted 3-Jan-24 9:29am

Jacques De Bruyn

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[no name] 3-Jan-24 15:38pm

https://github.com/wegi1/ESP32-4827S043-4INCH-LCD/blob/main/README.MD

Jacques De Bruyn 4-Jan-24 4:28am

Thanks Garry. Seems to be a struggle to get all Libraries in the code. Doesn't matter what I do or libraries loaded, one of the errors keeps showing is "touch library" does not exist. But will spend time tomorrow to see how to fix it.

Jacques De Bruyn 3-Jan-24 17:56pm

I failed to find touch.h library

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Rick York · Answer 1 · 2024-01-03T11:18:00

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Have a look at the IoT-oriented articles at this site : IoT Articles[^]. There seem to be few of them that could be relevant.

Posted 3-Jan-24 11:18am

Rick York

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