[SOLVED] I2C and OpenELEC

jeevasv · Published in 2016-2-17 08:13:45

Edited by jeevasv at 2016-2-17 08:15

The latest build has I2C, One-Wire and SPI enabled and also the patch for reconfiguring pin configuration of I2C HD44780 displays using PCF8574 backpacks.

So this Issue is no longer a issue and this Thread can be Closed

warik · Published in 2016-2-19 01:12:24

Yes. Problem solved. Moderator can close this thread.

jernej · Published in 2016-2-19 01:26:43

Why closing? If someone have similar issue, it can post here.

jeevasv · Published in 2016-2-19 07:29:57

The Right way is to edit the heading and put a '[SOLVED]' .

Galeots · Published in 2016-2-26 03:46:24

pls guide enable i2c lcd

jeevasv · Published in 2016-2-26 12:26:46

Edited by jeevasv at 2016-2-26 12:32

Galeots replied at 2016-2-26 03:46
pls guide enable i2c lcd

Connect your i2c lcd to the i2c bus as below:

OPi - I2C LCD---------------------
Pin 3 - SDA
Pin4 - VCC
Pin5 - SCK
Pin6 - GND

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Now copy the attached LCD.conf file to /storage/.config/ folder.( Adjust the i2c pin assignments and BacklightInvert settings if needed) and reboot.

Install Addon XBMC LcdProc and you are all set.

Galeots · Published in 2016-2-27 02:05:02

jeevasv replied at 2016-2-26 12:26
Connect your i2c lcd to the i2c bus as below:

OPi - I2C LCD---------------------

not work!
step by step pls!

jeevasv · Published in 2016-2-29 09:23:22

Galeots replied at 2016-2-27 02:05
not work!
step by step pls!

Please post the pictures of your LCD panel and connection setup to see if you are doing everything correctly.

Also did you test your I2c LCD panel using any other board like arduino or raspberry pi? If yes post the code.

@GUTEK@ · Published in 2016-3-1 02:20:02

Install i2c-tools addons and check if the display is detected.
You check in the console by typing i2cdetect -y 0 (or i2cdetect -y 1 if you connect to the second bus). The default display id is the 0x27.

cbm80 · Published in 2016-3-2 23:00:15

I also checked 16x2 LCD with I2C board and works ok. However I don't like this display, because it is very slow and viewing angles are low. I'd prefer something better - do you have any suggestions what works with OpenELEC. I have a lot of different screens which I played with Arduino (Nokia's, OLED SSD1306, some sizes of TFTs, etc.) but I didn't notice any of them in LCD plugin description.

[SOLVED] I2C and OpenELEC

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