@@TommyTips it works now, how do i stay in the raspberry meny? it loads up to the black meny in 3 sec? And can i change from the black screen to the raspberry meny?
@@TommyTips thanx man that works! how can i change stuff on the black main screen? Can you do that from the raspberry OS meny? Like colours and stuff. But i guess i have to use SSH? And get modules?
Thanks for sharing this video Tommy. I accidentally lowered the brightness of my display too far and can no longer see the onscreen display. Waveshare support was not adequate to solve this, can you describe the OSD button sequence to increase the brightness? Then I hope to be able to restore it blindly ...
Hello, you can restore the brightness by pressing the menu button on the back of your screen, then press OK and adjust the brightness and contrast according to your choices. Excuse me for my English, I am French and I speak a little bit english. ;)
@@TommyTips Thanks for helping and nothing wrong with your English. Just tried: reconnect power - press menu - press OK (play/pause) - press volume up. No success :-( As far as I remember there is a backlight setting too, am I right? If so, do you know that OSD sequence?
@@hansvink9178 Unfortunately I don't see how to solve the problem. the brightness should be accessible via the menu button. You don't have a rectangle that appears on your screen when you press the "menu" button? Or you can't see the menu because your screen is not bright enough?
@@TommyTips Yes, you are right, the menu is not visable due to the total darkness. Waveshare support wrote there is no option to reset to factory defaults. If I remember right things went wrong when trying to set the BACKLIGHT brightness, a separate menu option. Although the reseller offered to refund after returning I prefer to solve this because the display is not defective.
@@hansvink9178 Can try to adjust the menu blindly? for the brightness you do "menu" then "OK" then "OK" again then right arrow (closest to the edge of the screen) Then you go back by doing "menu" then "right arrow" then "OK" then "right arrow" to try to adjust the brightness. Then if still nothing you do again "menu" then "right arrow" then "ok" then "right arrow". If your menu closes before you have done all the above operations you must start again from scratch to be sure to be in the right menu. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Hi I have tried editing my config copying your but unfortunately my photos are still not loading it's just say on the screen loading . Any help please.
Ça prouve que la raspberry est assez robuste pour tenir sur une longue durée d'utilisation d'où la fabrication d'objets commercial piloté par cette dernière. Ça je savais pas, je voyais toujours la raspberry comme une carte de prototypage
Can I upgrade the raspberry to a pi 4?
Mine says loading? how long does it do loading before it works?
There must be an error somewhere! Start the configuration again if it persists
@@TommyTips it works now, how do i stay in the raspberry meny? it loads up to the black meny in 3 sec? And can i change from the black screen to the raspberry meny?
@@nosse5232 ctrl m
@@TommyTips thanx man that works! how can i change stuff on the black main screen? Can you do that from the raspberry OS meny? Like colours and stuff. But i guess i have to use SSH? And get modules?
Thanks for sharing this video Tommy. I accidentally lowered the brightness of my display too far and can no longer see the onscreen display. Waveshare support was not adequate to solve this, can you describe the OSD button sequence to increase the brightness? Then I hope to be able to restore it blindly ...
Hello, you can restore the brightness by pressing the menu button on the back of your screen, then press OK and adjust the brightness and contrast according to your choices.
Excuse me for my English, I am French and I speak a little bit english. ;)
@@TommyTips Thanks for helping and nothing wrong with your English. Just tried: reconnect power - press menu - press OK (play/pause) - press volume up. No success :-(
As far as I remember there is a backlight setting too, am I right? If so, do you know that OSD sequence?
@@hansvink9178 Unfortunately I don't see how to solve the problem.
the brightness should be accessible via the menu button. You don't have a rectangle that appears on your screen when you press the "menu" button? Or you can't see the menu because your screen is not bright enough?
@@TommyTips Yes, you are right, the menu is not visable due to the total darkness. Waveshare support wrote there is no option to reset to factory defaults. If I remember right things went wrong when trying to set the BACKLIGHT brightness, a separate menu option. Although the reseller offered to refund after returning I prefer to solve this because the display is not defective.
@@hansvink9178 Can try to adjust the menu blindly?
for the brightness you do "menu" then "OK" then "OK" again then right arrow (closest to the edge of the screen)
Then you go back by doing "menu" then "right arrow" then "OK" then "right arrow" to try to adjust the brightness.
Then if still nothing you do again "menu" then "right arrow" then "ok" then "right arrow".
If your menu closes before you have done all the above operations you must start again from scratch to be sure to be in the right menu.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
Hi I have tried editing my config copying your but unfortunately my photos are still not loading it's just say on the screen loading . Any help please.
With the google photos modules?
Ça prouve que la raspberry est assez robuste pour tenir sur une longue durée d'utilisation d'où la fabrication d'objets commercial piloté par cette dernière. Ça je savais pas, je voyais toujours la raspberry comme une carte de prototypage
dommage plus cher qu'un echo show 15
salut c'est pas faut, mais ils ont pas forcément les mêmes fonctions ;)