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Partial refresh - irreversible damage? #114

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mirko3000 opened this issue Mar 14, 2024 · 3 comments
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Partial refresh - irreversible damage? #114

mirko3000 opened this issue Mar 14, 2024 · 3 comments
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@mirko3000
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Hi all,

on the product page of the T5 ePaper I read the following statement:
"Due to the problem of the characteristics of the ink screen, it cannot be partially refreshed for a long time, otherwise, it will leave residual images and lead to irreversible damage."

Can someone explain me to what extend partial refresh can be used? Is it enough to do a full refresh every once in a while to avoid kind of "burn in" of static content?
I would like to reduce the "flickering" of the screen on every update, thinking of doing partial refresh and a full refresh e.g. every hour.

Best regards,
Mirko

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For now I am using this workaround to reduce flickering:

epd_clear_area_cycles(epd_full_screen(), 1, 50);

This does only a single refresh and still gives me good results. Every 30 min I do the full regular refresh with 4 cycles.

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MrMutlu commented May 10, 2024

Hi, i ordered an e-paper and saw cauton on vendor page. If you used that for a while can you share your experience for avoiding "burn in" or "unrepairable damage" issues? Many thanks.

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