Pervasive Displays e-Paper BWRY Screens
After the monochrome black and white and the colour screens with red, Pervasive Displays has launched new e-paper screens featuring four colours black-white-red-yellow.
The screens connect through the the same 24 flat connector to the same EXT3-1 driving board, and use the same PDLS library. The screens were sampled by Pervasive Displays. |
Hardware
The four basic colours can be combined to obtain six additional colours, thanks to the high density up to 140 dpi.
High contrasts between colours make the screens ideal for high-impact messages. |
Software
A specific variant of the PDLS library, PDLS_EXT3_Basic_BWRY, manages the BWRY screens.
The colours are coded on two bits, so the size of the frame-buffer remains unchanged compared to the monochrome and the black-white-red screens. Updating the screens uses the global mode and takes 21 s, slightly faster than the 24 s required by the black-white-red version of the same 2.66" size. |
Conclusion
The black-white-red-yellow screens add a fourth colour, a vibrant yellow to the deep black and saturated red.
This is perfect for incremental levels of messages: information in black, warning in yellow and danger in red. This full hardware and software compatibility allows an easy in-place replacement of the monochrome and black-white-red panels by a black-white-red-yellow panel. |
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Posted: 03 Jul 2023
Updated: 13 Sep 2023
Updated: 13 Sep 2023