Hi
I have the MONSTER M4SK just as supplied
When it is switched on for a few seconds (on boot) it display logo “Digi-Key”
Is there a way to stop this either by changing what is displayed or just make blank ?
Thank you
MONSTER M4SK – boot display
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- bulaman
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Re: MONSTER M4SK – boot display
I renamed the files.
- Ton_ada
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Re: MONSTER M4SK – boot display
Thanks Bulaman
Good to know it can be done, I cannot connect it to a pc currently
Could you tell which files you renamed and the folder they are
would be appreciated
Thank you
Good to know it can be done, I cannot connect it to a pc currently
Could you tell which files you renamed and the folder they are
would be appreciated
Thank you
- bulaman
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Re: MONSTER M4SK – boot display
When you connect the monster m4sk to a computer it should mount a drive named CIRCUITPY. The file was in the root of the drive. I do not remember the name of the file in the process of troubleshooting why I am not able to compile my over version of the M4Eyes code. The file is a normal image file. View it and you will see it looks like the digikey boot screen.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
- Ton_ada
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Re: MONSTER M4SK – boot display
Hi
Thank you, I understand, makes sense
I’ll give it a go soon.
Thanks for helping me, appreciated.
Best of luck with yours
Thank you, I understand, makes sense
I’ll give it a go soon.
Thanks for helping me, appreciated.
Best of luck with yours
- adafruit_support_carter
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Re: MONSTER M4SK – boot display
In general, once you move on to programming the board with your own program, the logo should go away. What you are seeing is simply the shipped demo example code.
- bulaman
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Re: MONSTER M4SK – boot display
If you compile the code, in globals.h there is a bool variable --> showSplashScreen. Set that to false.
You can also do this in the setup function of the user*.cpp file that you use --> showSplashScreen = false;
You can also do this in the setup function of the user*.cpp file that you use --> showSplashScreen = false;
- Ton_ada
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Re: MONSTER M4SK – boot display
Hi
Thank you, only just noticed last reply.
Most helpful, thank you
Thank you, only just noticed last reply.
Most helpful, thank you
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