Epaper Dashboard Waveshare 10 85 Makerworld

A fully functional E-ink dashboard running on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. Designed for large Waveshare e-Paper displays (e.g., 10.85"), this project aggregates essential daily information and smart home status into a clean, minimalist interface. Enable the SPI interface on your Raspberry Pi, which is required for communicating with the e-ink display: sudo raspi-config Go to Interfacing Options -> SPI -> Enable. Update your system and install necessary system-level dependencies, including tmux for keeping the script running in the background: sudo apt update sudo apt install python3-pip python3-pil python3-numpy git tmux -y Install the required standard Python packages: pip3 install requests Pillow google-api-python-client google-auth-httplib2 google-auth-oauthlib aiomqtt roborock Note: bambulabs_api library already included in this package.

A fully functional E-ink dashboard running on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. Designed for large Waveshare e-Paper displays (e.g., 10.85"), this project aggregates essential daily information and smart home status into a clean, minimalist interface. Enable the SPI interface on your Raspberry Pi, which is required for communicating with the e-ink display: sudo raspi-config Go to Interfacing Options -> SPI -> Enable. Update your system and install necessary system-level dependencies, including tmux for keeping the script running in the background: sudo apt update sudo apt install python3-pip python3-pil python3-numpy git tmux -y Install the required standard Python packages: pip3 install requests Pillow google-api-python-client google-auth-httplib2 google-auth-oauthlib aiomqtt roborock Note: bambulabs_api library already included in this package.

This is a project for my dashboard, which features a display Waveshare 10.85'', currently one of the largest available. The screen consists of two matrices combined into a single display, with one controller and a single interface (HAT) for connecting to a Raspberry Pi. From a user’s perspective, you work with this as a single display - the driver handles the rest. In my implementation, I use a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. The large display allows you to show a lot of useful information at once, while the Pi Zero 2W serves as an easily programmable heart of the dashboard. One of the main advantages of this display, and the reason it’s ideal for a dashboard - even though it’s only black and white - is its support for partial refresh.

This allows you to update specific elements on the screen without having to redraw the entire display. Please note that most color displays do not support partial updates and cannot be used as dashboards requiring frequent screen refreshes. This sample code also includes a patched library that resolves an issue with the Waveshare library's partial refresh feature. Both displays now operate correctly in partial refresh mode as a single unit. The function display_Partial was replaced on rewrited one in file lib/waveshare_epd/epd10in85.py.

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