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A 2.13-inch capacitive touch e-Paper HAT with 250×122 pixels, 5-point touch, SPI interface and a 40-pin GPIO header for Raspberry Pi boards
This LORDWORLD HAT adds a 2.13″ capacitive touch e-Paper display to any Raspberry Pi with a 40PIN GPIO header. The 250×122 pixel panel supports five-point touch and can be woken by a user-defined gesture. It draws power only while refreshing, so the last image remains visible after the supply is removed.
The board plugs directly onto the Pi’s 40PIN extension header and communicates over SPI, leaving other pins free for additional hardware. Because the display has no backlight it is readable in bright light and consumes negligible energy between updates. Example code and a manual are supplied for rapid prototyping.
The fixed 250×122 pixel grid determines how much text or graphics can be shown at once; applications needing finer detail or larger screen area will require a different panel. Buyers who need higher pixel density or colour reproduction should look elsewhere.
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The SPI interface limits updates to a few frames per second, so only static or slow-changing content is practical on this display.
It uses the standard 40PIN GPIO extension header and matches the 2.13 inch 250×122 pixel outline of the e-Paper panel.
Solder the optional INT pin to the Pi GPIO, then configure the gesture in the example Python script; skipping the solder link leaves the wake function dead.
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