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Project check against the datasheet; fix column parity
The datasheet numbers columns from 1 (Fig. 3: "row 1", "Last pixel (512 / 256)") and puts odd columns on TVID, so x = 0 (column 1) now goes to TVID and x = 1 to VID; the encoder had them swapped. README wiring now lists the J1/J2 pins and power rails from Table 1, the 5 V buffer, and a pull-down on ENABLE so the panel stays off while the ESP32 boots without VCLK. encodeRow() documents its T4/T5 margins. docs/README.md open items are regrouped into done, hardware checks and software work. main.cpp counts seconds, not frames. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Unit tests (PlatformIO Unit Testing / Unity) go here.
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Planned first test: EL512Panel::encodeRow() - check that HS is high for exactly
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256 clocks per visible row, VS appears only on the last blanking line, and that
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even/odd columns land on VID/TVID.
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256 clocks per visible row, VS appears only on the last blanking line, that x = 0
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(datasheet column 1, odd) lands on TVID and x = 1 on VID, and that clock c is
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stored at index c ^ 2 (8-bit I2S byte order).
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Run with: pio test -e esp32dev
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