Summary

  • The Cheap ESP32 Yellow Display has become popular with users due to its low cost and variety of useful on-board peripherals, but some have found issues when using more than two simultaneous SPI interfaces.
  • To solve this, blogger Mark Stevens has devised a simple hardware modification, posting instructions for others to follow along.
  • This modification allows the LCD display and SD card to share the same SPI bus, while retaining their individual chip select lines, freeing up a SPI host for additional SPI devices, such as an additional SD card.
  • The hack involves cutting a track and wiring, nothing overly complex, but it could help others trying to maximise the board’s functionality.
  • Stevens also provides further inspiration for things to do with the board.

By Jenny List

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