Talk:PineTime
Why not mirasol screen?
- I agree with you that the low-power of e-Ink like device like this are interesting from an energy point of view but... Are they still in production ? Last I read, Apple has taken over the factory for their own iPads' needs. DrYak (talk) 12:48, 15 October 2019 (BST)
Why not a "PINE TIME" 24h sphere also in day % "a la" swatch time?
- [1]Swatch_Internet_Time
But with dual 00.000 one local and the other any other city or GMT
A day is 24*60*60 = 86400" 1% = 864" = 14'24" almost 15 minutes 0.1% = 86.4" = 1'26.4" almost one and a half minutes 0.001% = 0.864", almost a second
And perhaps this decimal time is better for computers, and the classic 24h one will be in the future calculated from this.
Also with sphere designs with weather information as rains, sun/moon rise and down, waves wind with evolution in multi-colored circumferences,plus numbers touching. all of it configurable, but with some great "all of them" designs.
Some informations about CST816S
Hello everyone, I managed to receive some informations from manufacturer after request them.
You can find those in attachments. Media:CST816S.zip
Emulation
I'd like to try programming PineTime firmware even though I've not yet ordered any PineTimes (due to concerns about the capacitive touch and lack of transflectivity) and so I was wondering whether the PineTime system could be emulated using Qemu. Based on the PineTime specifications and determining that nRF52832 is ARM Cortex-M4, this is as far as I got with composing the Qemu command:
qemu-system-arm -machine none -cpu cortex-m4 -m 0.06125 -serial stdio -display ??? -rtc ??? -bt ??? -bios ???.bin -mtdblock PineTime-firmware.bin
Does anyone know Qemu and PineTime well enough to complete the above command? This would be really helpful.
—JRHaigh (talk) 2020-08-06Thu14:40:50Z