mvirts

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mvirts,

I think you got and and or switched, first two lines should be fine for shifting the top 8 bits down.

mvirts,

Also try upping the usleep call?

mvirts,

Would it work if you made that delay 1000?

mvirts,

Maybe I’m getting ahead of myself, but maybe try using digitalWrite for a single bit instead of shiftDataOut?

mvirts,

Hmmmm do you want to write to both shift register at the same time? I say this because you’re looping 16 times, but seem to be sending the high and low bytes out 16 times over rather than one bit each time, although you are shifting the input.

mvirts,

Yes that’s what I was thinking

Lower part of the screen is updated one frame earlier. Signal source: HDMI (pixelfed.social)

The lower part of my screen is updated one frame earlier than the upper part. I was able to isolate the error to the HDMI output of my laptop. The screen or cable is not broken, as I don’t get these errors with other connected devices. I am assuming it is some hardware defect. Does anyone know what it could be and how I could...

mvirts,

I used to see this on my Linux desktop with an old Acer monitor and Intel integrated graphics. Haven’t noticed it in a long time with newer linux

mvirts,

It’s all about the lines bro, the lines.

mvirts,

Probably an analog devices 844 opamp

What is this "220?" component and how do I determine a compatible replacement?

I purchased an e-bike which was advertised as just needing the batteries replaced. The li-ion batteries had been sitting dead for months. Once I got the battery removed it was clear that was not the case. You can see the hole where the plastic melted from this component overheating on the board. The burnt one is the same as...

mvirts,

You can replace it with any resistor with the same resistance and power rating. It may be easier to solder a larger through hole resistor onto the pads. I think other posters have figured it out, but you can search for resistor code information to decode it yourself. You can buy resistors lots of places, RadioShack was the go to place but I think hardware stores sometimes have them. If you’re not in a rush I recommend ordering a kit with a few different kinds.

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