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1.3” EL013H2WRD Peghook 1.54″ HS‐154R‐N 13.3″ EL133C2WRN 2.1″ Chroma‐21 2.2″ BWRY EL022F6W4A 2.2″ EL022H3WRA 2.6″ BWRY Newton Pro EL026F6W4A 2.7″ ST‐GR27000 2.9″ Chroma 29 2.9″ EL029D2WRA SubGHz 2.9″ EL029GSWRN 2.9″ EL029H3WRA 2.9″ ST‐GM29MT1 2.9″ TG‐GM29MT1C ST‐GM29MTF 4.2″ Chroma 42 4.2″ ST‐GR42 4.2″ TG‐GR42 4inch AP 7.4″ ST GM7500N 7.5″ ST‐GR750BN 88MZ100 Changelog 88MZ100 Programming and interfacing Access point pinouts Adding an SD card BLE only AP Beginners Guide for an easy to build Access Point (aka spaghetti AP) Binary file nomenclature Build AP firmware CC1310 Based Chroma Tags Chroma 74 Chroma 74H Chroma Aeon 74 Chroma Series SubGhz Tags Content cards Default settings for new Tags ESP32‐PoE‐ISO_AP Firmware Updates Flashing SiLabs based M3 Newton Displays Generic CC1101 modules for SubGhz Google Apps Scripts Home ICS calendar Installing SubGhz Beta Led control LilyGo T‐Panel AP Lithium Ion replacement for CR2450 M2 NFC 2.9″ and 1.54″ M2 Tag Firmware changelog M3 Tag Firmware changelog Nano AP V2 Opticon 2.1″ BWRY EE‐214RY Opticon 2.9″ BWRY EE‐293RY Opticon 4.2″ BWR EE‐420R Opticon 7.5″ BWR EE‐750R Opticon CC2533‐based tags Picture Frame for 7.4" Price tags RF protocol Restoring Lost Serial Numbers in Chroma Tags SubGhz AP Configuration SubGhz support for the LilyGo T‐Panel Tag protocol timing Troubleshooting usage Uploading & Using Custom Fonts, with examples Using your own fork with OTA updates Yellow AP with EByte CC1101 module rf‐wake tagtype notes
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Opticon 7.5″ BWR EE‐750R
Jelmer edited this page 2024-11-12 15:51:22 +01:00
  • 96kbyte CC2533 6kbyte RAM
  • 512kByte Flash
  • 640x384px BWR E-Paper display (UC8159 or something similar/related)
  • 4x AAA battery

This tag seems to use the same pinout as the 4.2" tag, with the board in a slightly different layout.

The EEPROM is a non-SFDP GD25WD40C, whereas the smaller versions use a 1MByte EEPROM with SFDP.

The 4 batteries are wired as 2s2p. Replace all batteries simultaneously, and replace with 4x the same type, or you may end up backcharging one pair.