Add LCD Contrast menu for Fysetc 12864 #15024
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It feels more natural for the def to be defined in the the def for the LCD controller instead of this big || block but my first PR so keeping it simple.
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Check to see if this works first: #15006 |
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Hah, pulled minutes ago but not late enough! Yes, seems to fix it and in a much better way. Thanks! |
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Good to hear. Thanks! |
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Description
No LCD menu to tweak contrast on the Fysetc 12864 1_2. This seems new as of a few weeks ago. Tracked it down to this OR block and just added that LCD but maybe refactoring
HAS_LCD_CONTRASTto be something defined in the LCD blocks makes more sense?Benefits
You can see things! No but seriously without this on my SKR 1.3 I thought LCD had broken entirely. Contrast tweaking works quite well interactively and the defaults that come with
HAS_LCD_CONTRASTalso seem more appropriate.Related Issues
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