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Old 04-22-2013, 04:41 PM   #48
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Originally Posted by KevinShort View Post

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I got that from the freescale eink documentation. It's usually used to "flash" the screen to remove ghosting. What my "inverted mode" package does is call that eink inverted update code every two tenths of a second, giving you an almost constant white on black display.
Hi Kevin,

Does it mean that there is a difference for the battery autonomy when we use "night mode" contrary to "day mode" ? when the page is loaded with "night mode" method, the screen continues to be drawn?

And if there is really a difference for battery, why must you used this "update every 2 tenths of a second" ??? eink doesn't stay "fixed"? there is some ghosting ???

Sry for may bad english... i'm french.
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