Add CoreS3 ILI9342E panel support#230
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Summary
Add automatic ILI9342C/ILI9342E panel selection for the CoreS3 display family.
Both panel variants report the same LCD ID, so the panel type is determined from the FT5x06 touch controller firmware and vendor IDs:
FIRMID 0x10,VENDID 0x11: ILI9342CFIRMID 0x12,VENDID 0x11: ILI9342EThe change applies to CoreS3, CoreS3 SE, and StackChan, which share the same panel implementation.
Implementation
CIPHER,FIRMID, andVENDIDregisters individually at 100 kHz for compatibility with older touch controller firmware.Testing
Built successfully with PlatformIO using the
m5stack-cores3board.Tested on hardware with both panel variants:
FIRMID 0x12 / VENDID 0x11: detected as ILI9342EFIRMID 0x10 / VENDID 0x11: detected as ILI9342CDisplay output, color gradients, and touch input were verified on both variants.