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The display timer will fail to turn off (hide) the display if updateTimer is called too infrequently (< 1kHz). This is because in MenuRenderer.h, the updateTimer() function checks for an exact millisecond match of the current time to the timeout time. If a call to updateTimer() doesn't occur in that exact millisecond, the display will remain on.
Version
5.5.0
What environment are you seeing the problem in?
Arduino
Board type
ESP32-S3
Relevant log output
No response
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What happened?
The display timer will fail to turn off (hide) the display if updateTimer is called too infrequently (< 1kHz). This is because in MenuRenderer.h, the updateTimer() function checks for an exact millisecond match of the current time to the timeout time. If a call to updateTimer() doesn't occur in that exact millisecond, the display will remain on.
Version
5.5.0
What environment are you seeing the problem in?
Arduino
Board type
ESP32-S3
Relevant log output
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: