New update for the G class SXmini G Class( SXmini_Logo_20170213) V4300-SXmini-Yihi Electronic Co.,ltd.
YIHI SX550J G Class
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THX for posting about the update......appreciate you thinking of the community here.
There should be another coming sometime to address the colors of the menu and screens to help those who are colorblind. Yep, I got another e-mail response from Yihi this morning about this...
There should be another coming sometime to address the colors of the menu and screens to help those who are colorblind. Yep, I got another e-mail response from Yihi this morning about this...
my issue completely went away after switching off bleutooth (and also can't seem to reproduce it anymore with it turned on(?)) so for now I have decided to keep it.
Just updated with the latest firmware, and this is how it looks now, battery voltage and time is a nice addition.
It takes the place of the temp and wire type when in wattage mode:
https://postimage.org/
now we need our own wallpapers Yihi!
Just updated with the latest firmware, and this is how it looks now, battery voltage and time is a nice addition.
It takes the place of the temp and wire type when in wattage mode:
https://postimage.org/now we need our own wallpapers Yihi!
That was a fun venture...especially the first time when the driver install failed and I got a nice, long winded, page by page message from who I assume was a yihi programmer that made the installer that way for kicks lol.
Has anybody else noticed any screen burn in? I keep mine religiously at 25 watts and when I was playing with the standby clock I noticed a very faint burn in already. Definitely needs a stealth mode if the display is that prone to burn in its less then a month old.
Just got mine the other day, but I'll keep an eye out for it. How about the firing delay when the screen has timed out? The update supposedly addresses something to do with a delay but I haven't noticed a difference.
To be honest I havnt noticed a delay at all, but that being said I've come from a dicodes no6 to the q class fancied a change, and I'm positive that had a big delay between pressing the button and firing so maybe I'm that used to the delay the one from the g class doesn't seem as prominent.
Sadly my pc is pretty much dead so upgrades won't be on the cards for me anytime soon.
Another quirk I noticed after the update: when you initially power it on, it goes into an almost 'hibernation' sort of state and then there's a slight delay when you press the fire button for it to wake up...interesting. That was not the case pre-update. Just an FYI.
What type of lid is it? I thought it was oled I'm which case that should not be possible.
Oled can have burn in but unlike the old crt or plasma displays it can be reversed by sending a different image to it, so I guess it's more like shadowing which is not permanent unlike the older burn in on plasmas.
I think so. I like the hand feel. TC is great. I'm sure there'll be firmware updates that will further address issues. I feel like it was rushed but that's partly due to competition, and if they did more testing and qc there'd be no issues.
From quick research about TFT (lcd screens) this may help: (they call burn in Image Persistence)
Prevention/treatment[edit]
Image persistence can usually be reversed by allowing the liquid crystals to return to their relaxed state. In other words, turning off an LCD for hours or days will relax the crystals and eliminate the image retention. For PC monitors, it is also ideal to rotate desktops, and hide away elements on the screen which normally would be displayed perpetually (like the taskbar in Microsoft Windows or the Dock in Mac OS X). The usage of a screensaver that has a constantly changing image can help as well.
Another approach to removing LCD image persistence is to first create a solid white image and display the image as a screensaver covering the entire display area for an extended period of time.[5]
Question to a G owner on these screens. If you rotate the mod while looking at the screen, off angle, does the image shift in stuff like contrast and color saturation? That's typically an issue with TFT displays. LCD IPS and oled screens don't. I guess I'm just a bit surprised by the screen choice and am curious about that point.
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