This library is designed to allow users to draw data to and receive input from the OLED dial controller on the front of the ASRock M8 barebones system.

There is still a significant amount of work to be done on the library, specifically around attribute settings and providing controls for things like case lights.

I haven't tested this in Mono yet, but I'm guessing it's dependent on getting the USB HID interface to work; it's fairly easy to slot in and out, but if I find one that's cross-platform between .NET and Mono, I'll switch to that. Right now I'm using UsbHid.

I'm redistributing UsbHid.dll because I can't remember where I got it or what the license is. If you own it, please let me know if I'm infringing on your license and I'll be happy to take it down and point to your website instead.

If you're using this, please let me know! I always appreciate hearing people use this. This project is under the Apache v2 license, which can be found in LICENSE.txt.

A demo of all the supported draw procedures can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA-hNJLAK6c . This includes the new color techology.

** All images sent to the draw routines must be 96x96px to match the size of the OLED display **

var oledController = new LibOLEDController.OledController();
var imageDecode = new GifBitmapDecoder(new Uri("mygif.gif"), BitmapCreateOptions.None, BitmapCacheOption.OnLoad);
foreach (var frame in imageDecode.Frames)
  oledController.DrawMono(OledMonoImage.DitheringMethod.FloydSteinberg, frame);

var oledController = new LibOLEDController.OledController();
oledController.InputReceived += type =>
{
  switch (type)
  {
    case OledController.UserInputType.ButtonPushed:
      Console.WriteLine("User pushed button on the front");
      break;
    case OledController.UserInputType.ChassisRotated:
      Console.WriteLine("User rotated the chassis 90 degrees");
      break;
    case OledController.UserInputType.DialTurnedLeft:
      Console.WriteLine("User turned the dial to the left one click");
      break;
    case OledController.UserInputType.DialTurnedRight:
      Console.WriteLine("User turned the dial to the right one click");
      break;
  }
};