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Render and view the HelmLog e-paper display frame from your Mac without the device, and iterate the layout. TRIGGER when the user wants to see what the panel shows/will show, preview a display change, or tweak the instrument layout ("what does the display look like", "preview the screen", "change the layout", "make the labels bigger"). DO NOT trigger for flashing the device (that's `/flash`) or firmware transport/WiFi issues.

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8. Juli 2026 um 11:20
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Render and view the HelmLog e-paper display frame from your Mac without the device, and iterate the layout. TRIGGER when the user wants to see what the panel shows/will show, preview a display change, or tweak the instrument layout ("what does the display look like", "preview the screen", "change the layout", "make the labels bigger"). DO NOT trigger for flashing the device (that's `/flash`) or firmware transport/WiFi issues.
# /preview — see and shape what the panel shows The display is **rendered server-side in HelmLog**, so you preview and change it without touching this firmware or the device. The device just blits whatever HelmLog returns. ## See the current frame (no device needed) If your Mac and the Pi are both on Tailscale (or you're on the boat LAN): ```bash KEY=<device-api-key> # from include/config.h, or a HelmLog device key HOST=<pi-host>:3002 # Tailscale name or LAN IP; HelmLog WEB_PORT=3002 curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ "http://$HOST/api/display.png" -o preview.png && open preview.png ``` - `/api/display.png` — human-viewable render (open in a browser you're logged into HelmLog and the session cookie authenticates — no key needed). - `/api/display.raw` — the byte-identical 4-bit frame the device blits. - Append `?invert=1` to preview inverted polarity. ## Change the layout The renderer lives in HelmLog, not here: - `helmlog/src/helmlog/display_render.py` — the 960×540 Pillow layout (cells, fonts, values, VMG = `STW·cos(TWA)`, LIVE/NO DATA badge). Iterate by editing it and re-running the PNG preview above; there are tests in `helmlog/tests/test_display.py`. - `helmlog/src/helmlog/routes/display.py` — the `.png` / `.raw` endpoints and the `X-Refresh-Seconds` / `X-Full-Refresh-Seconds` headers. Follow HelmLog's own `AGENTS.md` (worktree + PR + `Closes #N`) when editing it. A render change only reaches the device after HelmLog is **redeployed to the Pi**; the device then picks it up automatically on the next poll — no reflash. ## e-paper legibility notes - Mid-grey renders faint on this panel — keep text black (labels were darkened for exactly this reason). - The render is landscape 960×540; the device is mounted landscape to match. - Each update flashes the panel, so prefer a calm refresh (`DISPLAY_REFRESH_SECONDS` ~20–30 in HelmLog settings) over 5 s.
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