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 Post subject: Oddball Optrex LCD
PostPosted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 18:07 
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Hey ya'll...
I've been working with LCDs for just under a month now. I have a powertip PC2402A (2x24) LCD rigged to my server... superglued to a 3.5 to 5.25 drive bay adapter. It looks really cool with that green backlight coming of a black case in the dark. I also have 7 other displays, some with a backlight and some without, that I'm working on hooking up. The one I'm currently working on appears to be a 240x64 graphical display module from Optrex. It's marked thus:

MDK311V-0 (Bottom right)

Optrex Japan (Top right)
PWB633A-V0

and... stamped near the connection pins is:
DMF633N-CY (not 100% sure that's a "C" but it's the closest I can get)


The board has 7 "HD" chips... 6 that are the same and 1 that is something else.

HD61100A (x6)
HD61103A (x1)

This board also has a very small IC in the top left near the connection pins labeled:
C324G
9646QM13

What really struck me as odd on this display is that it only has 10 connection pins instead of the typical 14/16 (20 for some). There is a separate back light connection for it... and it works perfectally at 5V. I would appreciate any help... as google turns up next to nothing on this board.
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Ace Von Wildfire

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Your display seems as if it's controllerless as the HD61100 and HD61103 are the column and row drivers. A controller for these would be the HD61380.

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PostPosted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 21:54 
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Well crap. Was hoping it'd be simple to rig up. Oh well... time to start looking for a controller.
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 18:26 
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Does anyone have a datasheet or, at the very least, a pinout for this LCD? I have been less than successfull with the google searches. And Optrex seems to refuse to reply to any messages I send to them. I would appreciate any help.
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It indeed uses the HD61830 controller, which has since been replaced by the LC7981 controller. The spec sheet for your display is here:
DMF633
This is a 2 bit display, which is why you see less output pins for connections.


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PostPosted: Mon Oct 02, 2006 15:43 
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It indeed uses the HD61830 controller, which has since been replaced by the LC7981 controller.


Hmmm... any idea where I can get either chip for a decent price?

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The spec sheet for your display is here:


Cool... Thanks.

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This is a 2 bit display, which is why you see less output pins for connections.


Hrumph... is this display even worth hooking up, then?
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 02, 2006 15:50 
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The chip itself won't do you any good, as you would need to build the whole controller for it. It's not that hard to do and I can sell you the LC7981 IC if you want. I've built a couple of these controllers before, but don't currently have any already built.
It's definitely worth hooking up. It just handles the 8 bit input data a little differently than a 4 bit display. Still works fine though.


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