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Henri [ Thu Jan 30, 2003 10:38 ]

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This is some copy/paste from another topic: http://www.skippari.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=112

Henri wrote:

I don't have a T6963C display using the Pollin wiring (i guess that's what you're using) at hand right now so I only was able to use the virtual lcd in the driver test but I can test this later.

MaikRutsche wrote:

You have a different wirring?

All paramters are seperate adjustable.

If you give me a schematic of your wiring then a could make a new option in the driver.

Henri wrote:

Yes, I have a display with the powerlcd wiring to test wiring settings in the new LCDInfo version. In that you can define yourself how you have the pins connected.

But I also have a 240x64 display with the pollin wiring so I should be able to test your drivers soon.

/* pollin*/
int wr=1;
int rd=17;
int cd=16;
int ce=14;

/* powerlcd*/
int wr=16;
int rd=14;
int cd=17;
int ce=1;

MaikRutsche wrote:

So here is the new Version:
Driver-Testprogram:
http://www.wh19.tu-dresden.de/~maik/glc ... erTest.zip

Look at the T6963C.ini and you will find 4 new options:
Pin_WR=1
Pin_CE=14
Pin_CD=16
Pin_RD=17

Author:	MaikRutsche [ Wed Jan 29, 2003 4:46 ]
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Hi, i have written a T6963C-displaydriver, that can be used with all possible displaysizes. U can find it here: http://rogue.wh20.tu-dresden.de/~maik/glcds/eigenes/mlcdp/TreiberTest.zip Unfortunately its in german, but if you wish I translate it. Look at the T6963C.ini and setup your displayconfig. At the moment there are only 3 configs in it, because i have only these 3 displays, but its very easy to add new displaysizes. Thanks.

LCDInfo.com http://forum.lcdinfo.com/

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Author:	Henri [ Wed Jan 29, 2003 11:44 ]
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Hehe, that config file looks very much like what's in the latest LCDInfo version (not released yet). I'll test that when I get home.

Author:	Henri [ Thu Jan 30, 2003 10:41 ]
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I tested the driver with a 240x128 display using the powerlcd wiring but wasn't able to get it working. I was using the 240x64 setting but this shouldn't matter, I guess. With 240x64 display and pollin wiring it worked fine. I'll do some more testing tonight.

Author:	MaikRutsche [ Thu Jan 30, 2003 15:25 ]
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I have found the problem. The powerlcd-wiring is a little tricky because it use an not very clever wiring. The normal wiring connects inverted display pins to inverted lpt pins, the powerlcd wiring connects the inverted pin (WR) to a non inverted lpt pin (16 = Init) and a non inverted lcd pin (CD) to an inverted lpt pin (17= Select In).

Author:	Henri [ Thu Jan 30, 2003 15:45 ]
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I'm sure you have already figured it out but if you wan't see how I did it here's some code: http://www.skippari.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=555#555

Author:	MaikRutsche [ Thu Jan 30, 2003 16:15 ]
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I updated my programm: http://rogue.wh20.tu-dresden.de/~maik/g ... erTest.zip Code: Pin_WR=16 Pin_CE=1 Pin_CD=17 Pin_RD=14 Should work now.

Author:	Henri [ Thu Jan 30, 2003 21:05 ]
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Hmm, I tried to download it from that link but got the old version ?

Author:	MaikRutsche [ Fri Jan 31, 2003 2:55 ]
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It was the wrong link, now it should be the new version http://rogue.wh20.tu-dresden.de/~maik/g ... erTest.zip

Author:	Henri [ Fri Jan 31, 2003 9:26 ]
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Now I quickly tested it with the 240x64 settings with 240x128 display and didn't notice any problems. I'll do more testing and the 240x128 config later today.

Author:	MaikRutsche [ Fri Jan 31, 2003 17:13 ]
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Nice If you want to play a little bit more, here's my a testversion of my programm: http://rogue.wh20.tu-dresden.de/~maik/g ... .01.31.zip Could you post your config for the 240x128?

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Author:	Henri [ Fri Jan 31, 2003 21:29 ]
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This is what I did for 240x128 display: Code: [Disp240x128] TextRows=16 TextColumns=40 GraphRows=128 GraphColumns=40 BitsPerGraphColumn=6 TextHomeAddress=$0000 GraphHomeAddress=$0300 ;CGRamHomeAddress=$1000 CGRamHomeAddress=$0002 I didn't make any changes to the CGRAM settings so... I need to have a look at that later.