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PostPosted: Thu Jun 05, 2003 16:25 
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hallo i got a crystalfintz g-lcd 128*64 but everything on right side is seen on left side abd vice versa in my lcd...
i compared the wiring and it is correct considering cs 1 and cs 2!
With liquid mp3 i can change cs1 nd cs2 in the software and it works fine..
How could i do this in lcd info????????


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 06, 2003 18:45 
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You can't do this in the 0.3.2 but changing the pin numbers is supported in current alphas.
I remember someone else also reporting about this with a Crystalfontz display and for some reason he had crossed the cs pins while wiring the display. Maybe there is something in the Crystalfontz pin layout that easily causes this. Also in some LiQuiD-MP3 version the CS1 and CS2 labels were switched in the config dialog. I don't remember if this is fixed in the latest.

The thing I'd recommend you do is switching CS pins in your wiring because when it works with LCDInfo then you have it like the wiring diagrams available here at lcdinfo.com.


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PostPosted: Sun Jul 27, 2003 9:13 
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The problem here is that some displays have the CS pins active low and some have them active high. So to make it 100% correct the change should be done in software but until that works switching CS pins should work mostly fine.


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