I have the CFAG 320x240 screen and I've been trying to get it to display anything with my BasicMicro AtomPro (similar to PIC, uses a form of basic).
I have the CFAG 240x128 and although the commands are different, the wiring is the same and I have gotten that to work flawlessly.
Here's the trouble with the 320x240 version:
1. When I send it initialization parameters, it makes a "zap" sound. I'm freaked out about this...
2. The screen will seem to initialize but will leave behind either several horizontal bars or large portions of the screen "on". I've run a debug routine that steps though all the commands, and as soon as I get to a command that writes to the LCD screen, ALL the pixels turn on.
I realize it might be software... My routines to send data should be fine, just the data itself needed to be changed. Any chance of a basic code example?
Another thing that bothered me was the setting for TC/R. It depends on a clock frequency but I can't seem to find any documentation on it, nor do I see anything on the board itself. What should this be?
I can submit a sample code if that would help, but I don't know if anyone is familiar with the AtomPro.
Thanks!
-Lee
I have the CFAG 240x128 and although the commands are different, the wiring is the same and I have gotten that to work flawlessly.
Here's the trouble with the 320x240 version:
1. When I send it initialization parameters, it makes a "zap" sound. I'm freaked out about this...
2. The screen will seem to initialize but will leave behind either several horizontal bars or large portions of the screen "on". I've run a debug routine that steps though all the commands, and as soon as I get to a command that writes to the LCD screen, ALL the pixels turn on.
I realize it might be software... My routines to send data should be fine, just the data itself needed to be changed. Any chance of a basic code example?
Another thing that bothered me was the setting for TC/R. It depends on a clock frequency but I can't seem to find any documentation on it, nor do I see anything on the board itself. What should this be?
I can submit a sample code if that would help, but I don't know if anyone is familiar with the AtomPro.
Thanks!
-Lee
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