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Graphic Display interface to dspic33f128gp804

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Former Member over 13 years ago

Hi! I m Denise. I m trying to finish my final project in Biomedical Engineering/Bioelectronic; wich its last part is to work with a graphical LCD (BATRON - BTHQ128064AVO).

 

I ve found out original code source (monochrome_screen_driver_sample_project_files) to work with my microcontroller (dspic33f128gp804 - C30 compiler), but there are some parts of mplab's code that are empty, and i don t know how to interface, like these functions:

 

 

//**********************************************

//**********************************************

//********** WRITE COMMAND TO DISPLAY **********

//**********************************************

//**********************************************

void display_write_command (BYTE data)

{

 

    //Load the output data onto the bus

    DISPLAY_DATA_BUS_OP(data);

 

    //Setup control pins

    DISPLAY_CS1(0);

    DISPLAY_RW(1);

    DISPLAY_RD(1);

    DISPLAY_A0(0);                        //A0 low for a command

 

    What to do next?

 

    //Latch in the byte

    ##########(#);

    #####################;                        //Pause

    ##########(#);

 

    ###########(#);

 

}

 

 

//***************************************

//***************************************

//********** INITIALISE SCREEN *****

//***************************************

//***************************************

void display_model_initialise(void)

{

 

    //----- PAUSE IF NECESSARY FOR DISPLAY TO POWERUP -----

    display_delay_ms(10);

 

    //----- SETUP CONTROL PINS -----

 

    //----- DO THE RESET PIN -----

    DISPLAY_RESET(0);                            //Set low to reset

 

    DISPLAY_CS1(0);

    display_delay_ms(1);

 

    DISPLAY_RESET(1);                            //Set high to run

   

    ##################(#);

 

    //----- PAUSE #mS BEFORE ENABLING V0 (The negative driver voltage) -----

    //(Not necessary for this screen)

 

    //----- DO THE CONFIGURATION COMMAND SEQUENCE -----

    #####################(#### | #);            //0xa2 = set drive voltage bias ratio command (0 = 1/9, 1 = 1/7)  - Here i think that i have to call display_write_command (0xa2 | dont know if i have to put 0/1 here)

 

    #####################(#### | #);            //0xa0 = adc command (0 = normal)

 

    #####################(#### | #);            //0xc0 = common output mode select command (0 = normal)

 

    #####################(#### | (# & ####));    //0x20 = set internal Rb/Ra resistor ratio command (0 - 7)  Dont understand this line. it should be: display_write_command (0x20 |  (?&????))

 

    //Do electronic volume (contrast)

    #####################(####);                //0x1 = electronic volume set command

    #####################(##################### & ####);        //electronic volume command (0 - 63, 6bit LSB)

    #####################(####);                //0xee = clear read / modify / write command

 

 

    #####################(#### | #);            //0xa6 = set display normal / reverse (0 - 1)

 

    #####################(#### | #);            //0xac = static indicator on / off (0 - 1)

 

    #####################(#### | # | # | #);    //0x28 = power control command (internal power supply operating mode)

                                            //(bit2 = booster, bit1 = vreg, bit0 = vfollower)

 

    #####################(#### | #);            //0xae = display on / off command (0 - 1)

 

    #####################(#### | (# & ####));    //0x40 = set display ram display start line

       

}

 

Regards.

 

Dlo

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