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STM32H7B3I - Create a TouchGFX Project with support for the Designer, CubeIDE and Debugger - Pt 2: Touch Works

Jan Cumps

Continued from Pt 1: Screen Works.

We left off at the point where the LCD shows out TouchGFX design, but touch screen doesn't work yet.

We'll fix that.

 

5. Add Touch Screen init and handling

 

The two methods in TouchGFX/target/STM32TouchController.cpp aren't implemented by the wizards.

Open the file and implement them as below:

 

#include <stm32h7b3i_discovery_ts.h>
#include <TouchGFXHAL.hpp>
#include <cmsis_os.h>

 

void STM32TouchController::init()
{
    /**
     * Initialize touch controller and driver
     *
     */
    TS_Init_t hTS;

    hTS.Orientation = TS_SWAP_XY;
    hTS.Accuracy = 0;
    hTS.Width = touchgfx::HAL::FRAME_BUFFER_WIDTH;
    hTS.Height = touchgfx::HAL::FRAME_BUFFER_HEIGHT;
    BSP_TS_Init(0, &hTS);
}

 

bool STM32TouchController::sampleTouch(int32_t& x, int32_t& y)
{
    /**
     * By default sampleTouch returns false,
     * return true if a touch has been detected, otherwise false.
     *
     * Coordinates are passed to the caller by reference by x and y.
     *
     * This function is called by the TouchGFX framework.
     * By default sampleTouch is called every tick, this can be adjusted by HAL::setTouchSampleRate(int8_t);
     *
     */
    TS_State_t TS_State = { 0 };

    /* This should never fail !! */
    if (BSP_TS_GetState(0, &TS_State) != BSP_ERROR_NONE)
    {
        configASSERT(0);
    }

    if (TS_State.TouchDetected)
    {
        x = TS_State.TouchX;
        y = TS_State.TouchY;

        return true;
    }

    return false;
}

 

The logic is dependent on the board definition files. We can import them from the firmware support package.

If you don't know where that is installed, check via the IDE  Windows -> Preferences menu

image

 

Right-click on the Drivers folder and select Import -> File System

Navigate to where you installed the firmware - In our case, it's version 1.6.0 because that's the one used in the TouchGFX .ioc file. Look for the folder Drivers and select these:

image

image

 

Then select the project's BSP folder, right-click and select Import

image

 

Rename Drivers/BSP/STM32H7B3I-DK/stm32h7b3i_discovery_conf_template.h to stm32h7b3i_discovery_conf.h.

Rename Drivers/BSP/Components/mx25lm51245g/mx25lm51245g_conf_template.h to mx25lm51245g_template.h.

 

Rename Drivers/BSP/Components/ft5336/ft5336_conf_template.h to ft5336_conf.h.

Then edit it:

#define FT5336_MAX_X_LENGTH                  480U
#define FT5336_MAX_Y_LENGTH                  272U

 

Create a new header file Drivers/STM32H7xx_HAL_Driver/Inc/stm32xxxx_hal.h.

Enter these contents:

#ifndef STM32H7XX_HAL_DRIVER_INC_STM32XXXX_HAL_H_
#define STM32H7XX_HAL_DRIVER_INC_STM32XXXX_HAL_H_

#include "stm32h7xx_hal.h"

#endif /* STM32H7XX_HAL_DRIVER_INC_STM32XXXX_HAL_H_ */

 

 

Adapt the include settings, by right-clicking the project, then select properties:

image

 

Build and Debug again. The touch screen should now work. It does for me image.

Again, the project, now with touch screen working, is attached.

 

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