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#1 santje243

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Posted 04 March 2011 - 07:36 AM

Hello, can someone help to convert the lib for this shield (http://www.watterott...ects/msd-shield). I am a newbie. Sorry for my poor english. mfg santje243

#2 Luc Wuyts

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Posted 23 March 2011 - 09:42 AM

I just started to play with this display and a netduino. It's my first project for a netduino, but i'm able to clear the screen, draw rectangles, and put a tweety face on the display. For the moment i'm using the 64k color mode, but i think i will later convert it for use with the 4k color mode. Unless i can speed things up. This display uses a hx8347 controller. I find the documentation not very easy to understand, but the source from watterot was a big help. Only problem i had was with the connector on the display board. It was making false contacts, so i had to solder it. For the background LED, i'm using a pwm output, so the light is adjustable. I did not start with the touch part yet.

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Posted 15 April 2012 - 08:21 AM

Hi, any news? I can successfully draw text on my NI0283QT2 but it's very slow (about 0.5 sec for each line of text).... Thanks! Rusko
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Posted 22 May 2013 - 04:48 AM

I just started to play with this display and a netduino. It's my first project for a netduino, but i'm able to clear the screen, draw rectangles, and put a tweety face on the display. For the moment i'm using the 64k color mode, but i think i will later convert it for use with the 4k color mode. Unless i can speed things up. This display uses a hx8347 controller. I find the documentation not very easy to understand, but the source from watterot was a big help. Only problem i had was with the connector on the display board. It was making false contacts, so i had to solder it. For the background LED, i'm using a pwm output, so the light is adjustable. I did not start with the touch part yet.

Luc, the app works , I can display the tweety just fine :) thanks for sharing. I've been struggling to convert some mbed C code into C# without much success.

 

Couple of questions regarding the PWM: which pin are you using on the LCD side ( K or A ). 2) did you connect netduino pin directly to the LCD , or you're using some transistors in between ?

 

cheers, Alex



#5 Luc Wuyts

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Posted 23 May 2013 - 01:35 PM

On my display (with controller board) there is only an lcd-pen wich is the gate of a MOSFET.

 

i'll try to attach the schematic of my display board.

Attached File  mi0283qt-2_v10.pdf   28.8KB   29 downloads

 

 



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Posted 27 May 2013 - 02:06 PM

great, thanks!




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