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mbradley
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| EA DOGM Multi I/O LCD Driver v2.01 (updated 11/25/09) |
 Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 10:42 pm |
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Hi every one.
I was having issues with an EA DOG LCD, and I found very little examples out there, so I dove in and just got it done, and I thought I would share what I have thus far.
This works with the three models:
EADOGM081, EADOGM162, EADOGM163
And it works with 3.3volts or just 5volts.
EDIT:
I continue to update the source in this original post, to reflect current version, updates, and bug fixes.
In this version 2.01, I replaced several functions with macros, and I was able to reduce the amount of ROM used when compiled. A simple application I have showed 11 Bytes of rom saved, and 1 byte stack saved.
There is no syntax changes, if you are already using this driver, just drop it in.
Here is a simple example of header needed:
New version 2 allows for 8bit, SPI HW, or SPI SW (bit bang)
Example for 8bit mode
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#define EADOGM162 1 // the model we selected
#define EADOGMVDD 5 // 5v LCD Vdd
#define EADOGM_8BIT 1 // 8 bit data bus i/o
#define EADOGM_NOCSB 1 // set to 1 if pin 38 (CSB) on lcd is tied to Vss
//#define EADOGM_PIN_CSB PIN_C2 // /CSB line, (pin 38 on the LCD) Req for SPI Opt for 8BIT
#define EADOGM_PIN_E PIN_B1 // E (pin 36 on the LCD)
#define EADOGM_PIN_RW PIN_B2 // RW (pin 37 on the LCD)
#define EADOGM_PIN_RS PIN_B3 // RS line, (pin 39 on the LCD)
// we need to define how the byte goes out
//#define EADOGM_8BIT_PORT(d) output_b(d); // single 8bit port output
#include "EA-DOGM_MIO.c"
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Example for SPI SW (bit bang)
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#define EADOGM163 1 // to use MODEL EADOG163
#define EADOGMVDD 5 // if single 5v instead a 3.3v supply otherwise skip
#define EADOGM_SPI_SW 1 // what mode
#define EADOGM_PIN_CSB PIN_C2 // /CS line, C2 is default if you skip this
#define EADOGM_PIN_RS PIN_C1 // RS line, C1 is default if you skip this
// if you want to use internal software SPI bit bang, other wise skip these
#define EADOGM_SCLK_BB PIN_C3 // C3 default for Bit Bang
#define EADOGM_MOSI_BB PIN_C5 // C5 default for Bit Bang
#include "EA-DOGM_MIO.c"
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and in your program main()
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eaDogM_Initialize();
eaDogM_DisplayOn();
eaDogM_SetPos(0,0);
eaDogM_WriteString("This is Row 0");
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Ok, here is the code:
EA-DOGM_MIO.c
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/*
* file: EA-DOGM_MIO.c
* version: 2.01
* description: Multi I/O driver for EA DOGM displays
* : Uses 8Bit, SPI HW or SPI SW (bitbang)
* written by : Michael Bradley (mbradley@ontura.com)
* contributions: Imaginos (CCS forum), Emil Nad (8Bit testing)
*
* Changelog:
* 11/25/2009 v2.01 Minor changes, replaced some functions with macros
* 09/17/2009 v2.00 Major change, IO is now 8Bit or SPI (hw or sw)
* rewrote some defines as related to pins
* 09/15/2009 v1.13 added function eaDogM_WriteIntAtPos()
* and eaDogM_WriteStringAtPos()
* added some defines to clean source
* 08/28/2009 v1.12 EADOGM_COLSPAN defined internaly, allowing for
* 162 model to position correcty (noted by Imaginos, CCS forum)
* Added support for 2nd SPI HW port (suggested by Imaginos, CCS forum)
* defined a few more special chr's
* 07/12/2009 v1.11 Fixed #define error surrounding BB SPI ini
* added eaDogM_ClearRow(row);
* 07/11/2009 Created/Consolidated this file from my testing sets
*
* Usage:
* In your source, you need to define which EA DOGM display you are using,
* there are 3 units supported EADOGM081 , EADOGM162 , EADOGM163 To use
* define with a 1.
*
* #define EADOGM081 1 // to use MODEL EADOG081
* #define EADOGM162 1 // to use MODEL EADOG162
* #define EADOGM163 1 // to use MODEL EADOG163
* #define EADOGMVDD 5 // 5v LCD Vdd
* //#define EADOGMVDD 3 // 3.3v LCD Vdd
*
*
* // we need to define the IO mode we want, select only one of these, set to 1
* #define EADOGM_SPI_HW 1 // hw spi, uses on chip spi
* #define EADOGM_SPI_HW2 1 // hw spi, 2nd on chip spi
* #define EADOGM_SPI_SW 1 // sw bit bang, can use any io pins
* #define EADOGM_8BIT 1 // 8 bit data bus
*
* // for 8Bit mode only, we need to define the output port
* // however, this can be our own function if need be.
* // example shows output to port b
* #define EADOGM_8BIT_PORT(d) output_b(d); // we need to define how the byte goes out
* //#define EADOGM_8BIT_PORT(d) your_func(d); // we need to define how the byte goes out
*
*
* // we need to define a few pins
* #define EADOGM_PIN_RS PIN_C1 // RS line, (pin 39 on the LCD)
* #define EADOGM_PIN_CSB PIN_C2 // /CSB line, (pin 38 on the LCD) Req for SPI Opt for 8BIT
*
* // for 8 bit mode, we need to define a few more pins
* #define EADOGM_NOCSB 1 // set to 1 if pin 38 (CSB) on lcd is tied to Vss
* #define EADOGM_PIN_E PIN_C2 // E (pin 36 on the LCD)
* #define EADOGM_PIN_RW PIN_C6 // RW (pin 37 on the LCD)
*
* // set these if you are using EADOGM_SPI_SW (bit bang)
* #define EADOGM_SCLK_BB PIN_C3 // Connects to pin 29 on LCD
* #define EADOGM_MOSI_BB PIN_C5 // Connects to pin 28 on LCD
*
*
*
* #include "EA-DOGM_MIO.c"
*
* In your main code, do an ini call
* eaDogM_Initialize();
* eaDogM_DisplayOn();
*
*
* Available Functions:
* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* eaDogM_Cls(); // clears the screen, homes cursor
* eaDogM_ClearRow(row); // clears a row (v1.11)
* eaDogM_CursorOn(); // turns on the cursor
* eaDogM_CursorOff(); // turns of the cursor
* eaDogM_DisplayOn(); // turns on display with cursor off
* eaDogM_DisplayOff(); // turns off display
* eaDogM_SetPos(row, col); // sets position row:0-2, col:0-15
* eaDogM_WriteChr(byte); // writes a single chr to the display
* eaDogM_WriteString(char str); // writes a string to the display
* // note: add this line after device selection
* // to do this: eaDogM_WriteString("Constant")
* // #device PASS_STRINGS=IN_RAM
*
* // writes a 2 digit integer at row,col set flag = 1 to diable interrupts
* eaDogM_WriteIntAtPos(row,col,int[,flag])
*
* // writes a string at row,col set flag = 1 to diable interrupts
* eaDogM_WriteStringAtPos(row,col,char str[,flag])
*
* eaDogM_SetContrast(c); // set contrast 0 to 15
* eaDogM_DoubleHeight(row); // turn on double height, row = 0 or 1
* eaDogM_DoubleHeightOff(); // turn off double height
* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
*/
#ifndef EADOGM_SPI
#define EADOGM_SPI 1
// some special symbol chrs defined
#define EADMSYM_DEG 0b11011111 // degree symbol
#define EADMSYM_DARWL 0b11111011 // double <<
#define EADMSYM_DARWR 0b11111100 // double >>
#define EADMSYM_LT 0b00111100 // less than <
#define EADMSYM_GT 0b00111110 // greater than >
#define EADMSYM_OHM 0b00011110 // ohm symbol
// some command defines
#define EADMCMD_CONTRAST 0b0111000 // contrast command (0b0111xxxx)
// we noticed some issues with GLOBAL on pic24 devices
#ifndef GLOBAL
#define GLOBAL INTR_GLOBAL
#endif
// 1x16
#ifdef EADOGM081
#define EADOGM_ROWS 1
#if EADOGMVDD == 5
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x1C
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x51
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x6A
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x74
#else
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x14
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x55
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x6D
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x7C
#endif
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS1 0x31
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS2 0x30
#define EADOGM_INIT_CLEAR_DISPLAY 0x01
#define EADOGM_INIT_ENTRY_MODE 0x06
#define EADOGM_COLSPAN 16
#endif
// 2x16
#ifdef EADOGM162
#define EADOGM_ROWS 2
#if EADOGMVDD == 5
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x1C
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x52
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x69
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x74
#else
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x14
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x55
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x6D
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x78
#endif
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS1 0x39
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS2 0x38
#define EADOGM_INIT_CLEAR_DISPLAY 0x01
#define EADOGM_INIT_ENTRY_MODE 0x06
#define EADOGM_COLSPAN 40 // suggested that this be 40 on model 162
#endif
// 3x16
#ifdef EADOGM163
#define EADOGM_ROWS 3
#if EADOGMVDD == 5
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x1D
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x50
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x6C
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x7C
#else
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x15
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x55
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x6E
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x72
#endif
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS1 0x39
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS2 0x38
#define EADOGM_INIT_CLEAR_DISPLAY 0x01
#define EADOGM_INIT_ENTRY_MODE 0x06
#define EADOGM_COLSPAN 16
#endif
#define EADOGM_CMD_CLR 1
#define EADOGM_CMD_CURSOR_ON 0b00001111
#define EADOGM_CMD_CURSOR_OFF 0b00001100
#define EADOGM_CMD_DISPLAY_ON 0b00001100
#define EADOGM_CMD_DISPLAY_OFF 0b00001000
#define EADOGM_CMD_DDRAM_ADDR 0b10000000
#define EADOGM_CMD_SELECT_R0 0b00011000
#define EADOGM_CMD_SELECT_R1 0b00010000
#define EADOGM_CMD_SET_TABLE2 0b00101010
// sw spi emulation routine (bit bang)
#ifdef EADOGM_SPI_SW
#ifndef EADOGM_SCLK_BB
#define EADOGM_SCLK_BB PIN_C3
#endif
#ifndef EADOGM_MOSI_BB
#define EADOGM_MOSI_BB PIN_C5
#endif
void eaDogM_iniSPI_BB(void)
{
output_drive(EADOGM_SCLK_BB);
output_drive(EADOGM_MOSI_BB);
output_low(EADOGM_SCLK_BB);
output_low(EADOGM_MOSI_BB);
}
void eaDogM_spiWrite_BB(int8 regData)
{
int1 bitOut;
int8 SPICount; // Counter used to clock out the data
int8 SPIData; // Define a data structure for the SPI data.
output_low(EADOGM_SCLK_BB); // and CK low
SPIData = regData;
for (SPICount = 0; SPICount < 8; SPICount++) // Prepare to clock out the Address byte
{
bitOut = bit_test(SPIData,7);
output_bit(EADOGM_MOSI_BB,bitOut);
output_high(EADOGM_SCLK_BB); // Toggle the clock line
//delay_us(10);
output_low(EADOGM_SCLK_BB);
//delay_us(10);
SPIData = SPIData << 1; // Rotate to get the next bit
} // and loop back to send the next bit
output_low(EADOGM_MOSI_BB);
}
// wrapper for sw spi calls in main program
// v2.01 moved to macro define
#define eaDogM_outSPI(c) eaDogM_spiWrite_BB(c)
#endif
// wrapper for hw spi calls in main program
// v2.01 moved to a macro define
#ifdef EADOGM_SPI_HW
#define eaDogM_outSPI(c) spi_write(c)
#endif
// wrapper for hw2 spi calls in main program
// v2.01 moved to a macro define
#ifdef EADOGM_SPI_HW2
#define eaDogM_outSPI(c) spi_write2(c)
#endif
#ifdef EADOGM_8BIT
void eaDogM_ini8Bit(void)
{
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_E);
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
}
#endif
#ifdef EADOGM_8BIT
// 8bit mode
void eaDogM_WriteChr(char value)
{
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_E);
delay_ms(1);
EADOGM_8BIT_PORT(value);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
delay_ms(1);
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
delay_ms(1);
}
void eaDogM_WriteCommand(int8 cmd)
{
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_E);
delay_ms(1);
EADOGM_8BIT_PORT(cmd);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
delay_ms(1);
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
delay_ms(1);
}
#else
// spi mode
void eaDogM_WriteChr(char value)
{
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
eaDogM_outSPI(value);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
delay_ms(1);
}
void eaDogM_WriteCommand(int8 cmd)
{
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
eaDogM_outSPI(cmd);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
delay_ms(1);
}
#endif
void eaDogM_Initialize(void)
{
#ifdef EADOGM_SPI_SW
eaDogM_iniSPI_BB();
#endif
#ifdef EADOGM_8BIT
eaDogM_ini8Bit();
#else
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
#endif
delay_ms(200);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_FS1);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_FS2);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_CLEAR_DISPLAY);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_ENTRY_MODE);
}
// sets contrast, call with a value from 0 to 15
// we also mask off upper 4 bits from c
// v2.01 moved to a macro define
#define eaDogM_SetContrast(c) eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADMCMD_CONTRAST + (c & 0b00001111))
// only tested on 3 line display at the moment,
// thus no constants defined. when fully tested, I will define them
void eaDogM_DoubleHeight(int8 row) // row 0 or 1
{
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_SET_TABLE2); // set instruction table 2
if (row == 0) {
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_SELECT_R0); // select row 0
}
if (row == 1) {
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_SELECT_R1); // select row 1
}
eaDogM_WriteCommand(0b00101100); // turns on double line mode
// and set instruction table back to 0
}
// v2.01 moved functions to macros
#define eaDogM_DoubleHeightOff() eaDogM_WriteCommand(0b00101000)
#define eaDogM_Cls() eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_CLR)
#define eaDogM_CursorOn() eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_CURSOR_ON)
#define eaDogM_CursorOff() eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_CURSOR_OFF)
#define eaDogM_DisplayOn() eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_DISPLAY_ON)
#define eaDogM_DisplayOff() eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_DISPLAY_OFF)
void eaDogM_SetPos(int8 r, int8 c)
{
int8 cmdPos;
cmdPos = EADOGM_CMD_DDRAM_ADDR + (r * EADOGM_COLSPAN) + c;
eaDogM_WriteCommand(cmdPos);
}
void eaDogM_ClearRow(int8 r)
{
int8 i;
eaDogM_SetPos(r,0);
for(i=0; i<EADOGM_COLSPAN; i++) {
eaDogM_WriteChr(' ');
}
}
void eaDogM_WriteString(char *strPtr)
{
while (*strPtr != 0)
{
eaDogM_WriteChr(*strPtr);
strPtr++;
}
}
// Optional DisGIE, set to 1 to disable interrupts
// v1.4 -- provided by Imaginos
void eaDogM_WriteStringAtPos(int8 r, int8 c, char *strPtr, int1 DisGIE=0)
{
if (DisGIE) {
disable_interrupts(GLOBAL);
}
eaDogM_WriteCommand((EADOGM_CMD_DDRAM_ADDR + (r * EADOGM_COLSPAN) + c));
while (*strPtr != 0)
{
eaDogM_WriteChr(*strPtr);
strPtr++;
}
if (DisGIE) {
enable_interrupts(GLOBAL);
}
}
// Optional DisGIE, set to 1 to disable interrupts
// v1.4 -- provided by Imaginos
void eaDogM_WriteIntAtPos(int8 r, int8 c, int8 i, int1 DisGIE=0)
{
if (DisGIE) {
disable_interrupts(GLOBAL);
}
eaDogM_WriteCommand((EADOGM_CMD_DDRAM_ADDR + (r * EADOGM_COLSPAN) + c));
eaDogM_WriteChr(i/10+'0');
eaDogM_WriteChr(i%10+'0');
if (DisGIE) {
enable_interrupts(GLOBAL);
}
}
#endif
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mbradley
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Posts: 118
Location: California, USA
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| Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 5:15 pm |
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I am so sorry, I found a single error when moving this to another chip this morning.
EDIT: I didnt know I could edit a post, I made the corrections in the above listing.
This part should be changed:
void eaDogM_Initialize(void)
{
eaDogM_iniSPI_BB();
..
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To this:
void eaDogM_Initialize(void)
{
#ifdef EADOGM_SPI_BB
eaDogM_iniSPI_BB();
#endif
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yeti
Joined: 14 Sep 2009
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| Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 2:02 pm |
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Hi, Bradley,
will you be so kind and tell me do you have experience with drive this display but over the normal I/0 port and on parallel 8-bit port? Can you see if your driver is accptable for DOG162M , 3V, PIC24FJ?
Thanks in advance..
Zdenko
| mbradley wrote: | I am so sorry, I found a single error when moving this to another chip this morning.
EDIT: I didnt know I could edit a post, I made the corrections in the above listing.
This part should be changed:
void eaDogM_Initialize(void)
{
eaDogM_iniSPI_BB();
..
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To this:
void eaDogM_Initialize(void)
{
#ifdef EADOGM_SPI_BB
eaDogM_iniSPI_BB();
#endif
..
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mbradley
Joined: 11 Jul 2009
Posts: 118
Location: California, USA
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| Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 12:56 am |
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| the updated driver v2.00 now works with DOG162M , 3V, PIC24FJ over 8bit |
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yeti
Joined: 14 Sep 2009
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| Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2009 1:18 am |
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Where I can find this new version v2.00. I didn't find any attachment in your post?
Regards
Zdenko
| mbradley wrote: | | the updated driver v2.00 now works with DOG162M , 3V, PIC24FJ over 8bit |
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mbradley
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| Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:53 am |
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| v2.00 is in the main post, instead of adding all the bug fixes and updates to a really long post and having things scattered, I decided to edit and always update the source in the first post. |
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mbradley
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luciano_schirmer
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| Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 9:11 pm |
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Hello mbradley,
Thanks for posting the code, it was really helpful. Actually I needed a 4Bit version, so I dove in your code and adapted to work with 4Bit mode also.
Example for 4Bit mode:
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#define EADOGM162 1 // to use MODEL EADOG162
#define EADOGMVDD 3 // 3.3v LCD Vdd
#define EADOGM_4BIT 1 // 4Bit tmode
#define EADOGM_NOCSB 1
#define EADOGM_PIN_E PIN_D3 // E line (pin 36 on the LCD)
#define EADOGM_PIN_RW PIN_D2 // RW line (pin 37 on the LCD)
#define EADOGM_PIN_RS PIN_D1 // RS line (pin 39 on the LCD)
#define EADOGM_DATA4 PIN_D4
#define EADOGM_DATA5 PIN_D5
#define EADOGM_DATA6 PIN_D6
#define EADOGM_DATA7 PIN_D7
#include "ea-dogm_mio.c"
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Modified code for EA-DOGM_CIO.C:
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/*
* file: EA-DOGM_MIO.c
* version: 2.03a (unofficial)
* description: Multi I/O driver for EA DOGM displays
* : Uses 8Bit, 4Bit, SPI HW or SPI SW (bitbang)
* written by : Michael Bradley (mbradley@mculabs.com)
* contributions: Imaginos (CCS forum), Emil Nad (8Bit testing)
* jgschmidt (CCS forum)
* modified by : Eng. Luciano Schirmer (luciano.igtech@gmail.com)
*
* Changelog:
* 02/08/2014 v2.03a added 4Bit mode (Eng. Luciano Schirmer)
* 04/22/2010 v2.03 Minor update, changed EADOGM_SPI_HW for HW SPI 1 and 2
* Added setup_spi() for HW SPI use, and spi_clk_div option
* thanks to jgschmidt (ccs forum) for noticing hw setup issues
* 12/03/2009 v2.02 bug fix and printChr change, no user change needed for use
* 11/25/2009 v2.01 Minor changes, replaced some functions with macros
* 09/17/2009 v2.00 Major change, IO is now 8Bit or SPI (hw or sw)
* rewrote some defines as related to pins
* 09/15/2009 v1.13 added function eaDogM_WriteIntAtPos()
* and eaDogM_WriteStringAtPos()
* added some defines to clean source
* 08/28/2009 v1.12 EADOGM_COLSPAN defined internally, allowing for
* 162 model to position correctly (noted by Imaginos, CCS forum)
* Added support for 2nd SPI HW port (suggested by Imaginos, CCS forum)
* defined a few more special chr's
* 07/12/2009 v1.11 Fixed #define error surrounding BB SPI ini
* added eaDogM_ClearRow(row);
* 07/11/2009 Created/Consolidated this file from my testing sets
*
* Usage:
* In your source, you need to define which EA DOGM display you are using,
* there are 3 units supported EADOGM081 , EADOGM162 , EADOGM163 To use
* define with a 1.
*
* #define EADOGM081 1 // to use MODEL EADOG081
* #define EADOGM162 1 // to use MODEL EADOG162
* #define EADOGM163 1 // to use MODEL EADOG163
* #define EADOGMVDD 5 // 5v LCD Vdd
* //#define EADOGMVDD 3 // 3.3v LCD Vdd
*
*
* // we need to define the IO mode we want, select only one of these, set to 1
* #define EADOGM_SPI_HW 1 // hw spi, uses on chip spi
* #define EADOGM_SPI_HW 2 // hw spi, 2nd on chip spi
* #define EADOGM_SPI_DIV SPI_CLK_DIV_64 // used to slow hw spi clock (you can use other constants)
* #define EADOGM_SPI_SW 1 // sw bit bang, can use any io pins
* #define EADOGM_8BIT 1 // 8 bit data bus
* #define EADOGM_4BIT 1 // 4 bit data bus
*
* // we need to define a few pins
* #define EADOGM_PIN_RS PIN_C1 // RS line, (pin 39 on the LCD)
* #define EADOGM_PIN_CSB PIN_C2 // /CSB line, (pin 38 on the LCD) Req for SPI Opt
*
* // for 8Bit mode only, we need to define the output port
* // however, this can be our own function if need be.
* // example shows output to port b
* #define EADOGM_8BIT_PORT(d) output_b(d); // we need to define how the byte goes out
* //#define EADOGM_8BIT_PORT(d) your_func(d); // we need to define how the byte goes out
*
* // for 4/8 bit mode, we need to define a few more pins
* #define EADOGM_NOCSB 1 // set to 1 if pin 38 (CSB) on lcd is tied to Vss
* #define EADOGM_PIN_E PIN_C2 // E (pin 36 on the LCD)
* #define EADOGM_PIN_RW PIN_C6 // RW (pin 37 on the LCD)
*
* // set these if you are using EADOGM_4BIT
* #define EADOGM_DATA4 PIN_D4
* #define EADOGM_DATA5 PIN_D5
* #define EADOGM_DATA6 PIN_D6
* #define EADOGM_DATA7 PIN_D7
*
* // set these if you are using EADOGM_SPI_SW (bit bang)
* #define EADOGM_SCLK_BB PIN_C3 // Connects to pin 29 on LCD
* #define EADOGM_MOSI_BB PIN_C5 // Connects to pin 28 on LCD
*
*
*
* #include "EA-DOGM_MIO.c"
*
* In your main code, do an ini call
* eaDogM_Initialize();
* eaDogM_DisplayOn();
*
*
* Available Functions:
* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* eaDogM_Cls(); // clears the screen, homes cursor
* eaDogM_ClearRow(row); // clears a row (v1.11)
* eaDogM_CursorOn(); // turns on the cursor
* eaDogM_CursorOff(); // turns of the cursor
* eaDogM_DisplayOn(); // turns on display with cursor off
* eaDogM_DisplayOff(); // turns off display
* eaDogM_SetPos(row, col); // sets position row:0-2, col:0-15
* eaDogM_WriteChr(byte); // writes a single chr to the display
* eaDogM_WriteString(char str); // writes a string to the display
* // note: add this line after device selection
* // to do this: eaDogM_WriteString("Constant")
* // #device PASS_STRINGS=IN_RAM
*
* // writes a 2 digit integer at row,col set flag = 1 to disable interrupts
* eaDogM_WriteIntAtPos(row,col,int[,flag])
*
* // writes a string at row,col set flag = 1 to disable interrupts
* eaDogM_WriteStringAtPos(row,col,char str[,flag])
*
* eaDogM_SetContrast(c); // set contrast 0 to 15
* eaDogM_DoubleHeight(row); // turn on double height, row = 0 or 1
* eaDogM_DoubleHeightOff(); // turn off double height
* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
*/
#ifndef EADOGM_SPI
#define EADOGM_SPI 1
// some special symbol chrs defined
#define EADMSYM_DEG 0b11011111 // degree symbol
#define EADMSYM_DARWL 0b11111011 // double <<
#define EADMSYM_DARWR 0b11111100 // double >>
#define EADMSYM_LT 0b00111100 // less than <
#define EADMSYM_GT 0b00111110 // greater than >
#define EADMSYM_OHM 0b00011110 // ohm symbol
// some command defines
#define EADMCMD_CONTRAST 0b0111000 // contrast command (0b0111xxxx)
// we noticed some issues with GLOBAL on pic24 devices
#ifndef GLOBAL
#define GLOBAL INTR_GLOBAL
#endif
// 1x16
#ifdef EADOGM081
#define EADOGM_ROWS 1
#if EADOGMVDD == 5
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x1C
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x51
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x6A
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x74
#else
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x14
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x55
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x6D
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x7C
#endif
#ifdef EADOGM_4BIT
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS1 0x21
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS2 0x20
#else
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS1 0x31
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS2 0x30
#endif
#define EADOGM_INIT_CLEAR_DISPLAY 0x01
#define EADOGM_INIT_ENTRY_MODE 0x06
#define EADOGM_COLSPAN 16
#endif
// 2x16
#ifdef EADOGM162
#define EADOGM_ROWS 2
#if EADOGMVDD == 5
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x1C
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x52
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x69
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x74
#else
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x14
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x55
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x6D
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x78
#endif
#ifdef EADOGM_4BIT
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS1 0x29
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS2 0x28
#else
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS1 0x39
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS2 0x38
#endif
#define EADOGM_INIT_CLEAR_DISPLAY 0x01
#define EADOGM_INIT_ENTRY_MODE 0x06
#define EADOGM_COLSPAN 40 // suggested that this be 40 on model 162
#endif
// 3x16
#ifdef EADOGM163
#define EADOGM_ROWS 3
#if EADOGMVDD == 5
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x1D
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x50
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x6C
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x7C
#else
#define EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET 0x15
#define EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL 0x55
#define EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL 0x6E
#define EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET 0x72
#endif
#ifdef EADOGM_4BIT
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS1 0x29
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS2 0x28
#else
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS1 0x39
#define EADOGM_INIT_FS2 0x38
#endif
#define EADOGM_INIT_CLEAR_DISPLAY 0x01
#define EADOGM_INIT_ENTRY_MODE 0x06
#define EADOGM_COLSPAN 16
#endif
#define EADOGM_CMD_CLR 1
#define EADOGM_CMD_CURSOR_ON 0b00001111
#define EADOGM_CMD_CURSOR_OFF 0b00001100
#define EADOGM_CMD_DISPLAY_ON 0b00001100
#define EADOGM_CMD_DISPLAY_OFF 0b00001000
#define EADOGM_CMD_DDRAM_ADDR 0b10000000
#define EADOGM_CMD_CGRAM_ADDR 0b01000000
#define EADOGM_CMD_SELECT_R0 0b00011000
#define EADOGM_CMD_SELECT_R1 0b00010000
#define EADOGM_CMD_SET_TABLE2 0b00101010
// spi hw clock div, v2.03 fix
#ifndef EADOGM_SPI_DIV
#define EADOGM_SPI_DIV SPI_CLK_DIV_4
#endif
// sw spi emulation routine (bit bang)
#ifdef EADOGM_SPI_SW
#ifndef EADOGM_SCLK_BB
#define EADOGM_SCLK_BB PIN_C3
#endif
#ifndef EADOGM_MOSI_BB
#define EADOGM_MOSI_BB PIN_C5
#endif
void eaDogM_iniSPI_BB(void)
{
output_drive(EADOGM_SCLK_BB);
output_drive(EADOGM_MOSI_BB);
output_low(EADOGM_SCLK_BB);
output_low(EADOGM_MOSI_BB);
}
void eaDogM_spiWrite_BB(int8 regData)
{
int1 bitOut;
int8 SPICount; // Counter used to clock out the data
int8 SPIData; // Define a data structure for the SPI data.
output_low(EADOGM_SCLK_BB); // and CK low
SPIData = regData;
for (SPICount = 0; SPICount < 8; SPICount++) // Prepare to clock out the Address byte
{
bitOut = bit_test(SPIData,7);
output_bit(EADOGM_MOSI_BB,bitOut);
output_high(EADOGM_SCLK_BB); // Toggle the clock line
//delay_us(10);
output_low(EADOGM_SCLK_BB);
//delay_us(10);
SPIData = SPIData << 1; // Rotate to get the next bit
} // and loop back to send the next bit
output_low(EADOGM_MOSI_BB);
}
// wrapper for sw spi calls in main program
// v2.01 moved to macro define
#define eaDogM_outSPI(c) eaDogM_spiWrite_BB(c)
#endif
// wrapper for hw spi calls in main program
// v2.01 moved to a macro define
#ifdef EADOGM_SPI_HW
#if EADOGM_SPI_HW == 1
#define eaDogM_outSPI(c) spi_write(c)
#endif
// wrapper for hw2 spi calls in main program
// v2.01 moved to a macro define, v2.03 using EADOGM_SPI_HW to test condition
#if EADOGM_SPI_HW == 2
#define eaDogM_outSPI(c) spi_write2(c)
#endif
#endif
#if (defined(EADOGM_4BIT) || defined(EADOGM_8BIT))
void eaDogM_ini8Bit(void)
{
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_E);
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
#ifdef EADOGM_4BIT
output_drive(EADOGM_DATA4);
output_drive(EADOGM_DATA5);
output_drive(EADOGM_DATA6);
output_drive(EADOGM_DATA7);
#endif
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
#ifdef EADOGM_4BIT
output_low(EADOGM_DATA4);
output_low(EADOGM_DATA5);
output_low(EADOGM_DATA6);
output_low(EADOGM_DATA7);
#endif
}
#endif
#if defined(EADOGM_8BIT)
// 8bit mode
void eaDogM_WriteChr(char value)
{
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_E);
delay_ms(1);
EADOGM_8BIT_PORT(value);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
delay_ms(1);
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
delay_ms(1);
}
void eaDogM_WriteCommand(int8 cmd)
{
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_E);
delay_ms(1);
EADOGM_8BIT_PORT(cmd);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
delay_ms(1);
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
delay_ms(1);
}
#elif defined(EADOGM_4BIT)
// 4bit mode
void eaDogM_WriteNibble(int8 value)
{
output_bit(EADOGM_DATA4, bit_test(value, 4));
output_bit(EADOGM_DATA5, bit_test(value, 5));
output_bit(EADOGM_DATA6, bit_test(value, 6));
output_bit(EADOGM_DATA7, bit_test(value, 7));
delay_cycles(1);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_E);
delay_us(2);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
}
void eaDogM_WriteChr(char value)
{
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
eaDogM_WriteNibble(value);
eaDogM_WriteNibble(value<<4);
delay_us(10);
}
void eaDogM_WriteCommand(int8 cmd)
{
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
#ifndef EADOGM_NOCSB
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
#endif
eaDogM_WriteNibble(cmd);
eaDogM_WriteNibble(cmd<<4);
delay_ms(1);
}
#else
// spi mode
void eaDogM_WriteChr(char value)
{
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
eaDogM_outSPI(value);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
delay_ms(1);
}
void eaDogM_WriteCommand(int8 cmd)
{
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
eaDogM_outSPI(cmd);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
delay_ms(1);
}
#endif
void eaDogM_Initialize(void)
{
#ifdef EADOGM_4BIT
int i;
#endif
// v2.03 fix
#ifdef EADOGM_SPI_HW
#if EADOGM_SPI_HW == 1
setup_spi( SPI_MASTER | SPI_H_TO_L | EADOGM_SPI_DIV );
#endif
// v2.03 fix
#if EADOGM_SPI_HW == 2
setup_spi2( SPI_MASTER | SPI_H_TO_L | EADOGM_SPI_DIV );
#endif
#endif
#ifdef EADOGM_SPI_SW
eaDogM_iniSPI_BB();
#endif
#if (defined(EADOGM_4BIT) || defined(EADOGM_8BIT))
eaDogM_ini8Bit();
#else
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
output_drive(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_CSB);
output_high(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
#endif
delay_ms(200);
#ifdef EADOGM_4BIT
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RS);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_RW);
output_low(EADOGM_PIN_E);
for(i=1;i<=3;++i)
{
eaDogM_WriteNibble(0x30);
delay_ms(5);
}
eaDogM_WriteNibble(0x20);
delay_ms(5);
#endif
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_FS1);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_FS1);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_BIAS_SET);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_POWER_CONTROL);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_FOLLOWER_CONTROL);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_CONTRAST_SET);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_FS2);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_CLEAR_DISPLAY);
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_INIT_ENTRY_MODE);
}
// sets contrast, call with a value from 0 to 15
// we also mask off upper 4 bits from c
// v2.01 moved to a macro define
#define eaDogM_SetContrast(c) eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADMCMD_CONTRAST + (c & 0b00001111))
// only tested on 3 line display at the moment,
// thus no constants defined. when fully tested, I will define them
void eaDogM_DoubleHeight(int8 row) // row 0 or 1
{
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_SET_TABLE2); // set instruction table 2
if (row == 0) {
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_SELECT_R0); // select row 0
}
if (row == 1) {
eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_SELECT_R1); // select row 1
}
eaDogM_WriteCommand(0b00101100); // turns on double line mode
// and set instruction table back to 0
}
// v2.01 moved functions to macros
#define eaDogM_DoubleHeightOff() eaDogM_WriteCommand(0b00101000)
#define eaDogM_Cls() eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_CLR)
#define eaDogM_CursorOn() eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_CURSOR_ON)
#define eaDogM_CursorOff() eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_CURSOR_OFF)
#define eaDogM_DisplayOn() eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_DISPLAY_ON)
#define eaDogM_DisplayOff() eaDogM_WriteCommand(EADOGM_CMD_DISPLAY_OFF)
void eaDogM_SetPos(int8 r, int8 c)
{
int8 cmdPos;
cmdPos = EADOGM_CMD_DDRAM_ADDR + (r * EADOGM_COLSPAN) + c;
eaDogM_WriteCommand(cmdPos);
}
void eaDogM_ClearRow(int8 r)
{
int8 i;
eaDogM_SetPos(r,0);
for(i=0; i<EADOGM_COLSPAN; i++) {
eaDogM_WriteChr(' ');
}
}
void eaDogM_WriteString(char *strPtr)
{
printf(eaDogM_WriteChr,"%s",strPtr);
}
// Optional DisGIE, set to 1 to disable interrupts
// v1.4 -- provided by Imaginos
void eaDogM_WriteStringAtPos(int8 r, int8 c, char *strPtr, int1 DisGIE=0)
{
if (DisGIE) {
disable_interrupts(GLOBAL);
}
eaDogM_WriteCommand((EADOGM_CMD_DDRAM_ADDR + (r * EADOGM_COLSPAN) + c));
printf(eaDogM_WriteChr,"%s",strPtr);
if (DisGIE) {
enable_interrupts(GLOBAL);
}
}
// Optional DisGIE, set to 1 to disable interrupts
// v1.4 -- provided by Imaginos
void eaDogM_WriteIntAtPos(int8 r, int8 c, int8 i, int1 DisGIE=0)
{
if (DisGIE) {
disable_interrupts(GLOBAL);
}
eaDogM_WriteCommand((EADOGM_CMD_DDRAM_ADDR + (r * EADOGM_COLSPAN) + c));
eaDogM_WriteChr(i/10+'0');
eaDogM_WriteChr(i%10+'0');
if (DisGIE) {
enable_interrupts(GLOBAL);
}
}
// this writes a byte to the internal CGRAM (v2.02)
// format for ndx: 00CCCRRR = CCC = character 0 to 7, RRR = row 0 to 7
void eaDogM_WriteByteToCGRAM(char ndx, char data)
{
unsigned int cmd;
cmd = ndx & 0b00111111; // mask off upper to bits
cmd = cmd | EADOGM_CMD_CGRAM_ADDR; // set bit cmd bits
eaDogM_WriteCommand(cmd);
eaDogM_WriteChr(data);
// this is done to make sure we are back in data mode
eaDogM_SetPos(0,0);
}
#endif
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I tested the code and it works great in 4Bit, 8Bit and SPI SW (all running in 3.3V). I just didn't test the SPI HW mode. I tested with a PIC18F45K80 and a PIC18F45K20 (Pik Kit Demo Board, PCH Compiler).
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mbradley
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That's awesome, I am happy to see someone add to it...
I will implement your changes into my main source, and give you credit as well!
main source:
http://www.mculabs.com/drivers/eadogm.html
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luciano_schirmer
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I feel happy to contribute. Thanks for the credit.
I also noticed that the eaDogM_WriteCommand function needs a 1ms time between commands, but the eaDogM_WriteChr worked with as low as 5us, so I reduced the delay in my 4Bit mode to 10us. I think this reduced time may work with the other modes too.
This matters when you want to write a full 3x16 display in one single step without hanging your main loop for 48ms.
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