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noyz
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| GLCD - issue - PIC18F8527 |
 Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 6:07 pm |
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I was wondering why, from time to time, char disappear from lcd, appear to the next call of draw function.
PIC 18F8527
LCD 240x128 t6963 driver
The board had 8 MHZ clock for PIC but I changed with 20mHz.
I noticed this then I put back 8Mhz and set delay clock to 8 000 000 and notice the same thing from time to time.
I think that code jumps over the lcd - busy function from time to time.
By the way with 20 Mhz my pic will calculate a sum faster or no ?
I am having a issue with someone that if I change the clock the PIC speed is the same, this crystal is used only for timers and I don't believe him.
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#include <18F8527.h>
#device *=16
#device adc=10
#use delay(clock=20000000,RESTART_WDT)
#fuses HS, BROWNOUT, BORV27, PUT, STVREN, NOLVP
// HARDWARE CONECTION OF PINS (LCD-PIC):
#define LCD_B0 PIN_H0
#define LCD_B1 PIN_H1
#define LCD_B2 PIN_H2
#define LCD_B3 PIN_H3
#define LCD_B4 PIN_H4
#define LCD_B5 PIN_H5
#define LCD_B6 PIN_H6
#define LCD_B7 PIN_H7
#define LCD_WR PIN_J2
#define LCD_RD PIN_J1
#define LCD_CD PIN_J0
#define LCD_RST PIN_J4
#define red PIN_C2
#define green PIN_C1
#define blue PIN_G0
const int16 TextHome = 0x0000;
const int8 TextArea = 0x0028; // how many bytes before a new line
const int16 GraphicsHome = 0x0C00;
const int8 GraphicsArea = 0x0028; // how many bytes before a new line
const int8 AutoModeWrite = 0xB0;
const int8 AutoModeRead = 0xB1;
const int8 AutoModeReset = 0xB2;
const int8 LCDModeSet = 0x80; // send this OR'd with the following
const int8 LCDMode_OR = 0b0000;
const int8 LCDMode_XOR = 0b0001;
const int8 LCDMode_AND = 0b0010;
const int8 LCDMode_TA = 0b0100; // TEXT ATTRIBUTE mode.
const int8 LCDMode_RAM = 0b1000; // 1=CG RAM, 0=internal CG ROM
const int8 LCDSetCursorPtr = 0x21; // cursor address
const int8 LCDSetCursorSize = 0xA0; // 1 line cursor
const int8 LCDDispMode = 0x90; // send this OR'd with the following
const int8 LCDDisp_BLK = 0b0001;
const int8 LCDDisp_CUR = 0b0010;
const int8 LCDDisp_TXT = 0b0100;
const int8 LCDDisp_GRH = 0b1000;
// VARIABLES:
unsigned int n;
int glcd_ReadByte(void);
void glcd_WriteByte(int1 cd, int data);
void glcd_WriteByteAuto(int data);
void glcd_WriteCmd2(int16 data, int cmd);
void glcd_WriteCmd1(int data, int cmd);
void glcd_gotoxy(int x, int y, int1 text);
// read lcd port
lcd_port_read() {
int lcd_read=0;
if(input(LCD_B0)) { bit_set(lcd_read,0); } //0
if(input(LCD_B1)) { bit_set(lcd_read,1); } //1
if(input(LCD_B2)) { bit_set(lcd_read,2); } //2
if(input(LCD_B3)) { bit_set(lcd_read,3); } //3
if(input(LCD_B4)) { bit_set(lcd_read,4); } //4
if(input(LCD_B5)) { bit_set(lcd_read,5); } //5
if(input(LCD_B6)) { bit_set(lcd_read,6); } //6
if(input(LCD_B7)) { bit_set(lcd_read,7); } //7
return lcd_read;
}
//write to lcd port
void lcd_port(unsigned int8 lcd) {
output_low(LCD_B0);
output_low(LCD_B1);
output_low(LCD_B2);
output_low(LCD_B3);
output_low(LCD_B4);
output_low(LCD_B5);
output_low(LCD_B6);
output_low(LCD_B7);
// prevod z desítkové na dvojkovou soustavu
if(bit_test(lcd,0)) { output_high(LCD_B0); } //0 HW pripojení LCD
if(bit_test(lcd,1)) { output_high(LCD_B1); } //1
if(bit_test(lcd,2)) { output_high(LCD_B2); } //2
if(bit_test(lcd,3)) { output_high(LCD_B3); } //3
if(bit_test(lcd,4)) { output_high(LCD_B4); } //4
if(bit_test(lcd,5)) { output_high(LCD_B5); } //5
if(bit_test(lcd,6)) { output_high(LCD_B6); } //6
if(bit_test(lcd,7)) { output_high(LCD_B7); } //7 (krajní vývod LCD)
delay_us(10);
}
void glcd_init(void) {
int16 counter;
output_high(LCD_WR);
output_high(LCD_RD);
output_high(LCD_CD);
delay_ms(10);
// perform a reset
output_low(LCD_RST);
delay_us(2); // delay for a reset - IF THIS WAIT TIME IS TOO MACH (MORE THAN 10us) LCD NOT WORK (I do not know why..)
output_high(LCD_RST);
delay_ms(10);
// Set up the graphics and text areas
glcd_WriteCmd2(TextHome, 0x40);
glcd_WriteCmd2(TextArea, 0x41);
glcd_WriteCmd2(GraphicsHome, 0x42);
glcd_WriteCmd2(GraphicsArea, 0x43);
// set address to 0
glcd_WriteCmd2(0x0000, 0x24);
glcd_WriteCmd2(0x0000, 0x24);
// Clear all RAM of LCD (8k)
glcd_WriteByte(1, AutoModeWrite);
for (counter = 0; counter < 0x1fff; counter++)
{
glcd_WriteByteAuto(0); // fill everything with zeros
}
glcd_WriteByte(1, AutoModeReset);
}
void glcd_WriteByte(int1 cd, int data)
{
int status = 0, temp = 0;
output_high(LCD_WR);
output_high(LCD_RD);
output_high(LCD_CD);
while (status != 0x03) { // is LCD busy?
output_low(LCD_RD);
temp = lcd_port_read(); // read from lcd port
output_high(LCD_RD);
status = temp & 0x03;
}
if(bit_test(cd,0)) output_high(LCD_CD);
else output_low(LCD_CD);
lcd_port(data);
output_high(LCD_RD);
output_low(LCD_WR);
output_high(LCD_WR);
}
void glcd_WriteByteAuto(int data)
{
int status = 0, temp = 0; // status bits ARE DIFFERENT BITS THAN NORMAL
output_high(LCD_WR);
output_high(LCD_RD);
output_high(LCD_CD);
while (status != 0x08) { // is LCD busy?
output_low(LCD_RD);
temp = lcd_port_read(); // read from lcd port
output_high(LCD_RD);
status = temp & 0x08;
}
output_low(LCD_CD);
lcd_port(data);
output_low(LCD_WR);
output_high(LCD_WR);
}
void glcd_WriteCmd1(int data, int cmd)
{
glcd_WriteByte(0, data);
glcd_WriteByte(1, cmd);
}
void glcd_WriteCmd2(int16 data, int cmd)
{
glcd_WriteByte(0, data & 0xff);
glcd_WriteByte(0, data>>8);
glcd_WriteByte(1, cmd);
}
int glcd_ReadByte(void)
{
int data = 0, status = 0, temp = 0;
output_high(LCD_WR);
output_high(LCD_RD);
output_high(LCD_CD);
#asm nop nop #endasm
while (status != 0x03) { // is LCD busy?
output_low(LCD_RD);
temp = lcd_port_read(); // read from lcd port
output_high(LCD_RD);
status = temp & 0x03;
}
output_low(LCD_CD);
output_low(LCD_RD);
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#asm nop nop #endasm // THIS PAUSE IS VERY NESSESARY !!!//
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
data = lcd_port_read(); // read from lcd port
output_high(LCD_RD);
output_high(LCD_CD);
return data; // Return the read data
}
void glcd_putc(char c) {
glcd_WriteCmd1(c - 0x20, 0xc0);
}
void glcd_delc(char c){
glcd_WriteCmd2(c - 0x20, 0xc0);
}
void glcd_gotoxy(int x, int y, int1 text) { // sets memory location to screen location x, y
// location 1,1 is upper left corner; text = 1 (text area), text = 0 (graphics area)
int16 location, home;
int line;
if (!text) {
home = GraphicsHome;
line = GraphicsArea;
}
else {
home = TextHome;
line = TextArea;
}
location = home + (((int16)y - 1) * line) + x - 1;
glcd_WriteCmd2(location, 0x24);
}
#use fast_io(D)
void main() {
// setup_adc_ports(ALL_ANALOG);
//setup_adc(ADC_CLOCK_DIV_8);
setup_psp(PSP_DISABLED);
setup_spi(FALSE);
setup_wdt(WDT_ON);
setup_timer_0(RTCC_DIV_256|RTCC_8_bit);
setup_timer_1(T1_DISABLED);
setup_timer_2(T2_DISABLED,0,1);
setup_timer_3(T3_DISABLED|T3_DIV_BY_1);
enable_interrupts(INT_RTCC);
enable_interrupts(INT_AD);
enable_interrupts(INT_RB);
enable_interrupts(global);
glcd_init();
glcd_WriteByte(1, (LCDModeSet|LCDMode_XOR));
glcd_WriteByte(1, (LCDDispMode|LCDDisp_TXT|LCDDisp_GRH));
int i=1;
int16 td=1500;
while(1) {
output_high(red);
output_high(blue);
output_low(green);
glcd_gotoxy(i,1,1);
glcd_putc("It works :o))");
/* glcd_gotoxy(i,1,1);
glcd_putc("It works :o))");
i++;
if (i==30) i=1;
*/glcd_gotoxy(1,3,1);
glcd_putc("LCD with T6963 controller");
glcd_gotoxy(1,6,1);
glcd_putc("240x128px @ 20MHz - high speed osc");
glcd_gotoxy(1,7,1);
glcd_putc("welcomeee");
glcd_gotoxy(1,12,1);
glcd_putc("see what's new at noyz2k@gmail.com");
glcd_gotoxy(1,14,1);
glcd_putc("bla bla bla");
glcd_gotoxy(15,15,1);
glcd_putc("bla bla bla");
glcd_gotoxy(20,16,1);
glcd_putc("some more bla bla bla");
delay_ms(td);
glcd_gotoxy(i,1,1);
glcd_delc("It works :o))");
output_low(blue);
delay_ms(td);
output_high(green);
output_high(blue);
output_low(red);
delay_ms(td);
output_high(red);
output_high(green);
output_low(blue);
delay_ms(td);
output_low(blue);
output_high(green);
output_low(red);
delay_ms(td);
output_low(red);
output_high(blue);
output_low(green);
delay_ms(td);
output_low(blue);
output_low(green);
output_low(red);
delay_ms(td);
}
}
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PCM programmer
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| Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 9:19 pm |
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| Quote: | enable_interrupts(INT_RTCC);
enable_interrupts(INT_AD);
enable_interrupts(INT_RB);
enable_interrupts(global);
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Your program has no interrupt service routines. If an interrupt occurs,
the program will jump to address 0x0008, but nothing will be there.
The program behavior will be erratic.
Comment out the enable for global interrupts:
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// enable_interrupts(global);
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Also, disable the Watchdog Timer during initial testing of the program.
If the Watchdog is enabled, the program may reset when you don't
expect it. This can cause problems during debugging of the program.
For example, this routine could lock-up, and never exit. Then the
watchdog would reset the PIC:
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while (status != 0x03) { // is LCD busy?
output_low(LCD_RD);
temp = lcd_port_read(); // read from lcd port
output_high(LCD_RD);
status = temp & 0x03;
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Change the #fuses setting to NOWDT and comment out this line:
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// setup_wdt(WDT_ON);
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noyz
Joined: 31 Jan 2009
Posts: 59
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| Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 1:39 am |
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I will try to do this tonight and see what happens.
Thanks for reply.
About the speed of uC - and I mean the power of calculation - what do you think, the quartz speed determines how fast a uC will do a sum, multiply, divide or difference between two numbers or the quartz is just to determine the timers, and has nothing to do with the power of calculation? |
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Ttelmah
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| Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 3:25 am |
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The crystal speed, determines how fast the processor runs.
Things like multiplication and division take may thousands of instructions, the time for each instruction, _will_ depend totally on the crystal speed. However the number of instructions will depend on code.
So (for example), one programmer elects to use floating point arithmetic, while another spends extra time, and works out how to do the same job using integer arithmetic. The second programmer runs his code on a chip at 4MHz, while the former runs his on a chip at 20Mhz. However the code is faster on the 4MHz chip. The reason is that typically FP maths is perhaps between five and fifty times slower than integer arithmetic. The change in crystal, only give five times processor speed gain....
Similarly, things like array accesses are typically many times slower than accessing a fixed variable.
So the crystal determines _everything_ about how fast the processor actually runs, but good programming determines how fast the code will actually 'be'.....
Best Wishes |
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noyz
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Posts: 59
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| Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 6:17 pm |
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I find out why is restarting my lcd.
I made a function for writing the cause of reset on the screen
so the result is = MCLR_FROM_RUN but I don't have MCLR from pickit2 activated.
Even if I remove the pickit2, or put NOMCLR in fuses.. still getting this restart cause. :-?? |
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noyz
Joined: 31 Jan 2009
Posts: 59
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| Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 9:20 am |
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I think that I found out why it resets, I read that someone had the same problem with pic18Fxxxx. Mclr doesn't have to do with the problem
so the problem is using int16 instead int32.
And the PIC -resets.
Pretty uncool thing, no compiler error, not written in any documentation :-?? or maybe i am wrong.
I'll test it tonight  |
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noyz
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| Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 4:54 pm |
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| it doesn't make any difference changing all int16 into int32.. :| |
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