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display data write problems NT7506

 
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display data write problems NT7506
PostPosted: Tue Jul 09, 2013 6:47 am     Reply with quote

Hi,
I have problems with a Batron graphic display. Maybe someone could help me!!!

This is the model BTHQ128128E-FWTF-06-LEDWhite-COG. It is based on NT7506 controller.

I think the initialization is ok. I can send a command, I can read the status byte, but I can´t print any pixel!!

I have tested if the data I send are placed in RAM area of the display. The answer is yes. I read the same data that I have write before. The problem is that nothing prints in the display.

This is the init code:
Code:

void LCD_Init (void)
{
   
    //BACKLIGHT OFF
    output_bit (LCD_PIN_BACKLIGHT,L);
 
    //RESETB SEQUENCE:
    SET_TRIS_DB (0x00FF);
    output_bit (LCD_PIN_RESETB,L);
    delay_ms (20);                         
    output_bit (LCD_PIN_RESETB,H);
    delay_us (10);


    //INIT CSB AND E
    output_bit (LCD_PIN_CSB,H);
    output_bit (LCD_PIN_E,L);

    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_RESET);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_ICON_OFF);
   

    //SET POWER SAVE:
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_SET_POWER_SAVE_NORMAL);
   
    //USER APPLICATION SETUP:
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_DUTY_1_BYTE);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_DUTY_2_BYTE_128);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_ADC_SELECT_NORMAL);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_SHL_SELECT_NORMAL);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_OSCILATOR_ON);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_COM0_1_BYTE);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_COM0_2_BYTE_COM0);
   
    //USER LCD POWER SETUP:
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_DCDC_5_BOOSTING);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_REGULATOR_R_6_5);                     //
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_ELECT_VOLUMN_BYTE_1);                 //
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_ELECT_VOLUMN_BYTE_2_EV0|60);          //
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_BIAS_1_9);                            //
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_DATA_DIR_BYTE_1);
    LCD_Write_Comand (0);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_FRC_4_PWM_15);

    //GRAY SCALE REGISTER
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_GRAY_SCALE_MODE_1_2_FRAME_WHITE);
    LCD_Write_Comand (0x00);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_GRAY_SCALE_MODE_3_4_FRAME_WHITE);
    LCD_Write_Comand (0x00);

    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_GRAY_SCALE_MODE_1_2_FRAME_L_GRAY);
    LCD_Write_Comand (0x05);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_GRAY_SCALE_MODE_3_4_FRAME_L_GRAY);
    LCD_Write_Comand (0x05);

    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_GRAY_SCALE_MODE_1_2_FRAME_D_GRAY);
    LCD_Write_Comand (0x0A);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_GRAY_SCALE_MODE_3_4_FRAME_D_GRAY);
    LCD_Write_Comand (0x0A);

    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_GRAY_SCALE_MODE_1_2_BLACK);
    LCD_Write_Comand (0x0F);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_GRAY_SCALE_MODE_3_4_BLACK);
    LCD_Write_Comand (0x0F);

    //POWER CIRCUIT FUNCTIONS:
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_POWER_CONTROL|VC_ON);
    delay_ms (10);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_POWER_CONTROL|VC_ON|VR_ON);
    delay_ms (10);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_POWER_CONTROL|VC_ON|VR_ON|VF_ON);
    delay_ms (10);
   
    //REVERSE DISPLAY:
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_REVERSE_DISP|OFF);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_DISPLAY_ON);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_SET_INIT_DISPL_LINE_BYTE_1);
    LCD_Write_Comand (0x00);                                //LINE 0

    //RELEASE POWER SAVE:
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_RELEASE_POWER_SAVE);       

    delay_ms (20);                         
   
    //BACKLIGHT ON
    output_bit (LCD_PIN_BACKLIGHT,H);

    //LCD_Write_Comand (0xA5);    //Entire display ON (inversión the puntos)
    //LCD_Write_Comand (0xA4);    //Entire display OFF (inversión the puntos)


   
    LCD_Timing_Read (LCD_RS_STATUS);        //CHECK
     
    //WRITE FOR TESTING:
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_DISPLAY_OFF);
    LCD_Timing_Read (LCD_RS_STATUS);        //CHECK
    LCD_SetPageAddress (2);
    LCD_SetColumnAddress (10);
    LCD_Write_Data (0x0F);
    LCD_Write_Data (0x02);
    LCD_Write_Data (0x0B);
    LCD_Write_Data (0x0C);
    LCD_Write_Data (0x0D);
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_DISPLAY_ON);
    LCD_Timing_Read (LCD_RS_STATUS);        //CHEK
    LCD_Write_Comand (LCD_DISPLAY_OFF);
   
    //READING FOR TESTING
    LCD_SetColumnAddress (10);
    LCD_Read_Data ();                   //DUMMY READ
    LCD_Read_Data ();
    LCD_Read_Data ();
    LCD_Read_Data ();
    LCD_Read_Data ();
    LCD_Read_Data ();

}


Thanks in advance!!
asmboy



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PostPosted: Tue Jul 09, 2013 3:49 pm     Reply with quote

1- how do you-or I- know it is not a hardware/wiring problem??

2- on first glance - there is a LOT of code missing-
TOO much essential function() - not visible
and not ANY of the "LCD_xxxx" commands is shown.

3-IMHO -
way too much info held back to bother to analyze
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