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== Hardware interface == | == Hardware interface == | ||
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===LCDs with integrated controller=== | ===LCDs with integrated controller=== | ||
| − | * your LCD has a built-in controller with a parallel interface -> usage of i. | + | * your LCD has a built-in controller with a parallel interface: |
| − | * your LCD has a built-in controller with a serial interface | + | ** -> usage of i.MX LCD pins as GPIOs and emulation of a PC parallel port to reuse existing software |
| − | ** | + | * your LCD has a built-in controller with a serial interface: |
| − | + | ** -> not supported yet | |
===LCDs without controller=== | ===LCDs without controller=== | ||
| − | These LCDs can be used with i. | + | These LCDs can be used with i.MX internal LCD controller, ie direct connection between LCD & i.MX pins. Tested LCDs are: |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[LQ043_Adapt | Sharp LQ043 (480x270) TFT ]] (old default APF9328Dev LCD, no more sold by Armadeus Systems) |
| − | * [[MotLCD|Motorola A910 240x320 TFT]] | + | * [[Chimey LW700 |LW700AT (800x480) TFT ]] (old default APF27Dev/APF51Dev LCD, no more sold by Armadeus Systems) |
| − | * [[LQ057|Sharp LQ057 320x240 TFT]] | + | * [[Santek ST070015 |ST070015 (800x480) TFT ]] <strong> (Default APF27Dev/APF51Dev/APF28Dev 256k colors TFT sold by Armadeus Systems)</strong> |
| + | * [[MTF-T035|Microtips MTF-035 (320x240) TFT]] | ||
| + | * [[MotLCD|Motorola A910 (240x320) TFT]] | ||
| + | * [[LQ057|Sharp LQ057 (320x240) TFT]] | ||
| + | * [[Tianma_TM035|TM035 (320x240) TFT ]] (old default APF28Dev LCD, sold by Armadeus Systems) | ||
5v logic one: | 5v logic one: | ||
* Tianma STN Monochrome 320x240 | * Tianma STN Monochrome 320x240 | ||
* Ampire/xxx STN Monochrome 240x128 | * Ampire/xxx STN Monochrome 240x128 | ||
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==Software API== | ==Software API== | ||
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{| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" summary="LCD software APIs" | {| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" summary="LCD software APIs" | ||
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| − | ! ''' Controller ''' || ''' Interface ''' || '''Driver''' || '''Library''' || '''Working?''' | + | ! ''' Built-in Controller ''' || ''' Interface ''' || '''Driver''' || '''Library''' || '''Working?''' |
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| − | | HD44780|| // || [[GPIO_Driver]] || | + | | HD44780 || // 4 bits data || [[GPIO_Driver]] + PPDEV || LCD4Linux || style="background:#00ff55;" | Yes |
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| − | | || | + | | KS0108 || // 8 bits data || [[GPIO_Driver]] + PPDEV || ?? || style="background:#ddff00;" | Not tested |
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| − | | || | + | | None (use i.MX one) || RGB datas + control signals || [[FrameBuffer]] || SDL / Qt / ... || style="background:#00ff55;" | Yes |
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Latest revision as of 15:43, 13 July 2015
On this page, you will find all the information needed to use Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) with your Armadeus board.
Contents
Hardware interface
LCDs can be divided into 2 main categories:
- "intelligent" LCD with a built-in controller
- LCD without controller
LCDs with integrated controller
- your LCD has a built-in controller with a parallel interface:
- -> usage of i.MX LCD pins as GPIOs and emulation of a PC parallel port to reuse existing software
- your LCD has a built-in controller with a serial interface:
- -> not supported yet
LCDs without controller
These LCDs can be used with i.MX internal LCD controller, ie direct connection between LCD & i.MX pins. Tested LCDs are:
- Sharp LQ043 (480x270) TFT (old default APF9328Dev LCD, no more sold by Armadeus Systems)
- LW700AT (800x480) TFT (old default APF27Dev/APF51Dev LCD, no more sold by Armadeus Systems)
- ST070015 (800x480) TFT (Default APF27Dev/APF51Dev/APF28Dev 256k colors TFT sold by Armadeus Systems)
- Microtips MTF-035 (320x240) TFT
- Motorola A910 (240x320) TFT
- Sharp LQ057 (320x240) TFT
- TM035 (320x240) TFT (old default APF28Dev LCD, sold by Armadeus Systems)
5v logic one:
- Tianma STN Monochrome 320x240
- Ampire/xxx STN Monochrome 240x128
Software API
Generally on Linux you would need a kernel part (=driver) and a user space part (=library) to control and use your LCD in a reusable way.
| Built-in Controller | Interface | Driver | Library | Working? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HD44780 | // 4 bits data | GPIO_Driver + PPDEV | LCD4Linux | Yes |
| KS0108 | // 8 bits data | GPIO_Driver + PPDEV | ?? | Not tested |
| None (use i.MX one) | RGB datas + control signals | FrameBuffer | SDL / Qt / ... | Yes |
LCDs with controller
Parallel interface
Driver: Use Linux Armadeus GPIO driver with it's PPDEV emulation User space: Use either LCD4linux or Lcdproc depending on your application
Text: - HD 44780 (tested with GpioDriver driver (+ppdev emulation) and LCD4Linux
Graphic: - KS0108 (Nico and Juju have one sample, not tested yet because LC4Linux don't support it) - ?
User space tools / library found to control // LCD
LCD4linux Mainly used to display system information, not very customizable for user GUI
