Cheap LCD?
Rayman
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Anybody tried·using·$14 LCD at Sparkfun (128x128)?
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=8498
It looks interesting because it has an 8-bit parallel interface.· I've got the Nokia "knock-off" LCD and it works OK, but it's a bit slow because it's just a serial interface...
Also, this one is very similar to the LCD used in the STM32 Primer.· The controller chips are from the same company and model#s differ only in the last digit, by one.
Only issue I see is finding·a connector for it...· I've emailed Sparkfun and they say they will have a carrier board for it "soon"....
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=8498
It looks interesting because it has an 8-bit parallel interface.· I've got the Nokia "knock-off" LCD and it works OK, but it's a bit slow because it's just a serial interface...
Also, this one is very similar to the LCD used in the STM32 Primer.· The controller chips are from the same company and model#s differ only in the last digit, by one.
Only issue I see is finding·a connector for it...· I've emailed Sparkfun and they say they will have a carrier board for it "soon"....
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Looks like the LCD you mentioned is no longer available.
Did you finish your Nokia driver? What controller is in on your "Nokia-off" LCD ? I'm developing a driver and my LCD has the Phillips controller. I need someone to test the Epson version too if you're available and interested.
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Here's a link to my driver for the Nokia LCD:
http://www.rayslogic.com/propeller/Programming/RaysStuff/Nokia/SparkfunNokia.htm
I seem to recall that it has the Epson chip.· I think the Phillips chip is different enough that it needs different code to drive it...
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Can you try this package if you have a chance? It's set for EPSON mode. No idea if it will work,·but works fine with PHILIPS mode. If you don't have time I understand. It is early development stage stuff.
Thanks for trying the package
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Post Edited (jazzed) : 1/4/2009 5:53:15 PM GMT
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