Michael_L
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I believe for this display the way the pixel data is stored in the controller's RAM will be 24bpp format, regardless of the format that is chosen for the writes. Changing the color depth to 16bpp ...
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Morning,There must be a mistake in your schematic, for your reference please see the attachment.
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If the TFT interface on that microcontroller can support up to 1024x768 pixels, then using our 800x480 pixel TFT with it will be fine.To calculate frame buffer:800 (horizontal pixels) x 480 (vertic...
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The backlight's LED half-life is actually 50,000hrs, or just over 5 years. Yes, you are correct with your suggestions. You may dim the backlight to extend the lifetime. This can be done by eithe...
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Can you confirm the full part number of the display you are referring to?We used to sell 2.4" TFTs with the ILI9341 controller, however they used a 8/16 bit parallel interface.The serial interface ...
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Chris,Have you been referring to the proper datasheet for the NHD-4.3-480272EF-ASXN#-CTP? The pinout for the CTP is shown on page 4, and the /WAKE signal is not brought out to the 6-pin FFC.You wi...
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Hi daota, please see below: void comm_out(unsigned char c){ DC_LOW; PORTA = c; WR_LOW; WR_HIGH;}void data_out(unsigned char d){ PORTA = d; WR_LOW; WR_HIGH;}void Set_Column_Address(unsigned i...
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Yes, you would need to do exactly what you have described in your last statement. You need a font table in your program, and then you need a function that draws each character pixel by pixel based...
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You will need to either increase your write speed, or blank the display while writing the new data and then turning it back on when done. I'm sorry but there is no feature/command on the SSD1963 t...
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There is not a way to do this. What you are describing is essentially double-buffering, and the ILI9341 controller does not have this feature.