Michael_L
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Yes it will work. The resistive touch panels are simply voltage dividers when pressed at a certain location. There is no IC or chip that is being powered. Normally with 5.0V you would get near 0...
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What you speak of is a feature known as double buffering. This means having 2 full display buffers, allowing you to show one on the screen, and write to the other "hidden" one. Then a simple comm...
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Morning,Correct, the LSBs (least significant bits) of each color data line will need to be tied to ground when 18-bit RGB interfacing is being used.
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Not a problem Marsaf, happy to help!
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Morning Marsaf,Great question, you will notice that the LSBs (least significant bits) are tied to ground.To answer your second question, the lack of bpp will only affect the color depth.Hope this h...
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Happy Holidays to you too! After reading your post, I understand you have several questions regarding the example code for the TFT controller board we offer. I would first like to say that this c...
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You are correct, that is way too slow! You should be able to fill the display in much under 1 second. Have you verified your delay routine to be the correct amount of time?What else is going on i...
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I'm not 100% sure on how you are writing to the display, however, the below example code will serve as a great reference for you as it has been tested to work: //-----------------------------------...
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The controller IC on our 7.0" CTP is the FT5406. Are you certain the pinout between your old touch panel and ours is the same? Are you able to run an I2C scan test to see if you can get an ACK fr...
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From what I have seen, this happens when the pixel clock, or dot clock, is not of the correct polarity. Can you try changing the polarity of the pixel clock in your software and try the display ag...