Re: [Gumstix-users] PDA LCD

[Mark W. <mwi...@gm...>]

Joel,

Thanks for letting me know which file I should be looking at more then
the others. It seems almost pretty easy to get this setup, tho I'm
having to wait for a daughter board we're making in order to start
tweaking the times.

Any chance you got any sort of GUI running on yours with
tiny-x/small-x, nano-x/microwindows, or possibly something else? I
just wanted to see what I could Maybe check out in the meantime will
the daughter board is being fabricated.

Thanks,
-Mark

On 21/09/05, Joel Winarske <jo...@in...> wrote:
> Erik D. Rodriguez wrote:
>
>
> >Thank you. I appreciate the quick reply. The pinout you showed was my fi=
rst
> >guess, but not quite certain about the CL1 and CL2 lines. This is a ton =
of
> >good information.
> >
> >Any chance you worked with this LCD before? My coding abilities are not =
as
> >proficient as they should be, especially when we are talking about this
> >kind of task.
>
> No I haven't used this part in particular.  LCD displays are variations o=
n a
> theme.  I would suggest once you make the physical LCD connection, and se=
tup
> the registers for proper timing, write a simple pattern to the frame buff=
er
> to check your work.
>
> Joel
>
>
>
>
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