*Note: I use LCON as GPI/O to command the LCD ON and OFF, not as 'contrast'
Power for LM32019:
I supply 3'3V on pin 10, Ground on pin 11 and +22'5V (adjustable) on pin
12. 22'5 is used for 4bpp and high refresh rate. Lower bpp and refresh
require less voltage.
Power for PG320240-FRS:
I supply 5V on pin 10, Ground on pin 11 and -17V on pin 12 & 13.
This module is best driven at 5V. It works also at 3'3V, but bias voltage
grews 'down' to -22V and consumption seems to raise a lot.
Both LCD modules give the best results when all signals are buffered.
Both work at 3'3V, but are designed for 5V.
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LCD connection scheme for Sharp LM32019 & PowerTip PG320240-FRS
This is the conections from Dragonball VZ to these two LCDs I use:
Dragonball uCdimm pin LM32019 PG320240-FRS
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LFRM 74 1 (S) 6 (FLM)
LLP 71 2 (CP1) 8 (CL1)
LCLK 61 3 (CP2) 9 (CL2)
LCON* 73 5 (/OFF) 5 (/OFF)
LD0 53 6 (D0) 1 (D0)
LD1 54 7 (D1) 2 (D1)
LD2 55 8 (D2) 3 (D2)
LD3 56 9 (D3) 4 (D3)
*Note: I use LCON as GPI/O to command the LCD ON and OFF, not as 'contrast'
Power for LM32019:
I supply 3'3V on pin 10, Ground on pin 11 and +22'5V (adjustable) on pin
12. 22'5 is used for 4bpp and high refresh rate. Lower bpp and refresh
require less voltage.
Power for PG320240-FRS:
I supply 5V on pin 10, Ground on pin 11 and -17V on pin 12 & 13.
This module is best driven at 5V. It works also at 3'3V, but bias voltage
grews 'down' to -22V and consumption seems to raise a lot.
Both LCD modules give the best results when all signals are buffered.
Both work at 3'3V, but are designed for 5V.