From: Ansgar K. <kon...@it...> - 2007-06-26 06:34:01
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Hi Michael, thanks for your help :-) Michael Reinelt schrieb: >> Some connection details: >> >> LCD -- LPT >> Pin 1 (Shield) -> GND >> Pin 10 (EX) -> Strobe (1) >> Pin 13 (IOC1) -> /Autofeed (14) >> Pin 11 (RW) -> Init (16) >> Pin 12 (IOC2) -> Select In (17) > > Did you specify this wiring in the config file, too? Yes, this is the Wire section copied from the config file: Wire { RW 'INIT' EX 'STROBE' IOC1 'AUTOFD' IOC2 'SLCTIN' GPO 'GND' } I already checked the wiring more than three times. :-( This drives me mad, somehow... > If this doesn't help, could you send us the output of 'lcd4linux -Fvv'? Here it is: Version 0.10.0 starting lcd4linux.c: initializing driver M50530 M50530: using model 'generic' M50530: using 192 words DDRAM / 64 words CGRAM (8 user chars) M50530: using duty 2: 1/24, 4 lines x 48 words M50530: controlling 0 GPO's udelay: CPU supports Time Stamp Counter udelay: CPU runs at 807.340000 MHz udelay: using TSC delay loop, 808 ticks per microsecond M50530: using ppdev /dev/parport0 M50530: wiring: [DISPLAY:EX]<==>[PARPORT:STROBE (Pin 1)] M50530: wiring: [DISPLAY:IOC1]<==>[PARPORT:AUTOFD (Pin 14)] M50530: wiring: [DISPLAY:IOC2]<==>[PARPORT:SLCTIN (Pin 17)] M50530: wiring: [DISPLAY:GPO]<==>[PARPORT:GND] drv_M50530.c: SET FUNCTION MODE 0xfa initializing layout 'Default' lcd4linux.c: starting main loop To me, this looks quite all right, doesn't it? Kind regards Ansgar |