I have a Lanner FW-7565 with a LCM-162 display (driver: HD44780) running with Debian Squeezy on it. Because of the tiny display (20x2) I could with LCD4Linux only get two lines of information (for example: CPU + ETH0 usage) on the display. Therefore I wanted to migrate to LCDproc to get more information (key up/down for CPU, MEM, ETH0,… usage) on the display.
The problem is that my LCDproc output on the display is blinking and doesn´t show my “hello world”. Can you help me debug my config files? Here is the config:
[server]Driver=hd44780Bind=127.0.0.1Port=13666ReportLevel=5#ReportToSyslog=yesWaitTime=5User=nobody#User=root#ServerScreen=noForeground=noDriverPath=/usr/lib/lcdproc/Hello="Hello World!"GoodBye="Thanks for using"GoodBye="LCDproc!"ToggleRotateKey=EnterPrevScreenKey=LeftNextScreenKey=Right## Hitachi HD44780 driver ##[hd44780]ConnectionType=8bitPort=0x378Device=/dev/parport0#Speed=0Keypad=yesContrast=0Backlight=yesOutputPort=no#Lastline=trueSize=20x2#vspan=2,2#ExtendedMode=yesCharmap=hd44780_default#DelayMult=2#KeepAliveDisplay=0#RefreshDisplay=5DelayBus=true# For example to give directly connected key 4 the string "Enter", use:# KeyDirect_4=Enter# For matrix keys use the X and Y coordinates of the key:# KeyMatrix_1_3=EnterKeyMatrix_4_1=EnterKeyMatrix_4_2=UpKeyMatrix_4_3=DownKeyMatrix_4_4=Escape
Hi!
I have a Lanner FW-7565 with a LCM-162 display (driver: HD44780) running with Debian Squeezy on it. Because of the tiny display (20x2) I could with LCD4Linux only get two lines of information (for example: CPU + ETH0 usage) on the display. Therefore I wanted to migrate to LCDproc to get more information (key up/down for CPU, MEM, ETH0,… usage) on the display.
The problem is that my LCDproc output on the display is blinking and doesn´t show my “hello world”. Can you help me debug my config files? Here is the config:
Running LCD4Linux config:
Here is my LCDd.conf
Here is my log:
Has someone any clue where the problem in the config is?
The first row of lines are all black and the second row doesen´t show anything.
The LCM-162 uses a wiring that is different from those used by the '8bit' or 'winamp' wirings.
You have two options:
1. Follow the steps from http://www.tecnowledge.net/2009/06/getting-lcdproc-to-work-with-an-lcm-162-freebsd/ at add a new sub-driver for it. Note that this is not an official driver and is unsupported by ourselves.
2. Go into hd44780-ext8bit.c and replace these lines:
with these ones:
Using option 2) the keypad may need more fiddling with the reported key presses.
Fine Thnx, i will try it!