Well, in case anybody is interested, it seems to be that the analog inputs on this thing are not actually 0.7V peak to peak.
I looked at a datasheet of a very similar module (couldn't find one for this exact one) and the values were 0.7V minimum, 1.4 typical, and 2.0 max.
So I halved all of my ...
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- Tue Jan 19, 2010 10:57 pm
- Forum: Portable Screen Hacking
- Topic: Casio 5 inch LCD (from gamecube screen)
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- Sat Jan 16, 2010 6:22 am
- Forum: Portable Screen Hacking
- Topic: screen input?
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Re: scrhack tft lcd moduleeen input?
You won't be able to fully drive either of those with a PIC, because of memory and speed issues.
Neither of the screens' drivers contain the memory required to store an entire image, so whatever circuit you use to drive it has to have that memory and be able to access the data and put it on the ...
Neither of the screens' drivers contain the memory required to store an entire image, so whatever circuit you use to drive it has to have that memory and be able to access the data and put it on the ...
- Sat Jan 16, 2010 5:26 am
- Forum: Portable Screen Hacking
- Topic: Casio 5 inch LCD (from gamecube screen)
- Replies: 2
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Casio 5 inch LCD (from gamecube screen)
Hi guys. I have this Casio LCD which I got for dirt cheap (just a couple bucks). Maybe beyond the scope of what most people on this forum do, but I figured I'd give you guys a try anyway.
I've got a programmable logic device and a RAM chip hooked up to this thing acting as a framebuffer, so I can ...
I've got a programmable logic device and a RAM chip hooked up to this thing acting as a framebuffer, so I can ...