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posted on 2013/01/28 05:28:12 PM CET
I'm using COG LCD Board for platform EasyMXPRO V7 ARM , but did not get any example of how to install and found no code. Could someone help me please? Thank you.
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posted on 2013/02/16 05:08:54 AM CET
DO NOT change the power supply to your ARM board ! You will destroy the board and the processor.
Best to use 3.3V-5V voltage translator board, 3.3V to 5V boost converter and jumper leads.
http://www.mikroe.com/add-on-boards/power-supply/3-3v-5v-voltage-regulator/
http://www.mikroe.com/add-on-boards/power-supply/3-3v-5v-voltage-translator/
http://www.mikroe.com/store/components/wire-jumpers/
I made my COG work without level translators, but this may be operating outside of specification and/or may not work for you. You run a high risk of destroying your board and processor if you try it, as you need to break the VCC line to the COG and provide split supplies. I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY IF YOU TRY !
Messing with 5 Volts anywhere near a board designed for 3.3V could end in disaster.
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posted on 2013/01/30 05:29:20 PM CET
I'll have to buy an additional card or just change the power supply board EasyMxPro V7?
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posted on 2013/01/28 05:58:20 PM CET
Run up your compiler
Open the 'library manager' tab
Expand the 'Lcd' library option
Double-click on 'Lcd_Init' to get help on the function
Scroll down until you find the 'Library Example' Heading
Select the tab for your processor
Copy and paste the sample code into your editor, then compile and program
COG board requires 5 Volt supply, so you will need a 3.3V to 5V translator board and a source of +5V
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