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KeepIS

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As you have an SD card holder on the backpack, I assume that the SD card holder available on 7" to 9" LCD displays is not wired into the LCD socket and cannot be used?

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Answered my own question, had a closer look at the board and they are indeed wired in parallel, so either one will work - once I set the correct option pin (yes I found on the overlay) all was good.

Mike.

BTW the Editor is working perfectly for me.


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I have just ordered a batch of the latest v1.3 Armmite BackPack PCBs.

Does anyone please have a list of all components (and size: 0805 / 1206 / other?) to populate this?

Not too worried about headers/sockets - just need a list of the electronic components - Thanks

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As per my previous post on this page - see page 1
 
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  Quote   As per my previous post on this page - see page 1


I did indeed see that but I saw the word 'partial'; and also thought that maybe it has changed more with the two newer releases. Anyway, got that print-out in front of me now - Thanks.

The only thing I can't see anywhere is mention of the component sizes - are they 0805 or 1206 (or other?)
 
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  Quote  The only thing I can't see anywhere is mention of the component sizes - are they 0805 or 1206 (or other?)


It's on the parts list on page 1
 
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Brilliant - thanks Peter!

Hopefully that's the same stereo jack, and uSD socket, as the MMX144. If so them I'm good to go

Sorry if the location of the information seemed obvious to you; but very difficult sometimes ploughing through many posts to ensure you have the latest and most up-to-date information.
 
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  WhiteWizzard said  ... very difficult sometimes ploughing through many posts to ensure you have the latest and most up-to-date information.


Indeed. In particular, is there any one place to go to find the latest version of all of matherp's contributions to the mmbasic family? If not, this would be a very valuable resource.

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they could easily be placed in the MMBasic library would be good.

A wiki article for each "thing", with proper versioning - the most recent would always be presented first but a full history if you want previous versions.
 
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  astro1 said   I have 6 of the version 1.2 boards. If you want one, let me know.
There was a mix up at pcbgogo, got more than l’ll ever could use. :’)

PM sent re this if you still have extras.

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aladdin4d
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If this is the wrong place to post this please let me know. I'm getting 10 v1.3 boards made. I plan on keeping the obligatory 3 boards for myself leaving seven available in the US if there are any other interested North American users around.
 
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Offering boards to other people is unlikely to get you in trouble!

Generously done.

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I've read through this thread and the 18 pages of Armmite - STM32H7: Developments
I'm bleary-eyed (and impressed with all the work done), but I'm still uncertain of the LCDPANEL command for the ILI9341:

OPTION LCDPANEL ILI9341, orientation, D/C pin, reset pin [,CS pin]

What are the D/C, reset, and CS pins for the backpack for the ILI9341?

Is touch like this?

OPTION TOUCH 56,123

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I tried to get all this sort of info on the silkscreen of the backpack. For the ILI9341 its on the silkscreen just alongside the ILI9341 header. You can just about see it in the picture on page 3 of this thread.

OPTION LCDPANEL ILI9341, orientation, 3, 2, 1


  Quote  Is touch like this?

OPTION TOUCH 56,123


Yes, for the ILI9341, but for a ILI9481 on the HAT header it is 112,56. Again all this is on the silkscreen so I don't have to keep referring to the schematic Edited by matherp 2019-02-22
 
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Ok, thanks. There it is, right before my eyes. Excellent idea.

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I downloaded the latest: 2019-02-19_195727_Armmite1.3.zip

and pasted it into NODE_H743ZI folder; in Teraterm got 5.05.03

I did "option list" and just got the ">" prompt. Then did OPTION LCDPANEL ILI9341, L, 3, 2, 1.

Now "option list" gives: OPTION LCDPANEL ILI9481, LANDSCAPE, 3, 2, 1
(and I get nothing if I configure touch and try "gui configure").

What is happening that it is getting switched to ILI9481 (which, as far as I know, uses the 2-row header rather than the one-row one)?

> ARMmite MMBasic Version 5.05.03
Copyright 2011-2018 Geoff Graham
Copyright 2016-2018 Peter Mather

> option list
> OPTION LCDPANEL ILI9341, L, 3, 2, 1
> option list
OPTION LCDPANEL ILI9481, LANDSCAPE, 3, 2, 1
>Edited by lizby 2019-02-22
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We seem to have two different things going on here. The first is that I had a typo in the text strings which incorrectly reported ILI9341 as ILI9481. This is corrected in the attached.

2019-02-21_182944_Armmite1.3.zip

The second is that you can't get the display and/or touch working. I've just tested a display on my Nucleo/backpack and it all works perfectly. I'm confused by

  Quote  gui configure


in your post. Do you mean GUI CALIBRATE? Is the display itself working and just touch failing or is it both? I'm pretty confident in the firmware as this is old code shared by all the Micromite family so as always check all the solder joints etc. I had a problem with my backpack and found I'd missed soldering one of the pins completely - easy to do when there are so many!



 
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Thank you. If you were confused, it was because I was confused. Yes, I did mean "GUI CALIBRATE" (and did use that to test).

With the new version, it does confirm ILI9431, but still nothing on the display (which worked before and after on a bigmik 170 backpack).

But here's a question: do I have to supply power to the 144 backpack? I haven't done that, thinking to power it off of the Nucleo board.

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  Quote  But here's a question: do I have to supply power to the 144 backpack? I haven't done that, thinking to power it off of the Nucleo board.


Yes, that is the problem. The concept of the backpack is that it supplies power to the Nucleo, it has a much bigger regulator. The power header on the Nucleo should be set to E5V.
 
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Ok, done and working now. That was a tough couple of solder points for me to make--I had been hoping to avoid it.

Thanks very much for your patience with one coming late to the h7-144 backpack party.

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