Hi everybody,

I am beginner of engineer. so please excuse that I am not so well in ARM. In past, I used AVR STK500 tools and wrote assemble language for program. However, my boss need us to use ARM and C-language to make a LCD demo. It is difficult to me. Therefore, please everybody exchange your opinion for following issues:

Tools: EB40A (AT91R40008)
LCD panel: J180S7-01
Driver IC:HD66770
Status: Hardware poring as connecting LCD panel and EBI of EB40A
LCD provide: provide a parameter table as Initial table and wakeup table etc
Issue:
1, I see this parameter table for LCD, something can not be understand as
unsigned short HD66773RJ180S7 InitialTable[]=
{
0x07,0x0000,
0x0D,0x0000,
0x0E,0x0000,
0xFFFF,(10ms), //delay 10 ms

The under line instruction can not be understand how to delay 10 ms
If everybody know, please reply me! Thanks!

2. Once I write driving program for LCD, Do we find EBI definition in EB40A.h? And then use this definition of I/O to drive LCD panel, is it right ?

3. if have example of this board to drive LCD panel, please give a reference design.

4. Or everybody can advise me design steps how to drive this LCD. I would like to try how to write program, but don’t have direction. Which one is first ?

No one help us! I think I will change other develop tools for our development instead of ATMEL one. More friend use philips ARM tools, it can give me more support! Bye Bye!

Hate to say this, but if you can not take a functional board/EBI example and modify it - you are going to have troubles with anything.

The interface to the controller is going to be similar for any display it supports. If it does not support your display - there is nothing that will change that.

I think you were looking for help in the wrong place. I would have talked to the LCD manufacturer or the display controller manufacturer if there was any question of being able to function together.

I do wish you luck though!

[Edit]I saw no reason to just increase my post count so - If you want Atmel response - look for the Atmel people or use at91support@atmel.com - this is a public forum with public responses. I know you are bitter, but just move on. Atmel was not the best solution for you.[/Edit]

Hi guy,

Thank you for your quick response and good respect once we changed otherone ! Thank you for providing good service to the small potato! Small business you don't care too! Wish you have good business in furture! Bye bye