Hi Matt,
On 2015-09-14 22:56, Matthew Schinkel wrote:
Would you suggest t6963s over ks0108?
Each has it's advantages
The text/graphics sounds interesting. Tell me more about the text. Do
you need to send each pixel to draw text?
For text the t6963 behaves closely to a hd44780: a fixed number of (8)
text lines, with the main difference that font width can be chosen (with
a pin) between 6 or 8 pixels, thus 40 or 32 chars/line (with a 240
pixels wide screen).
For graphics the T6963 resembles a monochrome display like a KS0108.
Text and graphics mode can be programmed and selected independently:
either one or both at the same time and there are different
possibilities for pixel-mixing of text and graphics: or, and, exor.
It supports free programmable characters in range 128..255, for the
range 0..127 you can use the built-in set or your own.
Note: Most of the above but not everything is supported (yet) by the
glcd-t6963 library.
How do you find the GLCD common library? Do you feel it needs some work?
I haven't looked at it very closely, apart from which functions it needs
to use it in combination with the t6963.
There is always something to improve, but people seem to wait for
somebody else to do it....
Regards, Rob
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