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[WIP] [stm32] F469 disco hardware rev b08 display driver nt35510 #1003
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Display is not starting yet 😢 Also, It seems that the touch driver is slightly different version in B-08: |
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def init(module): | |||
module.name = ":board:disco-f469ni" | |||
module.description = FileReader("module.md") | |||
# Revisions = [b-03, b-02, b-01] | |||
# Revisions = [c-01, b-08, b-03, b-02, b-01] |
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If I remenber correctly the first revision in the list is the "default" revision. Not sure if we should change the default revision to C-01
(yet)?
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Maybe not (yet)?
Also - do you happen to have one of the b-08
or c-01
revision boards, too?
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do you happen to have one of the
b-08
orc-01
revision boards, too?
Not yet
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Ok :-D I just ordered a second one - just to make sure, that my first display isn't defective :-D
case NT35510_FORMAT_RGB888 : | ||
/* Set Pixel color format to RGB888 */ | ||
dsi_write_command(1, nt35510_reg37); | ||
break; | ||
default : | ||
/* Set Pixel color format to RGB888 */ | ||
dsi_write_command(1, nt35510_reg37); | ||
break; |
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case NT35510_FORMAT_RGB888 : | |
/* Set Pixel color format to RGB888 */ | |
dsi_write_command(1, nt35510_reg37); | |
break; | |
default : | |
/* Set Pixel color format to RGB888 */ | |
dsi_write_command(1, nt35510_reg37); | |
break; | |
case NT35510_FORMAT_RGB888 : | |
default : | |
/* Set Pixel color format to RGB888 */ | |
dsi_write_command(1, nt35510_reg37); | |
break; |
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I basically generated the code using CubeMX and then reformatted it. That's why there's a new copyright header in the middle of it. I never read the datasheet or understood any of it tbh. I also have a feeling that there is some pixel data offset mistake in the original driver, I think there are two pixels in the top left and one pixel in the bottom right that have the wrong color, but I never could fix it. Maybe it was just my display who knows, MIPI-DSI is basically magic.
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Well thats exactly what I am trying at the moment - and failing. I'm still not even sure my discovery board works (I have not managed to compile and flash an ST example that would bring up the display...) |
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@rleh For documentation; managed to generate ST example with TouchGFXDesigner (the experience was quite traumatizing) which brings up the display marked Went through the ST code - the reformatted Debugger says |
// Select the color coding for the wrapper | ||
DSI->WCFGR = ColorCoding << 1; | ||
// DSI_VSYNC_RISING | ||
DSI->WCFGR = DSI_WCFGR_VSPOL; |
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This looks a bit odd. In Line 77, WCFGR
is set to 0, then to ColorCoding <<1
and then to DSI_WCFGR_VSPOL
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The second assignment should probably be DSI->WCFGR |= DSI_WCFGR_VSPOL;
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Thanks for catching this and notifying here!
First attempt to fix #1002 by using the ST driver for nt35510.
This is for the STM32F469 example in
examples/stm32f469_discovery/display