This will just be a pretty quick blog post without much explanation or anything else (more will follow soon )
Finally, we received the missing datasheet for the driver IC as well as some other needed documentation, and shortly after, Nikolaus managed to do the following:
Now, before you are getting excited:
This is NOT a picture from the Pyra devboard.
It is a built-in test pattern from the driver IC.
However, it means that the LCD is now properly initialized - now we're talking
Shortly after however, Nikolaus managed to do this:
This doesn't look spectacular, I know. It looks like a white box on a black screen.
However, it isn't.
It's actually an X server with a white xterm window.
If you look careful, you can see a tiny symbol in the top-left corner of the LCD - that's the shell waiting for input.
It's very very small (well, FullHD on 5"...) and the camera is a bit overexposed.
But yes, that does mean: We've got the LCD running on the devboard.
Now you can get excited.
I don't have the hardware PCB at home right now to connect the display myself yet, so I can't do any more pictures.
However, as soon as I get an updated version from Nikolaus, I'll do pictures and videos.
Now it's fullspeed ahead mixing the components further together
Finally, we received the missing datasheet for the driver IC as well as some other needed documentation, and shortly after, Nikolaus managed to do the following:
Now, before you are getting excited:
This is NOT a picture from the Pyra devboard.
It is a built-in test pattern from the driver IC.
However, it means that the LCD is now properly initialized - now we're talking
Shortly after however, Nikolaus managed to do this:
This doesn't look spectacular, I know. It looks like a white box on a black screen.
However, it isn't.
It's actually an X server with a white xterm window.
If you look careful, you can see a tiny symbol in the top-left corner of the LCD - that's the shell waiting for input.
It's very very small (well, FullHD on 5"...) and the camera is a bit overexposed.
But yes, that does mean: We've got the LCD running on the devboard.
Now you can get excited.
I don't have the hardware PCB at home right now to connect the display myself yet, so I can't do any more pictures.
However, as soon as I get an updated version from Nikolaus, I'll do pictures and videos.
Now it's fullspeed ahead mixing the components further together
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