PSoC™ 5, 3 & 1 Forum Discussions

 Hi to all....

   iam beginner to Psoc3...recently i tried to interface JHD12864E graphical LCD to psoc3...here, iam mentioning the steps that i did to interface it....

            1) I have taken 8 GPIOS of psoc3 (PORT6 of first touch starter kit) for connecting to DB0 to DB7 of JHD12864E.

            2) and i have taken 6 another GPIOS to various control pins of JHD12864E...

                                                             RS--->P4[6],    RW--->P4[4],    ENABLE---->P12[3],   

                                                             CS1----> P4[5], CS2----->P4[7],   RESET---->P2[7],

                                          and named each pin as shown above....

and i connected the power pins of JHD12864E as follows....

                                       pin 1----> GND,  Pin2---->+5V,   Pin3---> the varying end of 10K variable resistor,

                                      Pin  18---> connected to one end of 10K variable resistor, and other end of variable resistor connected to ground.                       Pin 19---->+5V,  and   Pin20------> GND

          3) here iam mentioning the source code which i have written..............

#include <device.h>

void main()

{

    /* Place your initialization/startup code here (e.g. MyInst_Start()) */

    /* CyGlobalIntEnable; */ /* Uncomment this line to enable global interrupts. */

   //RESET of GLCD//

   RESET_Write(0);

    CS1_Write(0);

   CS2_Write(0);

   RESET_Write(1);

   CS1_Write(1);

   CS2_Write(1);

   ENABLE_Write(1);

   CyDelay(1);

   ENABLE_Write(0);

   //First half DISPLAY ON//  //to turn ON the first half of this LCD the data through the pins should be like this//

   CS1_Write(1);               // CS1=1, CS2=0, RS=0(for instruction), RW=0 (to write),// 

                               //and DB0=7,DB6=0,DB5=1,DB4=1,DB3=1,DB2=1,DB1=1,DB0=1//

   CS2_Write(0);               //ENABLE Should be falling edge//

   RS_Write(0);

   RW_Write(0);

   PRT0DB_Write(0x3F);

   ENABLE_Write(1);

   CyDelay(1);

   ENABLE_Write(0);

   //Second half DISPLAY ON//     //to turn ON the first half of this LCD the data through the pins should be like this//

   CS1_Write(0);                  // CS1=0, CS2=1, RS=0(for instruction), RW=0 (to write),//

   CS2_Write(1);                  //and DB0=7,DB6=0,DB5=1,DB4=1,DB3=1,DB2=1,DB1=1,DB0=1//

   RS_Write(0);                    //ENABLE Should be falling edge//

   RW_Write(0);

   PRT0DB_Write(0x3F);

   ENABLE_Write(1);

   CyDelay(1);

   ENABLE_Write(0);

   //first half Y Adress //    DB7=0,DB6=1, DB5 TO DB0 is to give the Y address

   CS1_Write(1);

   CS2_Write(0);

   RS_Write(0);

   RW_Write(0);

   PRT0DB_Write(0x60);

   ENABLE_Write(1);

   CyDelay(1);

   ENABLE_Write(0);

   //second half Y Adress //

    CS1_Write(0);

   CS2_Write(1);

   RS_Write(0);

   RW_Write(0);

   PRT0DB_Write(0x60);

   ENABLE_Write(1);

    CyDelay(1);

   ENABLE_Write(0);

   //first half X page select// DB7=1,DB6=0,DB5=1,DB4=1,DB3=1, DB2 TO DB0 is to give x address//

    CS1_Write(1);

   CS2_Write(0);

   RS_Write(0);

   RW_Write(0);

   PRT0DB_Write(0xBB);

   ENABLE_Write(1);

    CyDelay(1);

   ENABLE_Write(0);

   //second half X page select//

    CS1_Write(0);

   CS2_Write(1);

   RS_Write(0);

   RW_Write(0);

   PRT0DB_Write(0xBB);

   ENABLE_Write(1);

    CyDelay(1);

   ENABLE_Write(0);

  //first half Start line

   //CS1_Write(1);

   //CS2_Write(0);

   //RS_Write(0);

   //RW_Write(0);

   //PRT0DB_Write(0xD0);

   //ENABLE_Write(1);

   //ENABLE_Write(0);

   //second half start line

   //CS1_Write(0);

   //CS2_Write(1);

   //RS_Write(0);

   //RW_Write(0);

   //PRT0DB_Write(0xD0);

   //ENABLE_Write(1);

   //ENABLE_Write(0);

//first half write data// TO WRITE DATA RS=1, RW=0

 CS1_Write(1);

   CS2_Write(0);

   RS_Write(1);

   RW_Write(0);

   PRT0DB_Write(0xAA);

   ENABLE_Write(1);

    CyDelay(1);

   ENABLE_Write(0);

  //second half write data// 

   CS1_Write(0);

   CS2_Write(1);

   RS_Write(1);

   RW_Write(0);

   PRT0DB_Write(0xAA);

   ENABLE_Write(1);

    CyDelay(1);

   ENABLE_Write(0);

}

/* [] END OF FILE */

and I kept all the pins driving mode as STRONG...

after doing this, my GLCD backlight is turning ON......but it is not displaying any data.......

so, can any one help me how to interface it correctly to Psoc3, so that i can send various data to display in the intended position of GLCD......here iam attaching the "topdesign" page of my workspace

Hello All,

I have been trying to drive an external power MOSFET (IRFD113 - N Channel) with the PSoC 3 at ~20 kHz. The GPIO pin appears not to have enough drive strength to switch the FET with acceptable rise/fall times. I was thinking that the SIO pins might help with their improved current sinking capabilities (20mA vs. 4mA). Does anyone have any suggestions on how I might go about doing this? Could I parallel pins for improved drive strength?

Thanks,

Diode Dan

P.S. I am aware of external MOSFET gate driver ICs. I would love to see a clever PSoC only solution though!

Hello,

I'm working on a project with CY8C29666-24LTXI.

I'm trying to reset the psoc with the macro M8C_Reset.

After the reset, the IMO clock of the psoc is out of tolerance, not calibrate.

Have you an explanation?

Condition of use:

U = 3.3V