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News Release from: Micro-Robotics | Subject: QVGA LCD
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 14 November 2005
QVGA capability for the VM-1 embedded
controller
New from Micro-Robotics is a QVGA LCD and touch screen driver for the highly popular VM-1 credit-card-sized, embedded control computer that was introduced last year
New from Micro-Robotics is a QVGA LCD and touch screen driver for the highly popular VM-1 credit-card-sized, embedded control computer that was introduced last year The 5809 board carries a graphics controller IC (S1D13705) and a touch screen controller IC (TSC2003) allowing the inclusion of a QVGA graphics panel and/or a resistive touch screen in all applications that use the VM-1
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 25 Feb 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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All types of QVGA LCD displays without an on-board controller, the vast majority, are catered for in the hardware while Venom-SC, the popular, object-oriented, control-system language, designed and developed at Micro-Robotics specifically for the VM-1, supports multiple fonts and graphics commands.
The software currently supports monochrome images only.
A software upgrade may be required for some displays, but this will normally be carried out free of charge by Micro-Robotics if suitable target hardware is available.
The 5809 board plugs into an application board, near to, and in the same manner, as the VM-1 and tracking on the application board connects the 5809 to the VM-1 data, address and I2C buses. Request a free brochure from Micro-Robotics ...
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