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How to control a Toshiba T6963C LCD Display using Labview

Hello there,

 

Could anyone help me or advice me how to control a Toshiba LCD using LABVIEW via PXI-6229? or any alternative NI HW is required?

 

Walter.

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Hi Walter,

 

have you read the datasheet for the display? It pretty much explains how to communicate to this device...

Best regards,
GerdW


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Hi GerdW,

 

Yes, I have read it but I dont really understand how to use PXI 6229 to control/sending characters to the Display. Would you mind to help me?

 

Thanks!

 

Walter.

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Hi Walter,

 

your PXI6229 provides 48 digital I/O lines.

The datasheet of the LCD is talking about 8 datalines (D0-D7) and 8 address lines (a0-a7). Maybe you need some more additional lines (like RW) for the communication protocol - here it is up to you to read the manual...

 

You have to configure the used DIO lines as output and send the correct data according to the described protocol. I would use the 8 lines for data and address each as block of lines for easier writing of byte values.

Best regards,
GerdW


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Hi GredW

 

Thanks for your advice. Meantime, would you mind to explain in more details as below,

 

"I would use the 8 lines for data and address each as block of lines for easier writing of byte values."

 

8 lines means???

each as block of lines means??

 

Many Thanks!

Walter.

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Could anyone can help me how to control T6963C LCD Display?As below,

 

I have setup up all the connection to the T6963C via PXI 6229 i.e. WR, RD,CE, C/D, RESET and FS1. For data line is D0..D7.

 

I am sending High to WR,RD,CE,C/D,RESET and FS1 and D7..D0 is 100111 i.e Text on, Graphic ON accroding to the DATASHEET but I dont see any things happen on the LCD display. Please help!

 

Walter.

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