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LCD
The LCD character display can be used in three different ways:
- Output ASCII characters over a simple LCD controller.
- Output binary values in HEX representation (max. 128 bit).
- Access the display directly over the I²C interface.
Each colour of the background light is controlled by a 16 bit PWM controller.
I²C Interface
Background Light
Each colour of the background light is controlled by a 16 bit PWM generator.
The brightness can be regulated from 0x0000 (0% / off) to 0xffff (100%). To adapt the brightness curve to the human eye a adadption to a logarithmic scale has to be done manually.
Programming Example
The code snippet bellow shows how to set the background light on the LCD.
#include "reg_ctboard.h" CT_LCD->BG.RED = (uint16_t) data_halfword; /* Set PWM value for red background light. */ CT_LCD->BG.GREEN = (uint16_t) data_halfword; /* Set PWM value for green background light. */ CT_LCD->BG.BLUE = (uint16_t) data_halfword; /* Set PWM value for blue background light. */
ADDR_LCD_BG EQU 0x60000304 LDR r0, =ADDR_LCD_BG STRH r1, [r0, #0] ; Set PWM value for red background light. STRH r1, [r0, #2] ; Set PWM value for green background light. STRH r1, [r0, #4] ; Set PWM value for blue background light.