Yesterday, 02:18 AM
(This post was last modified: Yesterday, 02:34 AM by Jules Marchildon.)
Pierre, I had help using a sigrok logic analyzer and a working GXP1625, my friend who's an amazing engineer, he helped me work out the external Res&Cap components and pin functions, then with the logic analyzer he was able to match it to an ST7567A. I see now there are several Arduino libraries that support this controller, so it should be very simple to flip over. Oh, and thanks for the L366 remote tip, I just purchase one from Alixpress for under 5 bucks free shipping.
btw, when I was in the sales rep business, Supertex was one of my product lines, in early 2000 I met several times with the original Harmony remote developers Glen Harris and Justin Henry, helping them with our EL backlight driver IC. They later sold off their company to logitech I think circa 2003~2004 for some big bucks, can't remember how much but well over $20M to the Swiss company.
Klause, in the past I dabbled with Great Cow, mickrobasic, but PICBasic Pro was my fav. Wow, even back in the 80's I used the 8052AH-BASIC. A few years ago my friend helped me move to the MPLAB C compiler so I can collaborate with him at work. If we can't modify an existing board for an inhouse projects, we use Arduino to get it done. He does all of our PCB designs and firmware, I'm very lucky.
btw, when I was in the sales rep business, Supertex was one of my product lines, in early 2000 I met several times with the original Harmony remote developers Glen Harris and Justin Henry, helping them with our EL backlight driver IC. They later sold off their company to logitech I think circa 2003~2004 for some big bucks, can't remember how much but well over $20M to the Swiss company.
Klause, in the past I dabbled with Great Cow, mickrobasic, but PICBasic Pro was my fav. Wow, even back in the 80's I used the 8052AH-BASIC. A few years ago my friend helped me move to the MPLAB C compiler so I can collaborate with him at work. If we can't modify an existing board for an inhouse projects, we use Arduino to get it done. He does all of our PCB designs and firmware, I'm very lucky.