ERM19264_UC1609_MULTISCREEN.ino File Reference

Example file for ERM19264_UC1609 library, showing use of mulitple screens(two) sharing one buffer.
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#include <ERM19264_UC1609.h>

Macros
#define	CD   10
#define	RST   9
#define	CS   8
#define	LCDCONTRAST   0x49
#define	LCDRAMADDRCTRL   0x02
#define	MYLCDHEIGHT   64
#define	MYLCDWIDTH   192
#define	HALFSCREEN   ((MYLCDWIDTH * (MYLCDHEIGHT/8))/2)

Functions
void	setup ()
void	loop ()
void	display_Left (long currentFramerate, int count)
void	display_Right ()

Variables
uint8_t	halfScreenBuffer [HALFSCREEN]
ERM19264_UC1609	mylcd (MYLCDWIDTH, MYLCDHEIGHT, CD, RST, CS)
ERM19264_UC1609_Screen	leftSideScreen (halfScreenBuffer, MYLCDWIDTH/2, MYLCDHEIGHT, 0, 0)
ERM19264_UC1609_Screen	rightSideScreen (halfScreenBuffer, MYLCDWIDTH/2, MYLCDHEIGHT, MYLCDWIDTH/2, 0)
uint16_t	count = 0
uint16_t	seconds = 0
bool	colour = false

Detailed Description

Example file for ERM19264_UC1609 library, showing use of mulitple screens(two) sharing one buffer.

Author

Gavin Lyons

Note

1. GPIO is for arduino UNO for other tested MCU see readme.
2. This is for hardware SPI for software SPI see ERM19264_UC1609_SWSPI.ino example. https://github.com/gavinlyonsrepo/ERM19264_UC1609

Test:

1. 501 Shared buffer, Multiple screens (2 off) spilt into left and right , sharing one buffer
2. 502 FPS test frame per second