Problems w/ my glk1223225sm freezing w/ LCDC
Problems w/ my glk1223225sm freezing w/ LCDC
Hi, I'm having problems running my MO display w/ LCDC ...
My glk1223225sm seems to freeze after a random period of time running (sometimes just 20 seconds). I also own another display of another brand and i had the exact same problem ... the fix (as explained here) was to solder together the 2 wires going to the host busy and module busy lines of the serial port together. Not many owners of that display had had the problem so it might be due to my motherboard's serial port/controller. Would this fix work w/ my GLK screen? I tried to disable flowcontrol via the LCD command but then i get a lot of giberrish on the screen .....
I also cant seem to turn the backlight off through LCDC events (works well in test mode in LCDC config but not @ all w/ events, although i should really post this on the LCDC forum i thought id post it here too.
Appart from that the display works fine (still got minor problems w/ loading fonts through LCDC but that might just be me)
Hope we can get this sorted so i can put my GPOs to good use.
Thanks in advance
My glk1223225sm seems to freeze after a random period of time running (sometimes just 20 seconds). I also own another display of another brand and i had the exact same problem ... the fix (as explained here) was to solder together the 2 wires going to the host busy and module busy lines of the serial port together. Not many owners of that display had had the problem so it might be due to my motherboard's serial port/controller. Would this fix work w/ my GLK screen? I tried to disable flowcontrol via the LCD command but then i get a lot of giberrish on the screen .....
I also cant seem to turn the backlight off through LCDC events (works well in test mode in LCDC config but not @ all w/ events, although i should really post this on the LCDC forum i thought id post it here too.
Appart from that the display works fine (still got minor problems w/ loading fonts through LCDC but that might just be me)
Hope we can get this sorted so i can put my GPOs to good use.
Thanks in advance
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Havent any of you got an idea of what i could do to sort this problem?
My LCD is virtually unusable w/ that freezing problem. Guess I'll need to try it on another computer to see if the problem is related to my mobo .... I'll let u know when i can do that, but i wouldnt mind some sort of feedback on my problem though ...
Havent any of you got an idea of what i could do to sort this problem?
My LCD is virtually unusable w/ that freezing problem. Guess I'll need to try it on another computer to see if the problem is related to my mobo .... I'll let u know when i can do that, but i wouldnt mind some sort of feedback on my problem though ...
Hi,
I would try emailing support@matrixorbital.com from a NON Yahoo, Hotmail Excite (or other spam-tastic free email service). I'm sure they will get back to you ASAP.
I would try emailing support@matrixorbital.com from a NON Yahoo, Hotmail Excite (or other spam-tastic free email service). I'm sure they will get back to you ASAP.
LCDC isnt actually freezing, but rather the LCD is .... When frozen, the LCD doesnt update anymore and i can then still stop LCDC (which takes a much longer time than when not frozen) and then start it again making the LCD restart displaying its configured screens ... until it eventually freezes again...
lol oops, sorry musta misread.
Ok so when the LCD is frozen you just mean it stops responding to LCDC commands until you stop and start LCDC, i.e. when the LCD freezes if you quit LCDC and fire up MODG, all is well?
If so I doubt it's the lcd (a good thing) and could well be the way LCDC addresses your serial port...
Rob.
Ok so when the LCD is frozen you just mean it stops responding to LCDC commands until you stop and start LCDC, i.e. when the LCD freezes if you quit LCDC and fire up MODG, all is well?
If so I doubt it's the lcd (a good thing) and could well be the way LCDC addresses your serial port...
Rob.
yeah if I quit LCDC (and not even stop beforehand) and launch mogd afterwards, lcd responds to mogd .... BTW quiting LCDC as well as stopping it when LCD is frozen takes like 15 seconds
Might well be a problem with lcdc adressing my serial port ... noticed a problem w/ backlight command for instance .... using DSP->ProcessCommands -> backlightoff in a LCDC event doesnt work @ all, while using DSP->BacklightOff instead works well .... using backlightOff command in test area of LCDC config works too ....
Might well be a problem with lcdc adressing my serial port ... noticed a problem w/ backlight command for instance .... using DSP->ProcessCommands -> backlightoff in a LCDC event doesnt work @ all, while using DSP->BacklightOff instead works well .... using backlightOff command in test area of LCDC config works too ....