Hi deathknight,

Sorry for the late reply.

Was the MX412 bright when you first got it?

Grunnsetning,

It looks like a software problem, so try reinstalling LCDC.

Best Regards,

Hi Grunnsetning,

I don't see any picture.

Best Regards,

Hi,

Thanks for posting on the forum.

You can request LCDC plugins at http://forums.lcdc.cc/index.php?showforum=7

Best Regards,

Hi Christian, Thanks for posting on the forum. Matrix Orbital displays can display almost anything that it is told, so you can get the spectrum analyser using winamp, winamp LCDC winamp plugin and LCDC(display software). You can find information on this at http://forums.lcdc.cc/index.php?showforum=6...

Sorry for the delay. I have replied via email.

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Hi Ipscone,

Please send me an email at tlam@matrixorbital for rma options.

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You have the latest VK202-24-USB then. Have you tried a fresh install of LCDC? You can also try posting on the LCDC plugin about the girder plugin.

http://forums.lcdc.cc/index.php?s=a9879 ... topic=3379

ehrnam45,

What kind of cable are you using? Internal or external usb?

Can I also get the pcb revision of your VK202-24-USB?

Here is a picture to illustrate what you should do to convert the unit back to RS-232.

Can you get closer to the middle, right above the serial connector?

Hi Ancyker, Thank you for posting on the forum. What you can do with monitoring CPU temp, ram usage, etc, is use the software that comes with the display, LCDC. Information on LCDC can be found at http://www.lcdc.cc/about.htm The information is sent from LCDC via other software plugins, so you will ...

Jason, What you can try is if your keypad has a grounding plane, connect it to a ground location on the LK204-25. Have you also enclosed the display, so it is shielded from noise? You may also want to try placing 470 ohm resistors inbetween the keypad and the keypad connector. The lines to the keypa...

David,

Thank you for posting on the forum.

The display is old, since it's a version 1.0, so it will be out of warrantly. However, if you email me at support@matrixorbital.ca, I will give you a couple options on this issue.

Best Regards,

Swen,

I suggest you still use this VCP, but you can avoid the driver problem by using the unmodified floppy power cable. Programming to the VCP and serial interface won't differ too much other than you are sending data to a different com port number.

Best Regards,