Yes, the GX Typhoon should work on the USB Expander.

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Hi, You are going to have to interface your input (sensors) with electronics to figure out the flow rate and interpret that to data (digital reading) to send to the display. You will need at least a microcontroller to do this (the host I referred to in my last post). Unfortunately that we do not do,...

Hello, Thank you for visiting our site. We carry an assortment of displays. We have alphanumeric (LCD and VFD) and graphic displays (LCD and TFT). Our alphanumeric line is capable of displaying letters, numbers, European alphabet and a limited number of characters and symbols. With our graphic displ...

Hi Ohad,

I sent you the memchip file via our ticket system.

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Hi,

Try to unplug and re-plug the GX (from USB connection). See if that helps.
If not, reboot and restart the firmware upgrade, leave it for about 10 minutes, then unplug and re-plug.

Please let me know how it turns out.

Hello Ren, With your GTT480272A USB module, although the provision is on the board to change it to RS232, you do not have connectors and the other components necessary to run it in RS232 mode. You will have to buy the serial kind, which is the GTT480272A (you have a GTT480272A-USB). As you can see h...

Hi Shourya, Correct, the floppy power cable we call it. Red wire for the +5VDC, yellow for the +12VDC. For pin 4 on the connector, it does not go anywhere on the display module. So, +12VDC on the floppy power cable will not go anywhere on the board. Thank you for asking, as improper power can defini...

Hello Rene,

How did you create the autoexec file?
Please make sure you use a hex editor instead of a text editor.

Hello Shourya, Here is the pin out for the Power Cable Standard Connector marked as 1 in the GLK19264-7T-1U figure you referred to in your first post: 1 +5VDC Power 2 GND 3 GND 4 No Connect Pin 1 being the pin closest to the other white connector, the Power / Data Connector. You only need to connect...

Hello, I hope it's okay that I deflect your inquiry to lcdc forum . I tried to look into setting reading interval, and all I could find is adding an Event on every second setting. As our offices are in disarray because of the move, I could not try a display and temp sensor out for you; hopefully soo...

Hi, Thank you for trying things out. You need to make sure that when you send the command 0xFE 0x58 (clear screen command) that you are sending only 2 bytes, and not a total of 4 bytes as you see in your display: 'fe58' which is 4 bytes. Please check the printf format details of your compiler. Or, g...

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Hi, Thank you for posting on the forum. Instead of SEROUT2 PORTA.2,32800,[254,106,1,64,1,191,63] Try SEROUT2 PORTA.2,32800,[254,106,1,64,1,192,63] As stated in the manual (I based it on a GLK24064 manual): "The definition of x must lie on byte boundaries. That is, x must be defined as 0x00, 0x08, 0x...

Hello duck,

Thank you for posting on the forum.

TTL levels for the LK204-7T-1U-LV is 0 - 3.3V.
You do not need level translator since you will be using same voltage levels.

Thank you,

Hi Ryan, Troy has good suggestions in his last post. Pleas give them a try. Also, if you want to keep things simple to start, try reading the display without pressing any keys, you should receive 0x00 as a reply. This then is in conflict with the other keys you set as 0x00. Unless those combination ...