I'm building an embedded device using the GLK12232. How do I remove the startup screen and set the default backlight state to off? I have my own EEPROM with settings and would like to use that as the default. Basically, I want the powerup state to be a blank screen with no backlight so that I can apply my own defaults from the EEPROM.
I tried to erase file 0 but I'm having trouble getting things to work.
I tried:
WriteByteToDisplay( 254 );
WriteByteToDisplay( 45 );
WriteByteToDisplay( 5 );
WriteByteToDisplay( 0 );
If I do this I get a corrupted display because this prevents a subsequent clear display command from working(which works if I remove the command to erase bitmap 0 );
I also tried substituting in combinations of '5'(ascii 5) and '0'( ascii 0 ) but I get the same problem.
I'm don't have a clue how to set the default backlight state as I'm unable to find any mention of changing this in the documentation.
Thanks
Removing startup message from GLK12232
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Hello Michael,
Thank you for posting on the forum.
For erasing the startup screen, please try sending 254 / 45 / 5 / 1.
For the backlight, try sending command 254 / 152 / 0.
Cycle the power of the GLK and see if the changes are in effect.
Please let me know if this helps.
Thank you for posting on the forum.
For erasing the startup screen, please try sending 254 / 45 / 5 / 1.
For the backlight, try sending command 254 / 152 / 0.
Cycle the power of the GLK and see if the changes are in effect.
Please let me know if this helps.
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Setting default backlight state
The command to erase the startup screen worked great. Thanks.
I'm having some trouble getting the command to change the backlight state to work. This command appears to set the backlight intensity which isn't what I want because I can't turn the backlight on when the user presses the backlight button. Luckily, I was able to save the device by sending 254 / 152 / 255 to set it back to full. I tried sending the full intensity command when the device wakes up(and powers on the display) and sending the zero intensity command when I power down the device. This doesn't seem to work because the intensity changes don't take effect until the display is power cycled.
I'm having some trouble getting the command to change the backlight state to work. This command appears to set the backlight intensity which isn't what I want because I can't turn the backlight on when the user presses the backlight button. Luckily, I was able to save the device by sending 254 / 152 / 255 to set it back to full. I tried sending the full intensity command when the device wakes up(and powers on the display) and sending the zero intensity command when I power down the device. This doesn't seem to work because the intensity changes don't take effect until the display is power cycled.
Hello Michael,
Glad to hear that the start up screen in now blank as you wanted.
I am not quite sure of the how you want the backlight to act, so I will just refer you to the manual, hopefully the features offered will fit the backlight changes you plan to implement.
Please check out sections 8.1.6 and 8.1.7 of the following:
http://www.matrixorbital.ca/manuals/GLK ... SM_140.pdf
Glad to hear that the start up screen in now blank as you wanted.
I am not quite sure of the how you want the backlight to act, so I will just refer you to the manual, hopefully the features offered will fit the backlight changes you plan to implement.
Please check out sections 8.1.6 and 8.1.7 of the following:
http://www.matrixorbital.ca/manuals/GLK ... SM_140.pdf
Raquel Malinis
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