PSoC™ Creator & Designer Forum Discussions

My first time using a graphic LCD, be gentle.

In the data sheet for the GraphicLCDIntf, it specifically lists about 7 display driver chips that it's compatible with.

In my initial searching for an LCD panel, I don't see any of those controller chips.

So what about parts like NT7108C, ST7565P, and ST7541? Is there a comprehensive list of controllers that this component is compatible with?

While I'm here, I'm having trouble finding a small, square, blue display. Like 160x160, around 2" diagonal. Any suggestions, I'm open.

Thanks in advance -

Dan

We are considering PSoC4M.

And using MiniProg3 to write to the device.

Our system is +5V only.

Therefore, the target device setting to +5V will not recognize the device.

If it is set to + 3.3 V, it will operate normally.

So we confirmed the SWD IF at +5V,

VTARG/VDDD/VDDA : +5V

VDDIO : +5V

SWDIO : +3.3V peak Square wave

SWDCLK : +3.3V peak Square wave

The above operation was also the same with CY8CKIT-046.

However, CY8CKIT-046 operates normally even at target voltage setting +5V.

Is this SWD operation correct when setting the target voltage +5V?

I am in trouble because I can not find the difference between the designed board and the demo kit.

Reagards,

Masashi

I installed the latest update and tried to use the USB Configurator.  I get this error and I don't see it installed on my PC.  How do I install it?

Menu item action, Launch USB Configurator, failed. File not found 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Cypress\PDL\3.0.4\tools\win\usbdev-configurator-1.0\usbdev-configurator.exe'

Where can I obtain the source code for the Bootloader Host Windows app that comes with PSoC Creator 4.2?  I found the USB only source for an older version from AN73503 but I am mainly interested in the UART/COM port transport.  I created a bootloader app for PSoC6 and the extension is .cyacd2 but the app from AN73503 looks for extension .cyacd.  Does the 4.2 app use a different format than the AN73503 app?