Sorry missed the ':' characters in between the numbers.

Hi Seb, Looks like you're getting some data through now. What about this instead? Data_Send2.fcfx This waits for the first two bytes to be received, throwing anything else away. Once the bytes are received it waits for the buffer to fill with a complete reading of 14 data bytes. Once this happens it...

Hello, I've had a look at the code and couldn't see many differences from v8 to v9 apart from the new font support. I'll have another pass through. I've got a display here but the pins are just marked 1-7 which isn't that helpful. I'll see if I can find a pin out for it and if not then I'll have to ...

Hi Seb, Please can you try this slightly modified program. This should interrupt on every byte received and add each byte to the circuilar buffer one at a time. Before I beleive you were trying to do a bit too much inside the interrupt. When we have at least 4 bytes in the buffer we re-send them to ...

Hello,

Many thanks for letting us know. I beleive I have now found and fixed the problem for you and the fix is now available via the library updates window.

Let us know how you get on.

I can't seem to replicate this one. I'll keep looking.

Can you confirm if it's still a problem with the latest updates? You might need to do a full database update to get all the latest DSP related bits.

Hi Nick,

Try adjusting the SPI component properties, e.g. things like the clock phase, polarity and sample point will effect how the incoming data is interpreted.

Hi Lee,

Looks like an interesting device, what do you see a component looking like?

Could you not just use it with the standard I/O components already available?

Hi Jorgen, I've had a look and compare of the v8 and v9 component sources and in terms of the colours they seem to be identical. I'll keep digging but I did notice this, both commands in your program are calling SetBackground. GLCD.jpg If you do nothing with the colours and stick to the property def...

Hello,

Pins 0 and 35 added for you now.

The X and Y offset are just down to how the rows/columns of the display has been wired to the driver IC. Is it working correctly with those settings?