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1. If you click any of the button here you can see the execution screen of the related function on the IntelliLCD screen You can confirm the contents of the command sent from PC to IntelliLCD in this area 02 38 34 31 30 44 38 30 46 44 03 on_touch down 02 38 34 30 30 44 38 30 46 44 03 on_touch up 02 38 34 31 30 43 46 31 31 44 03 on_touch down 02 38 34 30 30 43 46 31 31 44 03 on_touch up When an event happens you can see the contents of the event in this area Touch Calibration Exit COMFILE Technology The TextBox program can also be used to check whether IntelliLCD is operating normally 82 Chapter 8 IntelliLCD Unicode Generator The Unicode Generator is a PC utility to help you write multi language Print command using UNICODE This program can be downloaded from www comfiletech com for free Unicode Generator Type the text in any language to be converted to Unicode format which can be used in Print command The Appropriate IME on PC and fonts both on PC and LCD should be installed First Font ms Mincho nd The text you want to print on LCD in any language FE Result of Command Print U 66 5B 1F 75 M Whole Command Separation Space Copy to Clipboard Close To execute the Unicode Generator properly you need to do two tasks beforehand as the following 8 1 Installing Font 1 On PC To execute Unicode Generator The font file whi
2. Example jump_screen 2 lt Advanced Parameters gt press_image_rect When the changing part of screen is different from rect value you can specify the graphical area by force in the format of left top right bottom transparent_color This parameter represents the color which will be regarded as transparent for press_image Example transparent_color amp HFFOOOO same with IntelliLCD command type Specifies the type of the area i e button or toggle The default value is button Example type toggle toggle_image The image file name which is displayed when the toggle is turned on lt Tip gt If you want to set some parameter in common for all area you can set it under common header to eliminate redundancy Example common clip_mode yes press_image fullsize bmp area id 1 rect 30 30 300 200 53 3 2 13 Other commands Sound Available on CUWIN s TL mode Sound file_name This command is available on the sound supported models Cuwin s iTL mode supports sound but iTL710 740A 840 does not This command plays a sound file and the supported format is WAV file_name refers to the file name on Storage Card folder and should be quoted Example Sound ring wav StopSound Available on CUWIN s TL mode StopSound This command is available on the sound supported models Cuwin s TL mode supports sound but iTL710 740A 840 does not This command ends the currently playing
3. If you want sound and RTC feature purchase CUWIN series which supports IntelliLCD mode How to use IntelliLCD in the CUWIN that does not support IntelliLCD mode You can run IntelliLCD in Cuwin 5000 6000 CWV even though they don t support TL mode 1 Setting Baud rate Only in firmware 2 6 5 or later Rename the dat file to IntelliLCD exe and copy it to the Flash DiskWAutorun folder The baud rate cannot be modified by the Cuwin s dip switches but it can be modified by creating a UserConfig ini file the root Flash Disk folder An example is shown below Comm Baudrate 3 3 correspond to baud rate 38400 Other options are 1 9600 2 19200 and 4 115200 2 Adding fonts manually Only in firmware 2 6 8 or later You can add additional fonts manually to Cuwin 5000 6000 CWV series in which fonts are not installed automatically from Storage Card Fonts folder Procedure 1 Make a text file named FontList txt in a text editor as shown below Example Storage Card WLBRITE TTF Storage CardWfontsWtimes ttf Flash DiskWegulim ttc 2 Copy it to the root of Flash Disk and copy those font files TTC or TTF format to corresponding paths Fonts can be obtained from the TTC and TTF files in your PC s c WwindowsWfonts folder COMFILE Technology does not assume responsibilities for illegal use of copyrighted fonts Table of Content Intell atole ke A ae AAA ae lA ae ct TEATE 1 Table Of Contents
4. PRINT COMFILE 10 10 nd Demo See manual for more commands and events Note that the display speed of the simulator on the PC is faster than that of the IntelliLCD This is due to the hardware difference between the PC and IntelliLCD When you use the IntelliLCD Simulator keep in mind that there could be other differences besides the display speed 81 Chapter 7 IntelliLCD TestBox The TestBox is a utility program that enables a user to test the IntelliLCD s operation status or function while IntelliLCD system is connected to a PC This program can be downloaded from www comfiletech com for free The PC and the IntelliLCD should be connected via 1 1 serial cable Before connecting make sure you check the PC s Com port first When the TestBox program is executed the following screen will be displayed After you select the PC s Com Port and Baud rate if you click the Open Port El IntelliLCD TestBox 1 00 COMI 3600 Open Port Close Port i _PSet Y Random Color Box _BoxFil RoundBox RoundBoxFill Circle _CircleFill_ _Arc Bezier Print Comfile Technology 4 Random TextPos amp Text Color Button Checkbox Slider Progress ShowCursor HideCursor Drawlmage Sound DotSize Color TextPos TopLeft A TextPos Rect CtrlFont CtriColor TextFont TextColor Clear button you can start using the Testbox
5. file name is the path to the file start_pos is the position in the file in bytes to begin writing 0 if omitted Example FWrite data bin abc 5 31 FDelete Usage FDelete fje name This command delete the named file Here the file name indicates a file stored on the SD card s root directory i e the folder name is storage card And the file name should be enclosed within single quotes Example FDelete record dat FRead Usage FRead file_name start_pos max_bytes query_id This command reads a file and responds by serial command When this command is executed the Son file read event is occurred and the content is informed file_name refers to the file on the root directory of SD card folder name is storage card start_pos refers to the starting position to read in byte 0 if omitted max_bytes refers to the total bytes that you want to read read to the end if omitted query_id refers to the value to confirm when on_file_read event arrives 0 if omitted Example FRead record bin FRead record txt 100 20 FRead record txt 50 FCopy Usage FCopy existing _file_name new_file_name This command copies a file It replaces existing file Both existing _file_name and new_file_name should be enclosed within single quotes and they indicate the files stored on the SD card s root directory i e the folder name is storage card Example FCopy fil
6. txt in this case does not matter as it is ignored Example FileCmd graphicl txt Let s imagine that we are about to draw a complicated background on the scene Often one needs to send a 1000 byte data from a CUBLOC or another embedded computer through the RS 232 interface If the data is to be stored at the CUBLOC or another embedded computer some memory space is needed and the data needs to be transmitted In such a situation the FileCmd command can be very useful First the commands to draw the background should be saved to a text file in a SD card installed on the system Now when a FileCmd command is executed the content of the file is carried out and the result is displayed on the screen That way the memory space of the CUBLOC or a embedded computer is saved and there can be one less data transmission VarCmd Usage VarCmd var key After IntelliLCD commands are saved in variable by SetVar command the variable name is var_key and this command is issued the content of the variable is executed This command is similar to FileCmd however the FileCmd uses files for storing commands while VarCmd uses the variables If you want to enhance speed while using FileCmd it is recommended to use FReadToVar and VarCmd together Example SetVar myvar Clear VarCmd myvar FReadToVar myfile txt myvar VarCmd myvar 43 FileEventOn Usage FileEventOn event file name condition Advanced featu
7. COMPILE Intelli LCD TECHNOLOGY User s Manual Version 2 6 8a compatible with firmware v2 6 8 March 13 2014 IntelliLCD is a graphic display engine It displays the result of a user s command sent through an RS 232C interface on an LCD screen It is an effective tool for putting together a simple graphic user interface w R5232 COMMAND Line 100 200 10 30 Box 120 310 12 150 Print Inte lliLCD IntelliLCD can display 260 000 colors It also supports TrueType fonts and is capable of touchpad input It further sports additional features as follows e Windows based TrueType font can be directly used on IntelliLCD e BMP files can be displayed on its LCD screen e For storing large size BMP files and font file and etc it supports SD cards e By connecting to a PC through a USB cable IntelliLCD s Flash memory or SD card storage area can be managed ActiveSync e It has a sizable 7 inch 10 2 inch wide 800 x 480 TFT LCD screen IntelliLCD models Models iTL710 740A iTL840K S Cuwin s iTL mode Screen size 7 inches 10 2 inches 7 10 2 inches Resolution 800 x 480 800 x 480 800 x 480 Supported no of colors 260 000 260 000 260 000 RTC battery sound Not supported Not supported Supported When you purchase the Starter Kit the accessories i e the manual cables and a 1 GB SD card are included but for a mass purchase only the main modules are delivered without the accessories
8. Binary amp H02 amp H85 ASCII code 8 H00 8H00 H00 8 H00 8H03 case sensitive 59 3 3 4 RTC events Cuwin s TL mode supports memorizing of time by RTC batery after rebooting iTL710 740A 840 does not have the battery 6 on_date The response for querying the current date ASCII amp HO2 8 6 year month day SH amp HO03 amp H38 amp H36 hexadecimal hexadecimal hexadecimal amp H2A 2 bytes 1 byte 2 bytes Binary amp H02 amp H86 year year month day amp HOO amp H03 hi byte lo byte 1 byte 1 byte 7 on_time The response for querying the current time ASCII amp HO2 8 T hour minute second x amp H2A amp HO3 amp H38 amp H37 hexadecimal hexadecimal hexadecimal 2 bytes 2 byte 2 bytes Binary 8H02 8H87 hour minute second 8H00 8 H00 8H03 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 60 3 3 5 Screen Events IntelliLCD has a Screen feature by which you utilize areas like as button controls adopting full size bmp file 8 0n_screen_touch This event occurs when an area on a screen is touched The on_touch event does not occurr when this event occurs To use released command than pressed event is recommended ASCII 8H02 8 C screen ID area ID 1 amp H31 lt when
9. 1 1 The host port accepts either a mouse or a keyboard If you want to use both at the same time you have to use a USB hub We recommend using a version 1 1 USB hub The USB port on the device side is for active sync See how to use the ActiveSync Warning Use a USB Mouse that is PS2 compatible 4 2 SD Memory Card IntelliLCD supports use of a SD memory card which should be separately acquired of a capacity of up to 2 GB IntelliLCD utilizes the SD memory space as follows This is where the user can store his her data For example A BMP image can be stored as a file in advance on the SD card and it can be displayed on the screen Data generated during system operation can be saved as a file on the SD card TrueType fonts besides the builtin fonts can be added by the user by storing them on the SD card When one store the additional fonts at the pre designated folder Storage CardWFonts on the SD card and reboot the system the new fonts are automatically recognized Tip When one uses a FAT file system where files have been written and erased over a long period of time some files could be fragmented Fragmentation can make IntelliLCD s recognition time longer In such a situation if defrangmentation is done on the PC the recognition time can be optimally shortened 69 4 3 Firmware Upgrade For IntelliLCD s feature improvement and bug correction we made it so that users can upgrade the firmware on their own
10. Accordingly users need not send the system to us or visit our company but perform the upgrade at home themselves Firmware upgrade happens through the use of an SD memory card and the upgrade file can be downloaded from our company s website www comfiletech com lt How to upgrade the Firmware gt Download the updated new firmware file from our company s website Copy the file into the SD memory card s root directory without changing the file name When your PC does not have an SD Card Reader use ActiveSync instead See how to use ActiveSync below After the copying is completed install the SD card on IntelliLCD and turn the power off and on the following message will appear on the screen informing that the update is completed A New Firmware has been Found Currently Installed Version 1 3 3 New Version Found 1 3 4 The firmware update will begin in 13 seconds Please turn the LCD power off NOW if you don t want the update Note 1 The original update firmware file on the SD card will be deleted automatically Note 2 Though the purchased IntelliLCD will have the most recent firmware installed based on its manufacture date we recommend checking our website if any newer firmware version has been uploaded Note 3 If you don t have SD card using Flash Disk is okay 66 4 4 Adding Extra Fonts by the User 1 Copy TrueType fonts into the SD card s Fonts folder The file names of the fonts shoul
11. Space y Copy to Clipboard Close 87 Chapter 9 System Variable System Variable is the variables that the IntelliLCD system sets automatically while general variables are set by user using SetVar command For example if you touch on the LCD the system generates sys_touch_x and sys_touch_y variables automatically for representing the coordinates of the touched point The name of system variables begins with the prefix sys_ and they cannot be deleted by DelVar or DelVarAll command The following is the system variable list which are currently supported 9 1 Basic System Variables Variable Name Explanation Hsys_fw_ver Firmware version i e 194 for version 1 94 200 for version 2 00 sys_screen_width The pixel co unt of width i e 800 sys_screen_height The pixel co unt of height i e 480 sys_tick_count The total ela psed time seconds since power is on sys_untreated_buffer The buffer si ze in bytes of the commands which are not parsed If this value exceeds 1MByte commands begin to be lost 9 2 Event related System Variables Events related Variable Name Explanation common Hsys_ctrl_id The control ID the user manipulated recently sys_down The pressed state of touch button checkbox or screen area which was manipulated recently 1 is down O is released on_position sys_position The position va
12. This event occurs when the checksum is successful ASCII amp HO2 8 D 2 amp H2A amp HO03 amp H38 amp H44 7 bytes continuous Binary amp HO2 amp H8D amp HOO amp HO03 5 bytes continous 63 3 3 7 Flexible Length Event advanced 13 on_file_read This event happens when there is a need to read a file and inform its contents Usually this is a response to the FRead command ASCII STX F FP Length of 4 TP Query ID Kz means A string of ETX amp H02 amp H46 amp H46 STX ETX 8H3 amp H31 hexadecima success hexadecimals of 8H03 hexadecimal 4 0 means the file content 4 bytes 2 bytes failure which will be 1 byte empty if failed Flexible length Query ID This is a parameter value sent with the FRead command and is used to check whether the request and the response match A string of hexadecimals of the file content In ASCII mode a 3 byte data such as amp H30 amp H2A amp HF7 will be expressed as 302AF7 6 bytes Binary amp HFF STX ETX STX ETX amp H41 Query ID 1 means File content Length s Length s 1 byte success in binary upper byte lower byte 0 means which will failure be empty if 1 byte failed Flexible ength 64 Chapter 4 Additional Features 4 1 USB ports for Keyboard and Mouse The USB host and the device each has one USB port and they are of USB version
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14. button gt x amp H2A amp HO3 amp H38 amp H36 hexa hexa means 8 H2A 1 bytes 2 bytes 2 bytes pressed lt when toggle gt 0 amp H30 1 amp H31 means checked means 0 8H31 means unchecked released 1 byte Binary amp HO2 amp H8C screen ID area ID amp HO1 means pressed lt when button gt amp HOO amp HO3 1 byte 1 byte amp HOO means released amp HOO 1 bytes 1 byte lt when toggle gt amp HO1 means checked amp HOO means unchecked 61 3 3 6 Other Events IntelliLCD has a receive buffer which maximum size is 1MB To prevent the buffer from being overflow or inform that the buffer is already overflowing the following events may occur 9 S on_buffer_warning This event happens when the size of untreated command buffer reaches to a certain warning level or above it The warning level can be designated by a user using the SetBufferWarning command The received data packet after this event happens is not thrown away When the client device receives this event if it temporarily stops transmitting more commands and resumes the transmission later a more reliable operation can be rendered ASCII amp H02 8 8 amp H2A amp H03 amp H38 amp H38 7 bytes continuous Binary 8H02 amp H88 8H00 8H00 8H00 H00 8H00 8 H03 10 on_buffer_overflow This event happens when an overflow
15. command draws an arc beginning at x1 yl and ending at x2 y2 The arc is confined to a rectangle defined by the upper left corner x1 y1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 The beginning angle is start angle and ending angle is end_angle where both angles range from O to 360 The dot size has to be preset to 1 by a DotSize command Example Arc 30 30 150 150 60 320 Bezier Usage Bezier x1 yl x2 y2 x3 y3 x4 y4 This command draws a Bezier line with respect to the given 4 points xZ yD x2 v2 x3 y3 and x4 y4 The dot size has to be preset to 1 by a DotSize command Example Bezier 30 30 50 60 120 80 100 130 Clear Usage Clear back_color This command resets the display to the initial default state while deleting all control settings When the optional back_co lor parameter is provided the screen backround is set to that color The initial e g default background color is white Example Clear Clear amp HAOOOOO 18 3 2 2 Text commands Print Usage Print string Lx y This command outputs text string The string has to be enclosed within single quotation marks The maximum length of the text is 1024 characters bytes including the two quote marks When the optional x and y values are specified it becomes a one time start point G e the upper left corner of the text to be outputted When these values are absent the text s start point becomes the point previously set by a TextPos co
16. feature is turned on and O means it is turned off Since the the dump contents are written to the comfile_dump_rx txt i e the received data and the comfile_dump_tx txt i e the sent data within a folder of the SD storage card an SD card must be installed before this command is sent The initial default state of the enable parameter is O i e no dump Since the dump operation slows down the entire system use this command only when necessary Example Dump Dump 0 ONO Usage This command resets the parsing state of the command currently coming to the IntelliLCD While the system is turned on if the transmission of a command from a client device is momentarily cut off or reset a situation may happen where the transmission of the preceding command is incomplete but the transmission of the subsequent command begins at the client device In such a situation the IntelliLCD system might receive an erroneous command and then display an unexpected result or an error message on the screen To prevent such an undesirable situation if is issued after the reset the command currently being parsed is abandoned and it turns to the state of waiting for the head of the new coming command Const Device CB280 Dim I As Integer Opencom 1 9600 3 80 180 VG Me CREAR Y E Macro l Vitelaeune 0 PRINT Has bend or Momias Cala 10 507 47 Usage When Q is insufficient you can use this com
17. left corner xZ y1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 The checkbox is assigned an ID numbers d which can range from 1 to 255 and not overlap with any previously assigned ID number of other control objects The initial content to be displayed on the checkbox can be specified by caption which has to be enclosed with single quotes For related events see on_click Example CtrlColor amp HOOOOFF Checkbox 2 100 315 170 135 Auto Mode Static COMPILE Usage Static 1d x1 yl x2 y2 caption align This command generates a static control of a rectangular shape defined by the upper left corner x1 y1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 The jd value ranges from 1 to 255 and cannot overlap with other controls ID number The a ign value designates the horizontal alignment mode and can be one of left center or right The vertical alignment is fixed to be the up and cannot be changed Example CtrlColor H000000 amp HDODODO Static 1 250 100 375 130 COMFILE center 20 XProgress Usage XProgress id x1 yl x2 y2 max range This command generates a horizontal progress bar control of a rectangular shape defined by the upper left corner x1 y1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 This control is used for displaying an ongoing progress situation The d value ranges from 1 to 255 and cannot overlap with other controls ID number Note that the max_range value ranges from 1 to 65535 and that the nu
18. sound Example StopSound TouchAutoRepeat Usage TouchAutoRepeat enable wait_time repeat_time This command is similar to the ButtonAutoRepeat command except that here a touchpad is touched instead of pushing down a button When the enable value is 1 the auto repeat feature is turned on when O the feature is turned off When this value is omitted it defaults to 1 but the initial state after power up is 0 The wait time specifies how long the button has to be pushed down initially to trigger the auto repeat Its unit is 1 1000 second when absent it defaults to 1200 G e 1 2 seconds The repeat_time is used for specifying the period of the auto repeat cycle Its unit is also 1 1000 second when absent defaults to 300 i e 0 3 second Example TouchAutoRepeat TouchAutoRepeat 1 1000 300 TouchAutoRepeat 0 ButtonAutoRepeat 2 0 54 GetLcdState Usage GetLcdState This command inquires the current LCD state The result is responded by on_lcd_state event immeadiately Note that the event does not occur while the power of LCD is off or the firmware is not loaded completely Example GetLcdState 55 3 3 Events An event is a process of the IntelliLCD transmitting a signal through its RS 232C interface triggered primarily by a touch input Besides a touch input the need inform the system state to the user can trigger an event to happen 3 3 1 ASCII Mode and Binary Mode First you have to choose bet
19. the Cubloc Study Board 1 As shown below Study Board 1 s RS 232 port and IntelliLCD s port are both of female type TX 2Pin RX 3Pin Thus a 1 1 cable cannot be used instead a male to male cross cable which is provided should be used 1 1 lo Os 0 Os po O gt lt 3a Ov 8 4a Os 0 0 O a 0 sa O 79 5 2 Sending a command from CUBLOC to IntelliLCD The following is an example of manipulating IntelliLCD through CUBLOC CUBLOC is an embedded computer made by Comfile Technology which can be programmed by BASIC and Ladder Logic languages For details see www comfiletech com For use with IntelliLCD the Set Led command was added starting from Cubloc Studio v 2 1 F If your version of Cubloc Studio is of a version older than v 2 1 F download the most recent version from www comfiletech com Set iLcd port_number This command sets the RS 232 channel number When the paramenter value port_number is omitted it defaults to 1 Example Set iLcd 1 This command outputs the IntelliLCD command through channel 1 Based on the CUBLOC model you are using the available RS 232 channels are different In case of the CB280 model RS 232 channels O and 1 can be used In case of the CB405 model channels O through 3 are available lt CUBLOC studio untitled cul DEAR File Edit Device Run Setup Help Bad y kA 4 mi E E FI BASIC F2 LADDER Lad
20. the manipulation is enabled and when it is O disabled When a control object is in a disabled state its color changes to light grey Example EnableCtrl 5 0 SetGroupToggle Usage SetGroupToggle ctrl_id_list group_id default_toggled_id This command makes a group for toggles Once a group is made only one of the toggles can be turned on If one of the toggles is turned on the others are turned off automatically If you push a toggle to turn it on the on_check event occurs while others don t make any events Even if you try to turn on a toggle which is already turned on no event occurs You can make group even before toggles are created If you call DelCtrlAll or Clear command every group is removed while DelCtrl command changes nothing The ctrl_id_list is the toggle IDs which are linked with comma The group_id is the identifier of group and is sent along with on_check event The default_toggled_id is the initial toggle ID which will be selected at the beginning and if you omit it the first one in ctrl_id_list is chosen Example clear setgrouptoggle 1 2 1 toggle 1 30 30 60 60 toggle 2 100 100 130 130 GetGroupToggle Usage GetGroupToggle group_id This command examines the state of group toggle requires on_check event to be sent You can get which toggle is pressed in group Refer to on_check event for more info Example GetGroupToggle 1 30 3 2 4 File access commands
21. to 200 Higher the number faster the drawing speed but the drawing becomes more unnatural Lower the number slower the drawing speed but the drawing becomes smoother When the speed is not specified G e when this command is never used the default speed is 25 which is the recommended speed The fastest speed can be up to 3 times as fast as the slowest speed Backlight Usage Backlight enable This command immediately turns on or off the LCD backlight Example Backlight Backlight 0 BacklightMode Usage BacklightMode wakeup_mode This command determines the details of the backlight mode wakeup_mode Q You can turn on the backlight only by serial command wakeup_mode 1 default You can turn on the backlight by touching LCD also not only by serial command Example BacklightMode 1 41 EnableSysMsg EnableSysMsg enable This command determines whether to show system messages such as error message or notice This command may take some time This setting is remembered even when the power is off enable 0 Hide system messages enable 1 Show system messages default Example EnableSysMsg EnableSysMsg 0 SetRtsDelay for RS485 mode only SetRtsDelay delay_time When an IntelliLCD event to client is occurred and the communication mode is RS485 use this command to set delay time ms concerning RS485 mode You should SetRtsDelay O or should not use this command when you use RS232 communicatio
22. to the file on the root directory of SD card folder name is storage card file name should be enclosed within single quotes It replaces the existing file The images on virtual space can be made by the CaptureScreen or CaptureFile command Example Savelmage imagel bmp Savelmage imagel bmp 3 37 Paste Usage Paste put_x put_y bitmap_id crop_x1 crop_yl crop_x2 crop_y2 transparent_color This command outputs an image previously saved at a virtual memory space which is addressed by bitmap_id at position put_x put_y Here put_x put_y is the upper left corner position of the image to be displayed The bitmap_id value can range from O to 9 when absent the value defaults to O When the upper left corner position put_x put_y values are omitted they default to the position set by the most recently used CaptureScreen command The initial position defaults to 0 0 When the crop area parameters crop_xl crop_yl crop_x2 crop_y2 are omitted the entire image is outputted if specified the cropped image is outputted When the optional transparent color value is specified the pixels which would have been normally displayed in that color are displayed transparent Example Paste Paste 200 200 0 Paste 0 40 40 300 300 CaptureScreen Usage CaptureScreen x1 yl x2 y2 bitmap_id This command captures the area of a rectangle defined by the upper left corner xl yl and the lower rig
23. when absent Also the optional grip_co or value can be assigned which defaults to grey color when absent For related events see on_position Example CtrlColor amp HDODODO XSlider 4 250 100 315 120 10000 SetCtrl 4 position 5000 YSlider L E i Usage YSlider d x1 yl x2 y2 max range highlight_color track_ width grip_color This command works the same way as the XSlider command except that the displayed direction is vertical instead of horizontal The higher the progress value the higher is the progressed state Example CtriColor amp HOOOOFF YSlider 4 250 100 275 180 10000 amp H4040D0 SetCtrl 4 position 5000 27 CtrlFont Usage CtrlFont font_size font_face font_bold font_italic font_underlined This command sets the font to be used within the control object s to be displayed later The usage of the parameter list is the same as the case of the TextFont command Note that this command takes effect only if it is used BEFORE a control object is generated The font of an already generated control object cannot be altered CtrlColor Usage CtrlColor font_color back_color J This command sets the font color and the background color within a control object Each color parameter MUST be expressed in a 6 digit hexadecimal number preceded by amp H The background color cannot be transparent Note that this command takes effect only if it is used BEFORE a control object is gener
24. D card screen_id the identifier of screen 1 255 1 if omitted Example DefineScreen script 1 txt DefineScreen Storage CardWscreen2Wscript2 txt 2 StartScreen StartScreen screen_id This command activates a screen If a screen is activated by this command and user touches on the screen the pressed graphic effect is displayed on the screen and the event on_screen_touch event containing screen ID and area ID occurs Note that you should call DefineScreen command first to use StartScreen command Example StartScreen 1 EndScreen EndScreen screen_id This command deactivates any screen which is activated by StartScreen command Even if there is no screen activated and you try EndScreen no error occurs Example EndScreen 2 51 SetArea SetArea area_id field value Modify the attributes of a screen area Field Value check or on_check The state of screen toggle 1 means ON O means OFF enable_touch_check Defines whether to make it possible to turn on the toggle by touching the LCD 1 means possible O means impossible enable_touch_uncheck Defines whether to make it possible to turn off the toggle by touching the LCD l means possible O means impossible A SetArea 1 0n_check 1 How to Write Screen Script Create a file regardless of file name and extension i e scriptl txt and copy it to Storage Card folder Example of the file content c
25. FCreate Usage FCreate file_name content This command creates a specific file with the file name f e_name If a file with the same name already exists the new file replaces the old file Here the f1 e_name indicates a file stored on the SD card s root directory i e the folder name is storage card When the optional parameter content value is specified that content is stored in the file otherwise a new file of zero size is newly created Both the file name and content should be enclosed within single quotes Example FCreate record dat 279432 SetVar data hello FCreate record dat data FAppend Usage FAppend file name content This command appends the content to the back of the file named f e_name which can be a path including a file name When such file does not exist a new file is created Here the file name indicates a file stored on the SD card s root directory i e the folder name is storage card Both the file name and content should be enclosed within single quotes If the content value of newline is specified CR and LF is written to the file Example FAppend record dat 279432 FAppend record dat newline SetVar fdata hello FAppend record dat Hdata FWrite FWrite file_name content start_pos Changes contents of a file The FAppend command can only concatenate to a file FWrite adds the ability to add content at any position in the file
26. Google com It is a public domain software We will explain how to use ActiveSync based on its version 4 5 1 Do not connect IntelliLCD and PC until ActiveSync is installed 2 If you double click the downloaded ActiveSync file progress is made as shown below ie Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 Welcome to Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 Setup Click Next to install Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 on your computer Cancel Click NEXT 3 After the program is installed an end user license agreement window such as below will appear Click Yes Agree and click NEXT i Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 License Agreement Please read the following license agreement carefully MICROSOFT SOFTWARE LICENSE TERMS MICROSOFT ACTIVESYNC 4 5 These license terms are an agreement between Microsoft Corporation or based on where you live one of its affiliates and you Please read them They apply to the software named above which includes the media on which you received it if any The terms also apply to any Microsoft v e terms in the license agreement 68 4 Input user information and click NEXT 5 After you clicked NEXT in the Step 4 in the following window will appear where you can decide in which folder you would like to install the program We recommend you simply click NEXT to install in the default folder i Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 Destination Folder Click Next to install to this fo
27. SB Device ActiveSync Power DC 9 24V Make sure the polarity is correct when you connect the power to the system Otherwise the system may incur damage Autio Out connector is supported on CUWIN series 1 2 Hardware Specification 32 bit RISC CPU ARM920T Core running at 266MHz RAM 64MB NAND Flash memory 64 MB NOR Flash memory 1 MB TFT Color LCD 260 000 colors TL710 740A 7 Inch Wide 800 x 480 iTL840K S 10 2 Inch Wide 800 x 480 LED Backlight 2 Serial ports RS 232C and 5V TTL Touch Pad USB Host Device supports USB memory stick Storage Supports up to 2 GB SD memory card Input power DC 9 24V 500mA Temperature range 0 to 70 C 32 to 158 F 1 3 External Dimensions TETIO 20 153 4 Active Area 155 20 T 2 lt o 2 3 s y N N oO 94 04 Viewing Area 105 TL740A 152 4 Active Area Active Area 91 44 Unit mm iTL840 132 48 Active Area 83 a 222 Active Area 10 263 6 1 Chapter 2 IntelliLCD Communications 2 1 Setting the Options 2 1 1 Communications Settings Port 8 bit data bits no parity 1 stop bit no flow control Supported Baud rates 115 200 38 400 19 200 9 600 bps bits sec How to change the Baud rate The Baud rate can be changed by altering the dip switch setting as shown below Note that the new
28. access commands Drawlmage Usage Drawlmage file_name x y transparent_color This command outputs an image stored in the file file name where the image should be in BMP bitmap format Here the file name indicates a file stored on the SD card s root directory i e the folder name is storage card And the file name should be enclosed within single quotes When the x and y values are specified it designate the point x y as the upper left corner of the image to be displayed when absent the upper left corner defaults to 0 0 When the optional transparent_color value is specified the pixels which would have been normally displayed in that color are displayed transparent Note that a speed way to repeat outputting the same image is to utilize the commands CaptureFile and Paste lt Advanced feature gt When Drawlmage is called to output an image from the SD card the image is cached in memory so suqsequent calls will not read from the SD card resulting in faster display To use create a list of comma separted image file names for the Drawlmage command to cache e g a bmp b bmp c bmp and save the file as Preload txt to the SD Card Example Drawlmage logo bmp Drawlmage logo bmp 50 50 Drawlmage logo bmp 50 50 amp HFFOOFF Savelmage Usage Savelmage file_name bitmap_id This command saves the image in a virtual space to BMP file This command is contrary to the CaptureFile command file_name refers
29. acoasssesagesens 46 3 2 10 Commands relat d to command buffer isis sis icsasasssssabzasessanresersaneas EOS AiO TOR ETE TE EREE TES 47 3 2 1 Timesrelated commands iia dp 49 o 2512 Screen related comadres ol x How to Write Screen Script ceececsecccsscccscccecccsecccecccsecccsecccsecceseccnsecceecceeccesecensecensecenevensevcnsevens 52 A O O A AA 94 NS US 56 3 35 ASCIL Mode and Binary Mode nihil ite E AA 56 3 3 2 Events related to Control Input ee eeeeceececeeccceececseccnsecccseccnsecceseccnsecceseccnevensevcesevees 58 323 3 Events for Returning Users lpltiraraa aa 59 IFA RTO EVEN Sardina 60 3 370 Sreem NO 61 3 30 Other BV EMt Sic in lade iain date a a a a a aa a aana eeens 62 3 3 7 Flexible Length Event advanced a a a a a 64 Chapter A Additional eA E Sraa EEG LEE EOE 65 4 1 USB ports for Keyboard and Mouse neessoessoessenserreerserosrereerrseesrrosrereeersererrosrrrerersersrrosrrrerereeerrres 65 422 D Memory Card eerten E e A E 65 4 3 Firmware Wp ora de ces eiee ee ES eae et escuchar 66 4 4 Adding Extra Fonts by the User o toco 67 LSD OW tO USE A CLV ES VIC oa ies cards btt dida 68 4 6 Execution of ACtive Syl ireren AA OR AAS AS 70 4 7 Accessing the IntelliLCD s Storage Device eee eceececececcececce cence cecsececsececssensesensesensesensesenses 72 4 8 Customizing Initial Demo oo cece ceecccecccucecsecccuscccucccuscecuucceueccauecececceueceeseceeaeceaeceeeceeeceanes 74 Chapter 5
30. actually happens at the receive buffer over 1MB Since the packets sent by the client device after the overflow are thrown away the graphics displayed on the screen may be corrupted User must prevent this event from being occured anyhow ASCII 8H02 8 9 amp H2A amp H03 amp H38 amp H39 7 bytes continuous Binary 8H02 amp H89 amp HOO 8H00 8H00 8 H00 8H00 8 H03 62 11 on_Icd_state This event tells the state of LCD as the response of the command GetLcdState Note that the event does not occur while the power of LCD is off or the firmware is not loaded completely and the event cannot occur more than once in a second This event automatically occurs once right after the LCD is powered on without any request from client ASCII amp HO2 8 A LCD state e amp H2A amp H03 amp H38 amp H41 1 Normal 6 bytes continuous 0 Abnormal lbyte Binary amp HO02 amp H8A LCD state amp HOO HO3 amp HO1 Normal 4 bytes continuous H00 Abnormal lbyte 12 on_checksum_error This event occurs when the checksum error mismatch happens ASCII amp HO2 8 B 2 amp H2A HO3 amp H38 amp H42 7 bytes continuous Binary 8 H02 amp H8B HOO HO3 5 bytes continous 13 Son_checksum_success
31. align The Static control s alignment mode It takes on the value of left center or right on_check The checked state of the Checkbox or the Toggle control object The value of 1 is for the checked state O is for the unchecked state Example SetCtrl 1 caption Next SetCtrl 1 position 550 SetCtrl 3 backcolor amp HO00000 SetCtrl 5 align left MoveCtrl Usage MoveCtrl d x1 yl 1x2 y2 This command adjusts the position of a control object on the screen When x2 and y2 values are omitted the control object with the ID number d is moved so that the upper left corner of it will be xZ yD When x2 and y2 values are specified the control object is moved to a rectangular area defined by the upper left corner x y 1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 Example MoveCtrl 1 200 200 MoveCtrl 1 200 200 300 250 ShowCtrl Usage ShowCtrl id show This command displays or hides a control object with the ID number zd If the show value is 1 it is displayed and when 0 it is hidden Since this command merely shows and hides an existing control on the screen all attribute values of the control are preserved even when hidden and a new control object of the same ID number d cannot be created Example ShowCtrl 5 0 29 EnableCtrl Usage EnableCtrl sd enable This command enables or disables the manipulation i e change of its attribute values of a control object When the enable value is 1
32. ariable name Example Div my_value 3 Div my_value k 35 Mod Usage Mod var_key value This command divides a variable by a value and sets the remainder to the variable var_key refers to the key name of the variable and should begin with the character value should be integer or another variable name Example Mod my_value 3 Mod my_value k Attach Usage Attach var_key string This command attaches a string to the end of a variable var_key refers to the key name of the variable and should begin with the character string should be a quoted string value or another variable name Example SetVar a pine Attach a apple print Ha SetVar a pine SetVar b apple Attach Ha Ab print Ha AttachChr Usage Attach var_key asc_value This command attaches a string which consists of a single character to the end of a variable var_key refers to the key name of the variable and should begin with the character asc_value should be an ASCII value or even another variable name Example SetVar a pine Attach a apple print Ha SetVar a PINEAPPL Attach a 69 print Ha FormatVar Usage FormatVar var_key digits radix Changes the number format of a variable You can specify the number of digits and the radix Radix defaults to 10 The high remnant positions are filled with leading zeros Example FormatVar a 3 16 FormatVar b 12 36 3 2 6 Image
33. ated The color of an already generated control object CAN be altered by using the SetCtrl command The controls which font_color can be applied Button Checkbox Toggle and Static The controls which back_color can be applied Button Checkbox Static Toggle XShder and YSlider Example CtrlColor amp HFFOOOO CtriColor H000000 amp HOOOOFF CtriColor amp HOOOOFF GetCtrl Usage GetCtrl d event This command requires an event to be occurred in order to get attribute value of control Event Value on_check Whether a Checkbox or a Toggle control object is checked 1 or not 0 on_position The position i e progress value of the XSlider or YSlider control or position Example GetCtrl 1 50n_check GetCtrl 2 50n_position 28 SetCtrl Usage SetCtrl id field value This command changes an attribute specified by field value of a control object with the ID number d Field Value caption The text string to be displayed on the Static Checkbox or Button control objects which needs to be enclosed within single quotes position or The current progress value of the XProgress YProgress XSlider or YSlider control on_position This is not an actual pixel value but a virtual value fontcolor The font color for the Button Checkbox or Static control backcolor The background color for the Button Checkbox Static XSlider or YSlider control
34. attering_delay This command generates a toggle button object of a rectangular shape defined by the upper left corner x1 y1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 A toggle button is a button where its pushed state is maintained i e if it is clicked once the pushed in state is maintained and if it is clicked again the popped up state is maintained To prevent chattering unwanted continuous touch specify the chattering_delay value in millisecond default 0 Its appearance is like a button but its functions and events are similar with checkbox For related events see on_click Example Toggle 1 40 40 120 60 Start ButtonStyleNormal Usage ButtonStyleNormal This command sets the external style of the Button and Toggle control objects to the basic state The basic state means the control object has a simple 3 D look and its pushed state and the un pushed state have different 3 D looks When no additional settings were carried out the basic state is the initial powered on state Note that this command takes effect only if it was issued before a button or a toggle control was created The style of an already created button or a toggle cannot be changed Example ButtonStyleNormal 23 ButtonStyleSolid Usage ButtonStyleSolid push_font_color push_back_color border_color This command sets the external color style of button and toggle controls to be of a single solid color Without any 3 D feel the buttons a
35. built in Flash memory reserved for system use Storage Card This floder represents the SD card where a user can freely write onto or delete a file from During the firmware update the new firmware file should be copied into the Storage Card folder which is SD card 73 Tip If the command parameter wants to specify the file path under sub directory of storage card you can write like this for example Drawlmage Storage CardWMy ImageWimage bmp 4 8 Customizing Initial Demo 1 Removing Demo IntelliLCD plays demo repeatedly right after the power is on If you do not want to play demo send the command like the following EnableDemo 0 This command applies to the next boot 2 Changing demo If you want to play your own demo instead of the existing demo play follow these steps 1 Write your own commands in notepad by PC Example color H000000 boxfill 0 0 800 480 2 Save it to PC as the file name is autorun txt 3 Copy the file to Storage Card folder of IntelliLCD or Flash Disk will be OK too 74 Chapter 5 Using IntelliLCD with CUBLOC 5 1 Connecting the CUBLOC Studyboard and IntelliLCD One needs to connect CUBLOC and IntelliLCD so that a command on CUBLOC can be transmitted to IntelliLCD As explained previously IntelliLCD receives date through its RS 232 interface Thus one needs to connect IntelliLCD with one of the CUBLOC s RS 232 channels The following is how to connect to IntelliLCD using
36. ch extension is TTF or TTC i e msmincho ttf should be copied to the Windows Fonts folder 2 On IntelliLCD To execute IntelliLCD The same font file TTF or TTC used in PC should be copied to the lt Storage Card Fonts gt directory and rebooted 83 8 2 Installing IME 1 Click lt Control Panel gt on the Windows Startup menu Administrator Internet e My Documents Internet Explorer O s 3 4 My Recent Documents gt G E mail Outlook Express i sl My Pictures Files and Settings Transfer D My Music Wizard O Windows Media Player Defaults pes Tour Windows XP e Conmect To a Windows Movie Maker k Printers and Faxes a Notepad 9 Help and Support yo Search All Programs gt 7 Run A Log Off o Turn Off Computer 2 Select lt Regional Options gt on the Control Panel ontrol Pane A lol xj Ele gdt Mew Favorites Tools Help Ea Gack gt v 87 Gsearch yFolders BS GE Xx A Ed Address E Control Panel Pao T s HE ao UU Y s Accessibilty Add Remove Add Remove Administrative Automatic Date Time Display Fax Options Hardware Programs Tools Updates E 49 amp Folder Options Fonts Gaming Internet Keyboard Mouse Network and Nokia Options Options Dial up Co Connecti a 9 so NVIDIA nview Phone and Post Power Options Printers QuickTime Regional f Scanners and Bureaublad Modem Options Cameras a 8 QQ SS y Scheduled Sounds and Symantec System User
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38. ct is caused by this command The color parameter MUST be expressed in a 6 digit hexadecimal number preceded by amp H 24 bits Bit23 bitl6 Bitl5 bit8 Bit7 z bitO BLUE color Green color Red color Example Color amp HOOOOFF gt red Color amp HOOFFOO gt green Color amp HFFOOOO gt blue Color amp HFFOOFF purple Each two digits G e 8 bits from the lower places are assigned R G B respectively Higher the value brighter the displayed color is E g FFFFFF displays white and 000000 displays black 15 RoundBox Usage RoundBox xZ yl x2 y2 corner_width corner_height This command draws a rectangular box defined by the upper left corner x1 y and the lower right corner x2 y2 where the four corners of the rectangle are rounded The width and height of the rounded corners can be specified respectively by corner_width and corner_height When the corner height is omitted it is assumed to have the same value as the corner width Example RoundBox 30 30 150 150 4 RoundBox 30 30 150 150 4 7 RoundBoxFill Usage RoundBoxFill xZ y1 x2 y2 corner_width corner_height border_colorstyle border_depth This command draws a filled rectangular box defined by the upper left corner x y1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 where the four corners of the rectangle are rounded The width and height of the rounded corners can be specified respectively by corner_width and corner_hei
39. ctiveSync s tray icon and select the Connection Settings Open Microsoft ActiveSync Connection Settings Explore 70 Check if your setting is the same as follows 3 Connection Settings Device connected JV Allow USB connections I Allow connections to one of the following This computer is connected to Automatic y I Open ActiveSync when my device connects Help OK Cancel Or disconnect and re connect the USB cable 71 4 7 Accessing the IntelliLCD s Storage Device 1 Click the Explorer icon 3 Microsoft ActiveSync File View Tools Help Sync Schedule Ez Erge Guest Connected Hide Details 2 Information Type Status 2 When clicked an Explorer window such as below open up E Mobile Device File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Q OB Pome Bree 18 Address J Mobile Device Flash Disk My Documents Other Places Program Files Application Data ES My Documents My Network Places The explorer window works the same way as the Window s Explorer window If you drag the files on your PC to this folder they are copied to IntelliLCD And if you drag some files in the IntelliLCD folder to a certain folder on the PC the IntelliLCD files are copied to the PC Note that you should NOT alter anywhere else other than the Storage Card folder The Storage Card folder is the SD card You can copy Fonts files or BMP image files onto th
40. d have one of two extensions TTF or TTC Note that the fonts installed on your PC can be directly used without any change and should not have read only attrib Fonts on your Windows PC are located in the Fonts folder under the Windows folder 2 After the new fonts are added when the IntelliLCD system is turned off and turned on again t font list will be outputted The font names outputted at this time are the fonts name to be used as parameter val commands such as TextFont where the pertinent parameter is font_face 3 Built in Font List Available without SD card Arial Arial Black AvantGarde Bk BT BankGothic Md BT Agency FB Book Antiqua Courier New BoomBox Copperplate Gothic Light Georgia Franklin Gothic Demi Freestyle Script Gil Sans MT Gloucester MT Extra Condensed Impact Haettenschweiler Humanst521 BT Matchworks Kabel Bk BT Koshgarian Ligh Maiandra GD Rockwell Times New Roman SerpentineDBol Tahoma 4 The entire available font list built in extended is shown on the upper part of the initi screen 67 ute ne new ues for al LCD 4 5 How to use ActiveSync The ActiveSync is software for connecting IntelliLCD to PC You can download from the Microsoft website http www microsoft com or http www cubloc com download intelliled activesync45_eng msi ActiveSync program can be found elsewhere on the Internet thourgh search engines such as
41. der Mnemonic i Const Device CB280 Set ilcd 1 3 Opencom 1 9600 3 80 180 5 Clear 6 TEXTFONT 80 Tahona 7 PRINT COMFILE 10 50 Do 10 Loop 76 The following program is a very simple example which displays the text string COMFILE on the IntelliLCD s screen You will notice that an precedes all IntelliLCD commands is the shorthand for PutStr command Next is a program which renders the same results as the above program lt CUBLOC studio untitled cul DAR File Edit Device Run Setup Help Bad GABA A gt nu E E FI BASIC F2 LADDER Ladder Mnemonic i Const Device CB280 Opencom 1 9600 3 60 180 t Waittx 1 Putstr 1 Clear 7 Waittx Putstr TEXTFONT 80 Tahona Waittx Putstr PRINT COMFILE 10 50 Do 14 Loop If is not used there is the inconvenience that the PutStr command which sends the RS 232 data and the WaitTx command which makes the system wait until the data in the transmission buffer is completely transmitted has to be used in every place where is used Next is a program which displays a character in sequence Const Device CB280 Dim ai As Integer Dim x1 As Integer x2 As Integer yl As Integer y2 As Integer Dim taane As String 20 Str As String 90 USeie allel il Const waittime 5000 Opencom 1 9600 3 80 180 Do weleer wY Draw 3 bmp images which were stored in SD card DrawImage 05 bmp Wait wait
42. ds are read to tell what kind of an event this is An IF statement or a Select Case statement is used Then the entailing data is read to determine the state of the event 80 Chapter 6 IntelliLCD Simulator The IntelliLCD Simulator is a LCD emulator executable within CUBLOC Studio We already explained that the Set iLCD is the command that sets the RS 232 channel to transmit an InteluLCD command Channel O means the RS 232 channel that is connected with the PC Thus if we issue the command Set iLCD 0 that means the IntelliLCD command will be sent to the PC From then on the IntelliLCD Simulator is executed Even though you do not have an IntelliLCD product you can see the same effect on your PC if you use this method When you use the IntelliLCD Simulator you cannot use the Debug command You need to issue the Set Debug Off command so that all Debug commands are unexecutable lt CUBLOC studio untitled cul File Edit Device Run Setup Help A aad SABE Al att Bs F1 BASIC F2 LADDER Ladder Mnemonic 1 Const Device CB280 3 Set iLCD O makes you see the output 4 on Simulator 6 Set ilcd 0 m IntelliLCD Simulator v1 16 7 Opencom 0 9600 3 80 180 rom fr Loen virtual Communicat tion Without serial communication FAW APPublish _APP Virtual Storage Card Dir Explore Reset C WtempWTestProj 9 Clear io TEXTFONT 80 Tahona
43. e Select one of the installed input languages to use when you start your computer Japanese Microsoft IME Standard 2002 ver 8 1 Installed services Select the services that you want for each input language shown in the list Use the Add and Remove buttons to modify this list English United States E Keyboard Japanese q Keyboard Add Microsoft IME Standard 2002 ver Microsoft Natural Input 2002 ver 8 1 Preferences Language Bar Key Settings 7 Run Unicode Generator and choose the language you want to input text English United States Y Japanese 86 8 Input the text Unicode Generator po eee X Type the text in any language irtete od be used in Print command The Appropriate IME on PC and Fonts both on PC and LCD should be installed first Font ms Mincho bd The text you want to print on LCD in any language Result of Command Print Us V Whole Command Separation Space y Copy to Clipboard Close 9 Confirm that the result of command is created Unicode Generator Type the text in any language to be converted to Unicode format which can be used in Print command The Appropriate IME on PC and fonts both on PC and LCD should be installed first Font ms Mincho y The text you want to print on LCD in any language FA Result of Command Print U 66 5B 1F 75 V whole Command Separation
44. e SD card 72 The figure shows the contents of the Storage Card folder To add more File Edt View Favorites Tools Help fonts copy the font files into the Fonts Q sxx B J search gt Folders Fiz folder Address a WStorage Card Sj sample__ bmp After you copy a BMP image file into Other Places J E 6 sample__ wav ESKS es oes ons 510KB this SD card s root folder and issue a A 510KB My Documents N 08 510KB Drawlmage command with the file 510KB 510KB name and the x y coordinates the 510KB j p 510KB image will be displayed on the screen command_manual doc 118KB bn at that position B Mobile Device Also for firmware upgrade you should copy the updated firmware file into this root folder and reboot the system This Explorer window is that of the PC If you drag a file here and drop it into the explorer window on the right the file is copied to the IntelliLCD Home Tools Help Qu B Ps E Foes F il a Re Elo This Explorer window is sample_ b 52 8KB mec 510KB that of the IntelliLCD 05 8MP 510KB 510KB ps Through the use of 510KB ae 510KB ActiveSync it looks as if it Y 11 BMP 510KB Y 128mP 510KB is one of the PC s hard S command_manual doc 118KB lt Other Places Application Data 2 My Documents drive B Mobile Device 3 Explanation of the Folders Flash Disk This is a
45. ed Example Delay 100 SetTimer SetTimer elapse file_name time_id This command sets a timer which execute FileCmd by periods It is applied instantly and lasts until the KillTimer is called The time_id should bel or more default 1 The elapse is a cycle in millisecond Too low value makes the system go slower The file_name is the name of the file which will be executed by periods This timer is not so accurate and should not be used for precise task Caution We don t recommend using graphic commands on the timer when any of graphic attributes for example color or font size etc are different with main commands because the main commands and timer commands are executed at the same time and we cannot predict the exact moment of each timer execution Example SetTimer 300 action txt 1 KillTimer KillTimer time_id This command removes the timer set by SetTimer command The time_id should bel or more default 1 Example KillTimer 1 50 3 2 12 Screen related commands The Screen is a UI frame adopting one BMP image file of full size to define control like regions in it This idea is different from that of existing button controls You can define such screens in specified file formats and call them as you want one by one DefineScreen DefineScreen script_file_name screen_id Defines a screen script_file_name this file contains the script of the screen details and should be in S
46. el bin file2 bin 32 FReadToVar Usage FReadToVar file_name var_key start_pos max_bytes This command reads a file and assigns a variable This command does not invoke any events var_key refers to the key name of the variable and should begin with the character HP file_name refers to the file on the root directory of SD card folder name is storage card start_pos refers to the starting position to read in byte 0 if omitted max_bytes refers to the total bytes that you want to read read to the end if omitted Example FReadToVar record bin Astring2 FReadToVar record txt fstring2 100 20 FReadToVar record txt Hstring 50 33 3 2 5 Variable access commands The IntelliLCD internal memory can be used to store user variables to be written and read SetVar Usage 1 SetVar var_key var_value Usage 2 Set var_key var_value This command assigns a string value to a variable on memory The variables will be removed when the LCD power is off and on again var_key refers to the key name of the variable and should begin with the character var_value refers to the value of the variable It is assumed to be a string value if enclosed with single quotes and a digit value if not enclosed with any character minus number is supported var_value can refer to other variable key All the variables can be used in all the parameters of IntelliLCD commands regardless whether the
47. filled i e it has the identical effect of specifying xl yl x2 y2 values as O O 799 479 respectively in the case of a 7 inch screen model Similarly in a 5 7 inch screen model the default values will be O O 639 479 respectively Example BoxFill 30 30 150 150 BoxFill 30 30 150 150 amp HOOFF40 3 BoxFill 30 30 150 150 pop 5 60 13 Box Usage Box xl yl x2 y2 This command draws a rectangular box defined by the upper left corner x1 y1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 Example Box 30 30 150 150 Line Usage Line xl yl x2 y2 This command draws line between two points x1 y1 and x2 y2 Example Line 30 30 200 200 MoveTo Usage MoveTo x y This command moves or designates a start point of a line And a subsequent LineTo command will finish drawing the line Example MoveTo 300 300 14 LineTo Usage LineTo x y This command draws a line starting from the previously set e g by a MoveTo command start point to x y Example LineTo 300 300 DotSize Usage DotSize value This command pre designates the diamter of a round dot to be drawn later by a graphic command The value parameter which designates the diamer of the round dot ranges from 1 to 255 except for Arc and Bezier commands for which the maximum value is limited to 1 Example DotSize 4 Color Usage Color color This command sets a color to be used by a subsequent command No immediate display change or effe
48. ght When the corner height is omitted it is assumed to have the same value as the corner width If you specify the border_colorstyle value a border with 1 pixel width is drawn in the specified color e g amp HFFOOOO for blue Besides a normal color specification e g amp HOOOOFF for red one of the two special parameter values can be specified for a special 3 D effect of 1 pixel width push for a pushed in look and pop for a popped out look The optional border_depth value ranging from 1 to 100 can be specified to set the degree of 3 D effect the default value is 50 Example RoundBoxFill 30 30 150 150 4 RoundBoxFill 30 30 150 150 4 5 amp HDFFFOO RoundBoxFill 30 30 150 150 4 5 pop 60 16 Circle Usage Circle xZ yl x2 y2 This command draws a circle that inscribes a square defined by the upper left corner x y1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 Example Circle 30 30 150 150 CircleFill Usage CircleFill xZ y1 x2 y2 border_color border_dotsize This command draws a filled circle that inscribes a square defined by the upper left corner x1 y 1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 When the border_color value is specified a border is drawn in the given color The border will have a thinkness of border_dotsize which defaults to 1 pixel when absent Example CircleFill 30 30 150 150 CircleFill 30 30 150 150 amp HAOBO030 5 17 Arc Usage Arc xl yl x2 y2 start_angle end_angle This
49. hile on the LCD The default initial value is 1 If send_event is 1 Sends the success event on_checksum_error The default initial value is 1 If send_event is 2 Sends the fail event on_checksum_success as well as success event Example CsErrNoticeMode 1 0 48 3 2 11 Time related commands GetDate Usage GetDate Caution If the battery is not supported on RTC the time setting is lost after rebooting Cuwin s iTL mode supports battery but iTL710 740A 840 does not This command invokes on_date event which returns current date year month day Refer to the on_date event Example GetDate GetTime GetTime Caution If the battery is not supported on RTC the time setting is lost after rebooting Cuwin s TL mode supports battery but i1TL710 740A 840 does not This command invokes on_time event which returns current time hour minute second Refer to the on_time event Example GetTime SetClock SetClock year month day hour minute second Caution If the battery is not supported on RTC the time setting is lost after rebooting Cuwin s TL mode supports battery but iTL710 740A 840 does not This command modifies the current clock The range of hour is 0 23 Example SetClock 2007 1 1 12 30 33 49 Delay Delay delay_time This command makes IntelliLCD wait for the next command doing nothing delay_time is in millisecond and can be 0 5000 The default value is 50 when omitt
50. ht corner x2 y2 and saves in a virtual space i e memory The bitmap_id value can range from O to 255 when absent the value defaults to O When xZ yl x2 y2 are omitted the entire screen space becomes the default retangle Note that this command does NOT capture the control objects but only the pure graphics Example CaptureScreen CaptureScreen 0 0 200 200 CaptureScreen 9 CaptureFile Usage CaptureFile file_name x1 yl x2 y2 bitmap_id This command captures the area of a rectangle within the image file stored on the SD card where the rectangle is defined by the upper left corner x1 yl and the lower right corner x2 y2 and saves the captured portion in a virtual space i e memory The bitmap_id value can range from O to 9 when absent the value defaults to 0 When x1 yl x2 y2 are omitted the entire BMP image is captured Currently only images of BMP bitmap format are supported The execution of the CaptureFile command is slower than that of the CaptureScreen command This command is contrary to the Savelmage command Example CaptureFile image bmp CaptureFile image bmp 9 CaptureFile image bmp 0 0 199 199 9 38 DefineAnimation Usage DefineAnimation fle_name_list elapse animation_id transparent_color This command defines a graphic animation which uses BMP files to show them in turns at a specified nterval hb The file name list is the list of BMP f
51. ile names in SD card linked with comma The elapse is the cycle of each frame in millisecond default 500 The animation_id is the identifier of the animation 1 255 default 1 The transparent_color is the color to indicate transparent area Example DefineAnimation imagel bmp image2 bmp image3 bmp 300 1 amp HFFOOFF StartAnimation Usage StartAnimation animation_id left top This command starts the animation defined by DefineAnimation The animation_id is the identifier of the animation 1 255 default 1 left and top is the coordinate value to display default left 0 top 0 Example StartAnimation 1 StartAnimation 1 30 30 EndAnimation Usage EndAnimation animation_id This command ends the animation defined by DefineAnimation and started by StartAnimation The animation_id is the identifier of the animation 1 255 default 1 Example EndAnimation 1 39 3 2 7 Environment setting commands EnableDemo Usage EnableDemo enable This command decides whether the demo will be shown when the system is turned on When the enable value is 1 the demo is shown when 0 it is not shown Note that there is no immediate effect displayed on the screen when this command is issued This setting is remembered even when the system is turned off Example EnableDemo EnableDemo 0 SetRecvMode Usage SetRecvMode mode This command determines the mode in which an event will be rece
52. ived The change takes effect immediately When the mode value is 1 the receive mode is ASCH and 2 designates the Binary mode The initial mode value is 1 i e ASCII however if changed the changed setting is remembered even when the system is turned off Note that there is no immediate change or effect on the display Example SetRecvMode 1 SetRecvMode 2 ShowCursor Usage ShowCursor This command makes the cursor visible on the screen ONLY WHEN the mouse is connected to the IntelliLCD system via the USB port Example ShowCursor HideCursor Usage HideCursor This command hides the cursor on the screen When the system is powered on the default is always to hide the cursor Example HideCursor 40 SetBufferWarning Usage SetBufferWarning bytes If the data which came to the LCD and is not yet parsed reaches a specified amount of the data buffer the on_buffer_warning event occurs This command sets the buffer size at which the event occurs The maximum bytes size is 1 MB i e 1048576 bytes and the initial default value is 0 5 MB G e 524288 bytes When the buffered data amount exceeds the maximum buffer size of 1 MB the excessive packets are lost the Buffer Overflow message is displayed on the screen for a short while and an on_buffer_overflow event occurs Example SetBufferWarning 10000 SetDrawingSpeed Usage SetDrawingSpeed speed This command sets the drawing speed to a value ranging from O
53. lder or click Change to install to a different Folder Install Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 to C AWProgram Files Microsoft ActiveSync tt Volume Disk Size Available Required Differences oc 5568 5333MB 28MB 5305MB 6 If you click NEXT again installation progresses as below i Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 Installing Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 The program features you selected are being installed Please wait while the Setup Wizard installs Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 This may take several minutes Status Validating install Cancel ie Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 Setup is complete The Setup Wizard has successfully installed Microsoft ActiveSync 4 5 Click Finish to exit the wizard 4 6 Execution of ActiveSync 1 After the installation of ActiveSync is completed now connect IntelliLCD and the PC with the provided USB cable ae PC INTELLILCD o 2 When the connection is completed the following window will appear Gf a new partnership message window appears Click No 3 Microsoft ActiveSync File View Tools Help Ky Explore Connected Hide Details amp Information Type Status 3 Now the IntelliLCD PC connection is completed and one can see the storage contents of the IntelliLCD from the PC s screen If the connection does not work even if you tried to do as above please check the following Click the right mouse button on the A
54. le defined by the two points The optional xa gn value can be one of left center and right The initial value is center and when omitted it defaults to the most recently setting The optional yal gn value can be one of top center and bottom The initial value is center and when omitted it defaults to the most recently setting This command takes effect only when used BEFORE using a Print or a PrintChr command an already outputted text s position cannot be moved by a TextPos command Example TextPos 30 30 TextPos 30 30 200 70 center top TextFont Usage TextFont font_size font_face font_bold font italic font_underlined This command sets the font of the text to be displayed The optional parameters are in the order of the font size font face and then whether to make bold to italicize and to underline The font_face value has to be enclosed in singe quotes and the rest of the parameter takes either of 1 true or O false values If you want some parameter value unchanged you can omit specifying that parameter or parameters yet you still need to use comma s to express the absence of the preceding parameter place See the examples below for better understanding There are 25 built in font faces including Tahoma Courier New Times New Roman and more fonts can be made available through the use of an SD card Note that this command takes effect only if it is used BEFORE the Print or PrintChr command is used A
55. lue of the slider contorl which was manipulated recently on_touch sys_touch_x The x coordinate of touch point which was pressed or released recently sys_touch_y The y coordinate of touch point which was pressed or released recently on_key_press sys_ascii The ASCII code of the key which was pressed recently on_screen_touch sys_screen_id The screen ID which was pressed recently lt THE END gt sys_area_id The area ID of screen which was pressed recently 88
56. mand Because resets the parsing system and ignores only one current command which was being parsed but never erases any commands which have never been parsed However resets the parsing system and ignores currently parsing command and erase all the remaining untreated commands in buffer So reacts promptly always while may not Note that can affect autorun commands to erase the latter part of the autorun content Cs Usage Cs checksum This command sends the checksum about the subsequent command in advance The checksum feature is not an obligation You may attach checksum to some commands and some not The ASCII values of all the alphabets case sensative spaces and semi colons consisting the subsequent command should be added up to make a value and the value should be divided by 256 and the remainder is checksum The checksum can be expressed in decimal or hexa format Hexa format needs amp H at the beginning If the checksum mismatches the command is not executed Example Cs 106 PSet 2 5 CS amp H6A PSet 2 5 Explanation 80 P 83 S 101 e 116 t 32 space 50 2 44 53 57 59 gt 618 The remainder after 618 is divided by 256 is 106 The 6A is the hexa format of 106 CsErrNoticeMode Usage CsErrNoticeMode show_msgbx send_event This command defines what to do when the checksum mismatches If show_msgbx is 1 Shows a message box for a w
57. mber is not an actual pixel value but a virtual number To express a progress value the SetCtrl command is used The higher the progress value the more to the right is the progressed state Example XProgress 4 250 100 315 120 10000 SetCtrl 4 position 5000 YProgress Usage YProgress id x1 yl x2 y2 max range This command works the same way as the XProgress command except that the generated progress bar control is vertical instead of horizontal To express a progress value the SetCtrl command is used The higher the progress value the higher is the progressed state Example YProgress 4 250 100 275 180 10000 SetCtrl 4 position 5000 26 XSlider J Usage XSlider id x1 yl x2 y2 max range highlight_color track_width grip_color This command generates a horizontal slider control within an invisible rectangle defined by the upper left corner x1 y1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 The jd value ranges from 1 to 255 and cannot overlap with other controls ID number Note that the max_range value ranges from 1 to 65535 and that the number is not an actual pixel value but a virtual number To express a progress value the SetCtrl command is used The higher the progress value the more to the right is the progressed state When the optional highlight color value is assigned the progress portion on the leftside of the grup is colored in that color The optional track_width value can be assigned which defaults to 4
58. mediately deletes the specified control object and its ID number d is also deleted to become reusable If a non existing control object is deleted by mistake no error will be generated Example DelCtrl 5 Button 5 30 30 200 200 DelCtrlAll Usage DelCtrlAll This command deletes all control objects and unregisters them Even if there is no control and you try to delete no error occurs Example DelCtrlAll Button Start Usage Button id x1 yl x2 y2 caption chattering_delay This command generates a button object of a rectangular shape defined by the upper left corner x1 y1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 The button is assigned an ID numbers d which can range from 1 to 255 and not overlap with any previously assigned ID number of other control objects The initial content to be displayed on the button can be specified by caption which has to be enclosed with single quotes To prevent chattering unwanted continuous touch specify the chattering_delay value in millisecond default 0 Also this does not apply when the ButtonAutoRepeat feature is activated For related events see on_click Example Button 1 40 40 120 60 Start Button 1 40 40 120 60 Start 800 A caption for more than one line is possible where different lines are delimited by the character Example Button 1 40 40 120 100 Start now 22 Toggle Auto Mode Usage Toggle d xl yl x2 y2 caption ch
59. mmand Line breaks are supported You can use ASCII codes 13 10 or the text lt CRLF gt for line breaks Example Print Hello Comfile Technology Print Hello Comfile Technology 50 50 SetVar value Hello Print value 50 50 Print Hello lt CRLF gt Comfile Technology x Multi language support The IntelliLCD supports printing all the languages over the world only if user installs the appropriate font using UNICODE For further information please refer to lt Chapter 7 IntelliLCD Unicode Generator gt Example Print U 66 5B 1F 75 Print U 665B1F75 Print U 66 5B 1F 75 Print U 66 5B 1F 75 PrintChr Usage PrintChr asc_value x y This command outputs one character The asc_alue is an ASCI value ranging from 32 to 255 When the optional x and y values are specified it becomes a one time start point G e the upper left corner of the text to be outputted When these values are absent the text s start point becomes the point previously set by a TextPos command Example PrintChr 96 PrintChr 65 200 100 19 TextPos Usage TextPos x yl x2 y2 xalign yalign This command sets the start i e upper left corner position of a text to be displayed subsequently When only x and y values are specified those specify the upper left corner of the text to be outputted when the optional x2 and y2 values are also specified the text to be displayed will be output within the rectang
60. n IntelliLCD follows these steps when it sends event to client 1 Turn on RTS signal 2 Send data 3 Delay 4 Turn off RTS signal The delay time at the third step is what we should define If omitted the value defaults to 50 and you can use 0 300 The initial value when powered on is 0 Example SetRtsDelay LockEvent Usage LockEvent enable event condition This command prevents event occurrence enable 1 lock O unlock If omitted the value is 1 event the event name of target If omitted it applies to all events condition 0 locks always 1 locks only when busy state it means when the process of command is not done completely yet If omitted the value is O Example LockEvent Locks all events always LockEvent 1 0n_touch Locks touch event always LockEvent on_click 1 Locks click event conditionally when busy state 42 3 2 8 Batch execution commands FileCmd Usage FileCmd file name After IntelliLCD commands are saved in a text file named file name and this command is issued the result of executing the content of the file is displayed on the screen For example if the content of a file named graphicl txt is as follows TextColor amp HFFOOOO RoundBoxFill 30 30 150 150 4 5 amp HDFFFOO Line 30 30 200 200 and the FileCmd graphicl txt command is executed the commands in the file are executed The file extension e g
61. n already printed text s font s cannot be altered Example TextFont 12 Courier New TextFont 1 TextFont gt Tahoma 1 The 25 built in fonts without SD card Arial Arial Black AvantGarde Bk BT BankGothic Md BT Agency FB Book Antiqua Courier New BoomBox Copperplate Gothic Light Georgia Franklin Gothic Demi Freestyle Script Gil Sans MT Gloucester MT Extra Condensed Impact Haettenschweiler Humanst521 BT Matchworks Kabel Bk BT Koshgarian Ligh Maiandra GD Rockwell Times New Roman SerpentineDBol Tahoma 20 TextColor Usage TextColor font color back_color This command designates the font color and background color of the text to be displayed Each color parameter MUST be expressed in a 6 digit hexadecimal number preceded by amp H When the background color is transparent the value of transparent should be used Note that this command takes effect only if it is used BEFORE a Print or PrintChr command is used The color s of an already printed text cannot be altered Example TextColor amp HFFOOOO TextColor transparent TextColor H000000 HAOAOAO 21 3 2 3 Control related commands What is a contro Control is an object with independent functions that is generated and displayed on the screen For instance buttosns and checkbox are controls A control object may be called control for short from here on DelCtrl Usage DelCtrl id This command completely and im
62. n_position This event happens when the position value of a slide control needs to be informed ASCII 8 H02 8 37 Control ID Position Value x amp HO3 amp H38 amp H33 hexadecimal 2 bytes hexadecimal 4 bytes amp H2A Binary 8H02 amp H83 Control ID Position Position 8H00 8 H00 8H03 1 byte Value Value Upper byte Lower byte 58 3 3 3 Events for Returning User s Input When an area unoccupied by any control 1 e an empty spot of the screen is clicked these events are used to send the x y coordinates of the clicked spot 4 on_touch This event happens when a mouse button or touch pad is pushed down or released ASCII 8 H02 8 q 1 amp H31 means X coordinate Y coordinate amp H03 amp H38 amp H3 pushed down hexadecimal hexadecimal 4 0 amp H30 means 3 bytes 3 bytes released 1 byte Binary amp H02 amp H84 amp H01 means pushed x value x value y value y value amp HO3 down upper byte lowerbyte upper byte lowerbyte 8H00 means released 1 byte To IntelliLCD a PC keyboard can be connected When a user make a keyboard input the following events happen 5 on_key_press This event happens when a key is pressed when a keyboard is connected ASCII 8H02 8 s0 ASCII code amp H2A amp H03 8H38 amp H35 case sensitive 6 bytes continuous
63. nd toggles are expressed in the same single color whether they are pushed in or popped out The font color and the background color in the pushed in state can be designated by the optional push_font_co or and push_back_color and when these values are not specified the inverted color of the color specified by the CtrlColor command is used as the push_font_co or and push_back_color values The color for the popped out state of the buttons and toggles need not be specified separately That color is set by the CtrlColor command If the optional border_co or value is specified the border is drawn in that color when omitted no border is drawn Note that this command takes effect only if it was issued before a button or a toggle control was created The style of an already created button or a toggle cannot be changed Example ButtonStyleSolid amp HOOOOOO HOOFFFF ButtonStyleSolid amp HOOFFFF amp HOOOOAO ButtonStylelmage Usage ButtonStylelmage pop_file_name push_file_name border_color This command sets the external style of button and toggle controls where the popped out state image and pushed in state image are respectively defined in the pop_file_name and push_file_name files These files are stored on the SD card When the optional push_file_name is omitted the pop_file_name s image is borrowed instead If the optional border_color value is specified the border is drawn in that color when omitted no border is drawn N
64. ommon main_image fulll bmp area id 1 rect 30 30 200 150 press_image button_push1 bmp area id 2 rect 100 100 150 150 press_image full_size_press bmp clip_mode yes Every line consists of header space parameter settings Parameter settings consists of parameter value parameter value parameter value The header which represents control like area is area The header for global setting is common The main image file can be defined under common header by the parameter main_image All the files refered in script should be in the same directory with script file 92 lt Basic Parameters gt id The Area ID It can be ranged from 1 to 255 area is similar to button control rect The coordinates of region of accepting user s touch input in the format of left top right bottom press_image The image file name which is displayed for a while when the user is touching the screen If the touch input is released the original image is restored automatically If not specified otherwise the changing part is equal to the coordinates specified by rect parameter clip_mode this parameter determines the scope of press_image and can have two values yes no no press_image should be a partial image fit exactly to the area default value yes press_image should be a full size image and clipping occurs automatically according to the rect value jump_screen When touched it jumps to other screen
65. ote that this command takes effect only if it was issued before a button or a toggle control was created The style of an already created button or a toggle cannot be changed Example ButtonStylelmage button_image bmp ButtonStylelmage pop_image bmp push_image bmp 24 ButtonAutoRepeat Usage ButtonAutoRepeat id enable wait_time repeat_time This command enables pushing down on a button be interpreted as repeatedly clicking the button This auto repeat feature is triggered only after the button is pushed down for more than a specified length of time When the enable value is 1 the auto repeat feature is turned on when O the feature is turned off When this value is omitted it defaults to 1 but the initial state after power up is O The wait time specifies how long the button has to be pushed down initially to trigger the auto repeat Its unit is 1 1000 second when absent it defaults to 1200 G e 1 2 seconds The repeat time is used for specifying the period of the auto repeat cycle Its unit is also 1 1000 second when absent defaults to 300 i e 0 3 second When this command is issued with the enable value set to 1 the chattering_delay value specified when the button was created loses its effect Example ButtonAutoRepeat 1 ButtonAutoRepeat 12 1 1000 300 CheckBox Auto Mode Usage CheckBox d x1 yl x2 y2 caption This command generates a checkbox object of a rectangular shape defined by the upper
66. ower byte 1 byte flexible On the other hand the tramitting commands are all in ASCII mode Even if the ASCII mode is changed to Binary mode the transmitting commands will still be ASCII mode 57 3 3 2 Events related to Control Input When a control object is clicked on the LCD screen some of the subsequent events happens to inform the user that the clicked control was manipulated b The List of Events 1 on_click This event happens when a button control is clicked ASCII amp HO2 8 T Control ID 1 8H31 means pushed amp H2A amp HO3 amp H38 amp H31 2 bytes of down 4 bytes continuous hexadecimal 0 8 430 means released 1 byte Binary 8 H02 amp H81 Control ID amp HO1 means pushed amp HOO 8 H00 8 H00 8 H03 1 byte down amp HOO means released 1 byte 2 Son_check This event happens when a checkbox or a toggle button control is checked or unchecked ASCII 8H02 8 2 Control ID 1 amp H31 4 bytes of 8H2A 8H03 amp H38 amp H32 hexadecimal means checked If it is group toggle 2 bytes 0 8H30 2 bytes of group ID hex means unchecked 2 bytes of 1 byte Binary 8H02 8H82 Control ID 8H01 means checked 8H00 8H00 8H00 amp H03 1 byte amp HOO means unchecked If it is group toggle 1 byte 1 byte for group ID 3 o
67. parameter require string value or digit value Example SetVar a hello print Ha SetVar b a Set left 30 line fleft 30 200 200 DelVar Usage DelVar var_key This command deletes a variable from memory var_key refers to the key name of the variable and should begin with the character Example DelVar valuel DelVarAll Usage DelVarAll This command deletes all the variables from memory Example DelVarAll 34 Add Usage Add var_key value This command adds a number value to a variable var_key refers to the key name of the variable and should begin with the character value should be integer or another variable name Example Add my_value 3 Add my_value k Sub Usage Sub var_key value This command subtracts a value from a variable var_key refers to the key name of the variable and should begin with the character value should be integer or another variable name Example Sub my_value 3 Sub my_value k Mul Usage Mul var_key value This command multiplies a variable by a value var_key refers to the key name of the variable and should begin with the character value should be integer or another variable name Example Mul my_value 3 Mul my_value k Div Usage Div var_key value This command divides a variable by a value var_key refers to the key name of the variable and should begin with the character value should be integer or another v
68. rameter list goes beyond 1024 bytes the excess portion will be ignored Each command should end with a semicolon and after the semicolon another command can be appended If a semicolon is omitted an unpredictable serious error may occur Note that you can use a slash instead of the semicolon as an end marker of a command Example Box 50 50 100 100 Line 20 20 40 40 12 3 2 List of Commands 3 2 1 Graphic commands PSet Usage PSet x1 yl This command draws a point at the coordinate x1 yD Example PSet 42 56 BoxFill Usage BoxFill x1 y1 x2 y2 border_colorstyle border_dotsize border_depth This command draws a filled rectangular box defined by the upper left corner x1 y 1 and the lower right corner x2 y2 If the optional parameter border_colorstyle is specified a border is drawn in the specified color Besides a normal color specification e g amp HOOOOFF for red one of the two special parameter values can be specified for a special 3 D effect push for a pushed in look and pop for a popped out look When the optional border_dotsize is specified the thickness of the border can be controlled when not provided the default thickness is 1 pixel Also the optional border_depth value ranging from 1 minimally protruding to 100 maximally protruding can be specified to set the degree of 3 D effect the default value is 50 When parameters xl yl x2 y2 are omitted the entire screen area is
69. re This command makes the commands in a file to be executed automatically when a specified event occurs Please refer to the command FileCmd You can set up some conditions for executing the file by the third parameter condition which describes the comparison s of the variables or values This command does not prohibit RS 232C event from occuring so if you want to disable the real event of serial communication please use LockEvent command together How to use comparative statement A is equal to B A B A is greater than B gt ADB A is less than B A lt B A is equal to or greater thanB A gt B A is equal to or less than B gt A lt B A is not equal to B gt AX gt B The statements can have multiple comparisons and can be linked by and or or right sys_touch_x gt 100 right a gt 1 and b gt 2 and c gt k wrong a gt 1 and b gt 2 or c lt gt k Example 1 FileEventOn on_click process1 txt Example 2 FileEventOn on_touch process2 txt sys_down 1 Example 3 FileEventOn on_touch process2 txt sys_down 1 and Asys_touch_x lt Hvar2 FileEventOff Usage FileEventOff event This command closes file event item Example FileEventOff on_click 44 FileEventClear Usage FileEventClear This command closes all file events Example FileEventClear 45 3 2 9 Arbitrary data sending commands SendByte SendByte value This command sends a specified value th
70. rough RS 232C communication The output value is a binary value of one byte Example SendByte 65 lt A will be sent Set b 66 SendByte Hb lt P will be sent SendStr SendStr string This command sends a specified value through RS 232C communication The output value is a string Example SendStr Hello Hello will be sent Set str Hi SendStr str Hi will be sent SendHex SendHex value digits This command sends a specified value through RS 232C communication The output value is in hexadecimal format and the digits can be designated The empty digits are filled with zeros Example SendHex 255 3 lt OFF will be sent SendHex 255 4 lt OOFF will be sent SendHex 255 5 lt OQOOFF will be sent Set a 16 SendHex ta 2 lt 10 will be sent SendDec SendDec value digits This command sends a specified value through RS 232C communication The output value is in decimal format and the digits can be designated or omitted Example SendDec 255 lt 255 will be sent SendDec 255 4 lt 0255 will be sent SendDec 255 5 lt 00255 will be sent Set a 16 SendDec a 2 lt 16 will be sent 46 3 2 10 Commands related to command buffer Dump Usage Dump enable This command determines whether the communicated commands will be written to a file for debugging purpose The enable value being 1 means this
71. s and Wireless Link Tasks Multimedia LiveUpdate Passwords 30 object s 84 3 Click Details on the Languages tab Regional and Language Options Regional Options Languages Advanced Text services and input languages To view or change the languages and methods you can use to enter text click Details Most languages are installed by default To install additional languages select the appropriate check box below Supplemental language support Install files for complex script and right to left languages including Thai Install files for East Asian languages 4 Click Add Button on the Settings tab Text Services and Input Languages Settings Advanced Default input language Select one of the installed input languages to use when you start pour computer English United States US Installed services Select the services that you want for each input language shown in the list Use the Add and Remove buttons to modify this list EJ English United States o G4 Keyboard US Properties Preferences Language Bar Key Settings 85 5 Select the language you want and click OK button Add Input language Input language y Keyboard layout IME Japanese v 6 Confirm that the input method is added Text Services and Input Languages Settings Advanced Default input languag
72. setting becomes effective only AFTER the power is turned off and then on again The 115200 baud rate cannot guarantee stability when mass data come in continuously TL710 DIP Switch Baud Rate 9600 19200 38400 115200 10 TL740A 840 The DIP switch of iTL740A 840 or CUWIN series is located at right side and the number is 5 and 6 DIP switch Baud Rate on EP 9600 56 on hal 19200 56 ov ha 38400 ov laa 115200 2 1 2 How to connect the ports IntelliLCD has communication port RS 232C port As shown below before connecting the system with another device make sure they have an electrically compatible specification Using the cable that comes with IntelliLCD for connecting is recommended The pin configuration of each connector of the system board TX 2Pin RX 3Pin RS232C Connector 11 Chapter 3 The Syntax of IntelliLCD Commands 3 1 The Basic Syntax Each command should begin with one command word where optional parameters can follow with commas delimiting the parameters The number of parameters can be variable The command word and the parameter s are delimited by a blank The command statement is NOT case sensitive Command Space Parameter Semicolon End og Line 100 200 10 30 The maximum length of each command statement including the parameter list is 1024 characters e 1024 bytes If the pa
73. time DrawImage 07 bmp Wait waittime DrawImage 08 bmp Wait waittime Sol e Clear Wexicoos 10 57 44 fname Tahoma TT The Dp function converts a number e g hexadecimal into a decimal number 79 5 3 How to Receive an Event on CUBLOC We recommend using ASCII receive mode on CUBLOC You may not need to change the mode as IntelliLCD s initial default state is in ASCII mode If you write a code as follows an interrupt is generated whenever the end code 03h is detected to call the receive routine Next is a program code that receives an event and displays it on the Debug terminal lt Cubloc Studio d _9lScllcdWeventrin cul File Edit Device Run Setup Help Bagg Jaala n m E E FI BASIC F2 LADDER Ladder Mnemonic Const Device cb280 2 Dim rx_bf 12 As Byte 3 Opencom 1 9600 3 30 100 4 Set Until 1 12 3 On Recvl Gosub touch_rtn gt Do Debug Terminal loj x F Loop Port Baud Rate Parity Data Bits gry 9 com 115200 None fe RX 1 touch rtn 11 Geta 1 rx_bf 11 12 Debug rx_bf 1 13 Debug rx_bf 2 14 Debug rx_bf 3 15 Debug rx_bf 4 16 Debug rx_bf 5 17 Debug rx_bf 6 18 Debug rx_bf 7 19 Debug rx_bf 8 20 Debug rx_bf 9 21 Debug rx_bf 10 Cr 22 Return 23 n F W Id 6503424 I Fix Right Side The lst data field of the event is always 02h Then the 2nd and 3rd fiel
74. ween the ASCII mode and the Binary mode Based on the processor and the compiler you use you can choose between the two modes To those who use CUBLOC we recommend using the ASCII mode because CUBLOC has the feature where the end code is detected to trigger an interrupt event For those who use a widely used 8 bit MCU using the binary mode is recommended The binary mode is easier to be dealt in an assembly language or C language a The Protocol Structure There are two modes ASCII and Binary for receiving commands and the user can choose between the two using the SetRecvMode command 1 ASCII Mode This is the default and what we recommend Fixed length event The total length of the event is fixed to 11 bytes This is what most events use STX 8H02 Event Number 7 bytes of parameters 2 bytes of hexadecimal consists mostly of hexadecimal number numbers Flexible length event advanced The total length is flexible STX 8H02 FF Length of Event Number Content 2 bytes STX ETX 2 bytes of Length is 4 bytes of hexadecimals flexible hexadecimals 56 2 Binary Mode Fixed length event The total length is fixed to 8 bytes This is what most events use STX 8H02 Event Number 1 byte Flexible length event advanced The total length is flexible STX 8H02 amp HFF Length of Length of Event Content 1 byte STX ETX STX ETX Number Length is Upper byte L

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