20x4 LCD Smartie Asset User's Guide
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1. 1 1 2 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc Overview FIGURE 1 4 DIS LAY SCHEMATIC AFTER POWER UP LCDSmartie By Sure Electronics Your ideal choice Beyond the infinity 1 2 3 Run LCD Smartie 1 Click Setup at the lower left corner of the main page to perform the following configuration as shown in figure 1 5 FIGURE 1 5 SIMULATION DISPLAY INTERFACE LCD Smartie 5 4 Commands Backlight OFF Configure 3 Mex eme Check For Updates Minimize Last Theme Credits Close Select matrix dll from the Display Plugin drop down list under Screens tab Fill the COM port name in Startup Parameters under Display settings the communication speed is 9600bps As shown in figure 1 6 FIGURE 1 6 SELECT PLUG IN AND FILL IN PORT NAME Screens Actions Startup Shutdown Program settings Display settings Display Plugin matrix dll Refresh interval milliseconds 1000 Scroll interval milliseconds 5000 Color scheme Green Emulate LCD more CPU intensive Web proxy server Web proxy port 0 Port name can be obtained by following means Right click Computer and locate Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge after Properties Hardware Device Manager Ports The content in its following bracket is the port name Screen Plugin If matrix dll pertelian dll Select 4x20 from the LCD size drop down list under2. M 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc DE LP 14111 Ver1 1 Page 15 Appendix Out of Range will be returned Refer to 10 for the way of display the contents Started with OxFE 0x57 display temperature will be aligned left and followed by i the Y u in row i of LCD when display while the range of i is 0 01 0 04 PX remaining is space e g Temp 26 12 OxFE 0x53 0x75 Establish N Y 0x72 0x65 communication Started with Save tips and OxFE 0x48 0x01 i and simulate contents followed by 16 or 20 displayed in row i N Y characters range of is the minimum of i is 0x01 0x0a in hex 0x02 in 16 2 LCD Started with OXFE 0x57 Set temperature and followed by i i is type F Fahrenheit N Y either 0x46 or 0x43 C centigrade HEC a 15 OxFE 0x64 N Y ON or OFF Close application and this command 16 OxFE 0x66 N Y can also be used to start tips Note Please enter start command command in the 12 row first after power on or other commands will not response to the ports DE LP14111 Ver1 1 Page 16 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc USER S GUIDE 20X4 LCD SMARTIE ASSET SURE electronics Chapter 5 Contact Us Sure Electronics Co Ltd East zone 3F Building 6 Jingang Technology Innovation Center No 108 Ganjiabian Rd ZIP 210000 Qixia District Nanjing P R China Tel 86 25 68154800 860 Fax 86 25 68154891 832 Website www sure electronics com Email customerservice s
3. o SURE electronics 20x4 LCD Smartie Asset User s Guide 20X4 LCD SMARTIE ASSET SURE USER S GUIDE electronics Table of Contents Chapter 1 Overview T 1 141 OVERVIEW n ea bil S his o Se sl 1 1 2 QUELE SAE m 2 12 1 AnstallaU ON uuu uuruuu uy un u nim u nim im ao i ia 2 1 22 COMMECH ON uu SEE 2 123 RUNECB San aaa aaa 3 1 2 4 Select Sure LCD V1 0 As Your Application 5 1 2 5 How to Use Tips Function a 7 Chapter 2 Tips for SAE cm 11 Chapler 3 Mechanical Drawing ooo ee 12 Chapter 4 Appendix dec 14 Chapter 5 Contact e 17 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc DE LP14111 Ver1 1 Pagei 20x4 LCD Smartie Asset NOTES Product Version Ver 1 0 Document Version Ver 1 0 DE LP 14111 Ver1 1 Page ii 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc 20X4 LCD SMARTIE ASSET SURE USER S GUIDE K electronics Chapter 1 Overview 1 1 Overview Thanks for using this 2004 LCD Smartie Asset by Sure Electronics It features an easy to install aluminum alloy housing which makes this product shapely and durable to be used in many applications It s also populated with a mirror screen which blocks your eyes from seeing the inside but ensuring perfect di
4. N Y values at different reading levels BKLT 1 BKLT254 Request MCU to represents backlight OxFE 0x62 send LCD backlight brightness at different reading level OxFE 0x42 0x00 Started with OXFE Ox4E i and followed by 8 hex DE LP14111 Ver1 1 Page 14 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc 20x4 LCD Smartie Asset amp LCD Smartie Asset abcdpeltrrr abcd Indicates the size of LCD screen e g 1602 2004 P indicates whether RX8025 exists or not 1 indicates yes 0 indicates no and USB is adopted 24C04 is only available in higher version e indicates the size of EEPROM 2 Kbit such Request MCU to as 2 indicates 2 Kbit OxFE 0x76 send version i e 4Kbit N Y number l indicates whether a photosensitive resistor exists or not O indicates no 1 indicates yes t indicates whether a thermal resistor or LM75 exists or not 0 indicates no 1 indicates thermal resistor exists 2 indicates LM75 exists rrr defaulted as 000 reserved abc d abc temperature reading Ifthe absolute value of the temperature is less than 99 a will be null if less than 10 b will Request MCU to be null is degree d 10 OxFE 0x77 N Y send temperature is C or F indicates centigrade and Fahrenheit The returned value of temperature ranges from to 60 C 32 to 140 If the value is over the range Temp p AA D k i j 7 G
5. ON NUMBER 1 2 5 How to Use Tips Function 1 Firstly select Send Memo to MCU from Select under Command Group as shown in Figure 1 18 FIGURE 1 18 SELECT COMMANDS FOR TIPS EDIT Command Group Select Send Memo to M Fetriewe Temp Temp in C In rowz Temp in F Edit A Text Contrast Readout Backlight Readout Disp Temp in row HiderDisplay All Backlight OffsOn send Memo to MCU 2 In the interface of Edit Memo edit content of tips as shown in Figure 1 19 with entering maximum 20 letters including spaces in each row and 10 rows at most FIGURE 1 19 EDIT TIPS Edit Memo Hella Let me introduce he 2nd version of simulator to it And mare information can be displayed with 3 Close the configuration page Right click the simulator screen and select Exist as shown in Figure 1 20 Tips will be displayed on LCD screen soon afterwards FIGURE1 20 TIPS WILL BE DISPLAYED ON LCD SCREEN 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc DE LP 14111 Ver1 1 Page 7 20x4 LCD Smartie Asset The tips are displayed progressively and repeatedly like shown in Figure 1 21 The interval of adjacent contents is approximately 3 seconds The last screen will last for about 10 seconds When the content of tips doesn t exceed 4 rows the content displayed will be automatically switched between defaulted power on content and the tips a OOS DE LP14111_Ver1 1_Page 8 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc Overvie
6. ig in the popped up window and a configuration page will be displayed as shown in Figure 1 11 Select 4 20 from LCD Size drop down list like shown in Figure 1 12 and a 20x4 sized simulator pops up like shown in Figure 1 13 FIGURE 1 11 A CONFIGURATION PAGE Sure LCD V1 1 Display in Row LCD Smartie Sure Electronics Screen Settings LCD Size 216 Scroll Interval ms Com Setting Command Group Com Select Display Edit Memo 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc DE LP14111 Ver1 1 Page 5 20x4 LCD Smartie Asset FIGURE 1 12 LCD SIZE SELECTION screen Settings LCD Size Scroll Interval ms Contrast FIGURE 1 13 A 20x4 SIZED SIMULATOR Select Com3 from Com drop down list of Com Settings and click Start button to establish a communication as shown in Figure 1 14 The content displayed here is for reference only FIGURE 1 14 ESTABLISH A COMMUNICATION Com select v FIGURE 1 15 EDIT MEMO Edit Memo 4 The following is an example of how to use this application Select command About me from Select drop down list under Command Group and then click Send like shown in Figure 1 16 You will read from the simulator screen 20040202000 like shown in Figure1 17 FIGURE 1 16 SELECT COMMAND ABOUT ME Command Group Temp in C rom in F DE LP14111 Ver1 1 Page 6 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc Overview FIGURE 1 17 VERSI
7. ly created tips to MCU previous tips will be replaced 7 You may refer to help of application for use of Sure LCD 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc DE LP14111 Ver1 1 Page 11 20X4 LCD SMARTIE ASSET SURE USER S GUIDE electronics Chapter 3 Mechanical Drawing FIGURE 4 1 MECHANICAL DRAWING OF THE HOUSING e av DE LP 14111 1 1 Page 12 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc 20x4 LCD Smartie Asset FIGURE 4 3 MECHANICAL DRAWING OF THE RIGHT PANEL 9 www sure electronics com Tel 86 25 66606340 9 Note The unit is mm 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc DE LP 14111 Ver1 1 Page 13 20X4 LCD SMARTIE ASSET SURE USER S GUIDE electronics Chapter 4 Appendix Command Set Applicable in Command No Command to MCU NS MCU to PC Description Sure LCD Smartie Started with Display 20 OxFE 0x47 0 01 i and characters that 1 followed by 20 followed in row i of characters range of i is LCD 0x01 0x04 started with OxFE 0x50 Adjust LCD contrast and followed by a hex ranging from ranging from 0x01 0xFE 0x01 0xFE started with OxFE 0x98 Adjust backlight and followed by a hex brightness ranging Y Y ranging from 0x01 0xFE from 0x01 0xFE Turn backlight on with the latest Y Y configuration Customize character pattern of Y N numbers range ofi is 0 7CGRAM 0 7 CR 1 CR254 Request MCU to represents contrast OxFE 0x63 send LCD contrast i
8. splay effect when the item is powered Its basic functions include displaying system information of your computer such as Everest status MBM status Your CPU temperature fan cooler speed etc BBC world news or any other RSS feeds WinAmp status currently playing tracks title length position etc network status speed total bytes etc CPU speed free disk space memory usage E mail details game status and many others Features like ambient temperature display conversion between Cand F feedback current LCD contrast ratio backlight brightness level tips function and product info are added In addition users may adjust the contrast ratio of LCD display and backlight brightness FIGURE 1 1 OVERVIEW 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc DE LP14111 Ver1 1 Page 1 20x4 LCD Smartie Asset FIGURE 1 2 ACCESSORY 1 2 Quick Start 1 2 1 Installation First install LCD Smartie application Sure LCD 1 1 and CP2102 driver All of them are available on the following links LCD smartie v5 4 http www sureelectronics net drivers Icd smartie v5 4 zi Sure LCD V1 1 http www sure electronics net download Sure LCD 1 0 zip CP2102 driver http www sureelectronics net goods php id 393 1 2 2 Connection Connect LCD Smartie and computer with mini USB cable like shown in figure 1 3 LCD will display the defaulted graphs like shown in figure 1 4 FIGURE 1 3 SCHEMATIC OF CONNECTION WITH MINI USB DE LP 14111
9. the Screen tab of Display Settings as shown in figure 1 7 Click OK or Apply at the lower right hand corner to enable communication After that the display on LCD will be consistent with what is being simulated with LCD Smartie 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc DE LP14111 Ver1 1 Page 20x4 LCD Smartie Asset FIGURE 1 7 SELECT THE TYPE OF LCD DISPLAY Screens Actions Startup Shutdown Program settings Display settings Refresh interval milliseconds 1000 Scroll interval milliseconds 5000 Color scheme Green E Emulate LCD mare CPU intensive Web proxy server Web proxy port 0 2 Other settings can be conducted after LCD functions normal LUD size 4x20 Screen Plugin To adjust the contrast ratio and brightness just drag the slide bar To turn the backlight of LCD off click the small icon at the lower right hand corner and select Commands gt Backlight Off like shown in figure 1 5 With the same path you can turn on the backlight again An example of how the time of PC is displayed In the left task bar of LCD Smartie highlight Uptime short days hours minutes first and click Insert gt button and UpTims will appear in the place where cursor flashed as shown in figure 1 8 Click Apply will make the LCD display the time of your PC system as shown in figure 1 9 FIGURE 1 8 SELECT THE CONTENTS TO BE DISPLAYED Screens actions Start
10. up Shutdown Program settings Distributed net HCB UGH speed A Distributed net REBS UGH done gt DateTime Refresh interval milliseconds SLUOHI U PIO Scroll interval milliseconds Color scheme Green File C Mfile tet 2 2 2nd line gt LogFile C file tat 0 3 last 2 line w Emulate LCD more CPU intensive dll B param param Web proxy server Count OTHFCFUSpeedH4 E arlcurent tatallength Web proxy port f Hight text here places next text at pos 11 Flashltest heret tLustomCharl1 31 31 31 31 31 3 Hss LIRL Hadib l TEMtEMA FHEL tI enterltest here widihi k gt DLL check interval ms 250 Distributed net logfile ge Screens settings Screen 1 Enabled Time bo shows T seconds 5 Sticky m Lu ce 5 Ln TT ui SIP ISS LET 35114 Bar 30 100 2D Stay on top Rant g 495 DE LP 14111 1 4 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc Overview FIGURE 1 9 SIMULATION DISPLAY LCD Smartie 5 4 1 2 4 Select Sure LCD V1 0 As Your Application 1 If you select Sure LCD V1 0 as your application a 16x2 sized LCD simulator screen blue backlight amp white character will pop up like shown in figure 1 10 FIGURE 1 10 A 16x2 SIZED LCD SIMULATOR SCREEN 2 Right click the simulator and select Conf
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12. w FIGURE 1 21 A FLOW SIMULATING THE DISPLAY OF TIPS 5 Restart LCD Smartie or Sure LCD tips display will end 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc DE LP 14111 Ver1 1 Page 9 20x4 LCD Smartie Asset x Note Figure 1 1 Figure1 21 are provided for reference only DE LP14111_Ver1 1_Page 10 2004 2011 Sure Electronics Inc 20X4 LCD SMARTIE ASSET SURE USER S GUIDE e electronics Chapter 2 Tips for Usage 1 contrast ratio backlight brightness and displaying contents vary after running LCD Smartie application it proves that LCD display has successfully received the info from LCD Smartie 2 he backlight brightness can be adjusted only when the backlight is turned on Otherwise the backlight brightness cannot be adjusted once the backlight is turned off LCD display will turn the backlight off upon receiving the command of Turn backlight off even when the communication is in progress Therefore the backlight brightness cannot be adjusted by the slider bar and users need to click Backlight off first and click Backlight On again Please refer to item 4 in Quick Start for details 3 Katakana will be displayed if the characters sent by your computer exceed the range of common ASCII code 4 Please refer to http ledsmartie sourceforge net for more details about LCD Smartie 5 Do not use LCD Smartie and Sure LCD simultaneously 6 Tips will not be displayed once the power is off If you send new
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