Arduino control the 2.4" TFT LCD

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Arduino control the 2.4" TFT LCD

« on: May 10, 2010, 11:56:34 am »

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Useing the 2.4 inch TFT LCD , which is used ILI9325 controller , 65K color , 320*240 (resolution).

Connect the pins to Arduino
DB0-DB16 to pin D0-D13 , pin A0-A1 of Arduino
RESET to A2
CS to A3
WR to A4
RS to A5

Use the 16 bit data bus which is 2 timer faster than 8 bit. but it used up all the pins of the Arduino.

Code:

#define LCD_RS 19
#define LCD_REST 16
#define LCD_WR 18
#define LCD_CS 17

void main_Write_COM(int DH)
{
  unsigned char i;
  int temp;
  digitalWrite(LCD_RS,LOW);
  digitalWrite(LCD_CS,LOW);
  for(i=0;i<16;i++)
  {
   temp=(DH&0x01);
   if(temp)
   digitalWrite(i,HIGH);
   else
   digitalWrite(i,LOW);
   DH=DH>>1;
  }
  digitalWrite(LCD_WR,LOW);
  digitalWrite(LCD_WR,HIGH);
  digitalWrite(LCD_CS,HIGH);
}

void main_Write_DATA(int DH)
{
  unsigned char i;
  int temp;
  digitalWrite(LCD_RS,HIGH);
  digitalWrite(LCD_CS,LOW);
  for(i=0;<16;i++)
  {
   temp=(DH&;0x01);
   if(temp)
   digitalWrite(i,HIGH);
   else
   digitalWrite(i,LOW);
   DH=DH>>1;
  }
  digitalWrite(LCD_WR,LOW);
  digitalWrite(LCD_WR,HIGH);
  digitalWrite(LCD_CS,HIGH);
}

void main_W_com_data(int com1,int dat1)
{
  main_Write_COM(com1);
  main_Write_DATA(dat1);
}

void address_set(unsigned int x1,unsigned int y1,unsigned int x2,unsigned int y2)
{
  main_W_com_data(0x0002,x1>>8); // Column address start2
  main_W_com_data(0x0003,x1); // Column address start1
  main_W_com_data(0x0004,x2>>8); // Column address end2
  main_W_com_data(0x0005,x2); // Column address end1
  main_W_com_data(0x0006,y1>>8); // Row address start2
  main_W_com_data(0x0007,y1); // Row address start1
  main_W_com_data(0x0008,y2>>8); // Row address end2
  main_W_com_data(0x0009,y2); // Row address end1
  main_Write_COM(0x0022);

}

void main_init(void)
{

  digitalWrite(LCD_REST,HIGH);
  delay(5);
  digitalWrite(LCD_REST,LOW);
  delay(10);
  digitalWrite(LCD_REST,HIGH);
  delay(20);

  // VENDOR
  main_W_com_data(0x0046,0x00A4);
  main_W_com_data(0x0047,0x0053);
  main_W_com_data(0x0048,0x0000);
  main_W_com_data(0x0049,0x0044);
  main_W_com_data(0x004a,0x0004);
  main_W_com_data(0x004b,0x0067);
  main_W_com_data(0x004c,0x0033);
  main_W_com_data(0x004d,0x0077);
  main_W_com_data(0x004e,0x0012);
  main_W_com_data(0x004f,0x004C);
  main_W_com_data(0x0050,0x0046);
  main_W_com_data(0x0051,0x0044);

  //240x320 window setting
  main_W_com_data(0x0002,0x0000); // Column address start2
  main_W_com_data(0x0003,0x0000); // Column address start1
  main_W_com_data(0x0004,0x0000); // Column address end2
  main_W_com_data(0x0005,0x00ef); // Column address end1
  main_W_com_data(0x0006,0x0000); // Row address start2
  main_W_com_data(0x0007,0x0000); // Row address start1
  main_W_com_data(0x0008,0x0001); // Row address end2
  main_W_com_data(0x0009,0x003f); // Row address end1

  // Display Setting
  main_W_com_data(0x0001,0x0006); // IDMON=0, INVON=1, NORON=1, PTLON=0
  main_W_com_data(0x0016,0x00C8); // MY=0, MX=0, MV=0, ML=1, BGR=0, TEON=0 0048
  main_W_com_data(0x0023,0x0095); // N_DC=1001 0101
  main_W_com_data(0x0024,0x0095); // PI_DC=1001 0101
  main_W_com_data(0x0025,0x00FF); // I_DC=1111 1111

  main_W_com_data(0x0027,0x0002); // N_BP=0000 0010
  main_W_com_data(0x0028,0x0002); // N_FP=0000 0010
  main_W_com_data(0x0029,0x0002); // PI_BP=0000 0010
  main_W_com_data(0x002a,0x0002); // PI_FP=0000 0010
  main_W_com_data(0x002C,0x0002); // I_BP=0000 0010
  main_W_com_data(0x002d,0x0002); // I_FP=0000 0010

  main_W_com_data(0x003a,0x0001); // N_RTN=0000, N_NW=001 0001
  main_W_com_data(0x003b,0x0000); // P_RTN=0000, P_NW=001
  main_W_com_data(0x003c,0x00f0); // I_RTN=1111, I_NW=000
  main_W_com_data(0x003d,0x0000); // DIV=00
  delay(1);
  main_W_com_data(0x0035,0x0038); // EQS=38h
  main_W_com_data(0x0036,0x0078); // EQP=78h
  main_W_com_data(0x003E,0x0038); // SON=38h
  main_W_com_data(0x0040,0x000F); // GDON=0Fh
  main_W_com_data(0x0041,0x00F0); // GDOFF

  // Power Supply Setting
  main_W_com_data(0x0019,0x0049); // CADJ=0100, CUADJ=100, OSD_EN=1 ,60Hz
  main_W_com_data(0x0093,0x000F); // RADJ=1111, 100%
  delay(1);
  main_W_com_data(0x0020,0x0040); // BT=0100
  main_W_com_data(0x001D,0x0007); // VC1=111 0007
  main_W_com_data(0x001E,0x0000); // VC3=000
  main_W_com_data(0x001F,0x0004); // VRH=0011

  //VCOM SETTING
  main_W_com_data(0x0044,0x004D); // VCM=101 0000 4D
  main_W_com_data(0x0045,0x000E); // VDV=1 0001 0011
  delay(1);
  main_W_com_data(0x001C,0x0004); // AP=100
  delay(2);

  main_W_com_data(0x001B,0x0018); // GASENB=0, PON=0, DK=1, XDK=0, VLCD_TRI=0, STB=0
  delay(1);
  main_W_com_data(0x001B,0x0010); // GASENB=0, PON=1, DK=0, XDK=0, VLCD_TRI=0, STB=0
  delay(1);
  main_W_com_data(0x0043,0x0080); //set VCOMG=1
  delay(2);

  // Display ON Setting
  main_W_com_data(0x0090,0x007F); // SAP=0111 1111
  main_W_com_data(0x0026,0x0004); //GON=0, DTE=0, D=01
  delay(1);
  main_W_com_data(0x0026,0x0024); //GON=1, DTE=0, D=01
  main_W_com_data(0x0026,0x002C); //GON=1, DTE=0, D=11
  delay(1);
  main_W_com_data(0x0026,0x003C); //GON=1, DTE=1, D=11

  // INTERNAL REGISTER SETTING
  main_W_com_data(0x0057,0x0002); // TEST_Mode=1: into TEST mode
  main_W_com_data(0x0095,0x0001); // SET DISPLAY CLOCK AND PUMPING CLOCK TO SYNCHRONIZE
  main_W_com_data(0x0057,0x0000); // TEST_Mode=0: exit TEST mode
  //main_W_com_data(0x0021,0x0000);
  main_Write_COM(0x0022);

}

void Pant(unsigned int color)
{
  int i,j;
  address_set(0,0,239,319);

  for(i=0;i<320;i++)
  {
   for (j=0;j<240;j++)
   {
   main_Write_DATA(color);
   }

  }
}

void setup()
{
  unsigned char p;
  for(p=0;p<20;p++)
  {
   pinMode(p,OUTPUT);
  }
  main_init();
}

void loop()
{
  Pant(0xf800); //Red
  delay(1000);
  Pant(0X07E0); //Green
  delay(1000);
  Pant(0x001f); //Blue
  delay(1000);
}

More information about the demo code and the screen :
http://iteadstudio.com/application-note/itdb02-2-4-display-with-arduino

I am going to write a library for this controller , and there are the 2.4 and 3.2 inch LCD use the same controller that can use this library


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Re: Arduino control the 2.4' TFT LCD

« Reply #1 on: May 10, 2010, 12:13:25 pm »

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Useing the 2.4 [glow]inch [/glow]TFT LCD

Rats. Going by the thread title, I was hoping to find a LARGE TFT that I could use in a project.


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Re: Arduino control the 2.4' TFT LCD

« Reply #2 on: May 10, 2010, 02:05:31 pm »

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Rats. Going by the thread title, I was hoping to find a LARGE TFT that I could use in a project.

Haha I didn't notice the 2.4 foot in the title! ;D

Well at least there are a load of these 2.4" displays hanging around now to choose from.
This place looks pretty cheap though. I wonder how much international shipping to UK is...

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Re: Arduino control the 2.4' TFT LCD

« Reply #3 on: May 10, 2010, 02:36:47 pm »

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The fact that is uses up every I/O pin on a standard Arduino kind of limits it's application doesn't it?

Plan on using a Mega board if you are going to the trouble of writing a library for it, otherwise it's kind of useless, no?

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Re: Arduino control the 2.4' TFT LCD

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meh

I would use an rDuino LEDhead which is standard arduino form factor but has extra pin pads on the board as it uses an 644 chip

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Re: Arduino control the 2.4' TFT LCD

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Rats. Going by the thread title, I was hoping to find a LARGE TFT that I could use in a project.

It's a Low-level errors... 2.4“ GLCD


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The fact that is uses up every I/O pin on a standard Arduino kind of limits it's application doesn't it?

Plan on using a Mega board if you are going to the trouble of gifwriting a library for it, otherwise it's kind of useless, no?

Arduino really with a pool resources of I/O .. so 16bit will use up all the pins of Arduino , if you want to use the touch and the SD card , then just can choose the 8bit mode -- which more slower than you can imagine

Mega has enough I/O for the LCD ,touch , SDcard even the external flash .

Even in the 16bit mode work in 16M , the refresh rate is not faster than 1 frame per second ... so you can used the arduino to show the UI menu or a static image , but the video beyond its capacity -- STM32 is a good choice, I like the DMA

Code:

#define LCD_RS 8
#define LCD_WR 9
#define LCD_CS 10
#define LCD_REST 11

void LCD_Writ_Bus(char VH,char VL)
{
   unsigned char i,temp,data;
   data=VH;
   for(i=0;i<8;i++)
   {
   temp=(data&0x01);
   if(temp)
   digitalWrite(i,HIGH);
   else
   digitalWrite(i,LOW);
   data=data>>1;
   }
   digitalWrite(LCD_WR,LOW);
   digitalWrite(LCD_WR,HIGH);
   data=VL;
   for(i=0;i<8;i++)
   {
   temp=(data&0x01);
   if(temp)
   digitalWrite(i,HIGH);
   else
   digitalWrite(i,LOW);
   data=data>>1;
   }
   digitalWrite(LCD_WR,LOW);
   digitalWrite(LCD_WR,HIGH);
}

void LCD_Write_COM(char VH,char VL)
{
   digitalWrite(LCD_RS,LOW);
   LCD_Writ_Bus(VH,VL);
}

void LCD_Write_DATA(char VH,char VL)
{
   digitalWrite(LCD_RS,HIGH);
   LCD_Writ_Bus(VH,VL);
}

void Address_set(unsigned int x1,unsigned int y1,unsigned int x2,unsigned int y2)
{
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x20);LCD_Write_DATA(x1>>8,x1);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x21);LCD_Write_DATA(y1>>8,y1);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x50);LCD_Write_DATA(x1>>8,x1);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x52);LCD_Write_DATA(y1>>8,y1);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x51);LCD_Write_DATA(x2>>8,x2);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x53);LCD_Write_DATA(y2>>8,y2);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x22);
}

void LCD_Init(void)
{

   digitalWrite(LCD_REST,HIGH);
   delay(5);
   digitalWrite(LCD_REST,LOW);
   delay(5);
   digitalWrite(LCD_REST,HIGH);
   delay(5);

   digitalWrite(LCD_CS,LOW);
   //************* Start Initial Sequence **********//
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0xE5); LCD_Write_DATA(0x78,0xF0); // set SRAM internal timing
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x01); LCD_Write_DATA(0x01,0x00); // set SS and SM bit
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x02); LCD_Write_DATA(0x07,0x00); // set 1 line inversion
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x03); LCD_Write_DATA(0x10,0x30); // set GRAM write direction and BGR=1.
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x04); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // Resize register
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x08); LCD_Write_DATA(0x02,0x07); // set the back porch and front porch
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x09); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // set non-display area refresh cycle ISC[3:0]
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x0A); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // FMARK function
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x0C); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // RGB interface setting
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x0D); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // Frame marker Position
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x0F); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // RGB interface polarity
   //*************Power On sequence ****************//
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x10); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // SAP, BT[3:0], AP, DSTB, SLP, STB
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x11); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x07); // DC1[2:0], DC0[2:0], VC[2:0]
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x12); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // VREG1OUT voltage
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x13); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // VDV[4:0] for VCOM amplitude
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x07); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x01);
   delay(50); // Dis-charge capacitor power voltage
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x10); LCD_Write_DATA(0x10,0x90); // 1490//SAP, BT[3:0], AP, DSTB, SLP, STB
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x11); LCD_Write_DATA(0x02,0x27); // DC1[2:0], DC0[2:0], VC[2:0]
   delay(50); // Delay 50ms
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x12); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x1F); //001C// Internal reference voltage= Vci;
   delay(50); // Delay 50ms
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x13); LCD_Write_DATA(0x15,0x00); //0x1000//1400 Set VDV[4:0] for VCOM amplitude 1A00
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x29); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x27); //0x0012 //001a Set VCM[5:0] for VCOMH //0x0025 0034
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x2B); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x0D); // Set Frame Rate 000C
   delay(50); // Delay 50ms
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x20); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // GRAM horizontal Address
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x21); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // GRAM Vertical Address
   // ----------- Adjust the Gamma Curve ----------//
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x30); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x31); LCD_Write_DATA(0x07,0x07);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x32); LCD_Write_DATA(0x03,0x07);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x35); LCD_Write_DATA(0x02,0x00);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x36); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x08);//0207
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x37); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x04);//0306
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x38); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00);//0102
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x39); LCD_Write_DATA(0x07,0x07);//0707
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x3C); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x02);//0702
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x3D); LCD_Write_DATA(0x1D,0x04);//1604

   //------------------ Set GRAM area ---------------//
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x50); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // Horizontal GRAM Start Address
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x51); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0xEF); // Horizontal GRAM End Address
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x52); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // Vertical GRAM Start Address
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x53); LCD_Write_DATA(0x01,0x3F); // Vertical GRAM Start Address
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x60); LCD_Write_DATA(0xA7,0x00); // Gate Scan Line
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x61); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x01); // NDL,VLE, REV
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x6A); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00); // set scrolling line
   //-------------- Partial Display Control ---------//
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x80); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x81); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x82); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x83); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x84); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x85); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x00);
   //-------------- Panel Control -------------------//
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x90); LCD_Write_DATA(0x00,0x10);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x92); LCD_Write_DATA(0x06,0x00);
   LCD_Write_COM(0x00,0x07); LCD_Write_DATA(0x01,0x33); // 262K color and display ON
   digitalWrite(LCD_CS,HIGH);

}

void Pant(char VH,char VL)
{
   int i,j;
   digitalWrite(LCD_CS,LOW);
   Address_set(0,0,240,320);
   for(i=0;i<320;i++)
   {
   for (j=0;j<240;j++)
      {
   LCD_Write_DATA(VH,VL);
   }

   }
   digitalWrite(LCD_CS,HIGH);
}

void setup()
{
  unsigned char p;
  int i,j,k;
  for(p=0;p<20;p++)
  {
   pinMode(p,OUTPUT);
  }

   LCD_Init();


}

void loop()
{
   Pant(0xf8,0x00);
   delay(1000);
   Pant(0x07,0xE0);
   delay(1000);
   Pant(0x00,0x1f);
   delay(1000);

}

The code for 8 bit mode~ connect the DB9-DB16 to the Arduino D0-D7 . pull the DB1-DB8 to GND.

The same effect as the 16bit mode , but slower than 16bit mode , if you use the 8M 3.3V Arduino Pro , about 3 seconds one frame.... but now you have the pins for SD card and the Touch.


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Re: Arduino control the 2.4" TFT LCD

« Reply #7 on: May 31, 2010, 10:55:31 am »

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Update :
now we release a library for the 2.4"LCD module , now the beta version just support the LCD display and not powerful enough ,the V1.0 will include more GUI functions and will support touch screen.

Google Code project :
http://code.google.com/p/itdb02


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Re: Arduino control the 2.4" TFT LCD

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This is awesome! Nice work! [smiley=thumbsup.gif] It's over $120 less than the liquidware touchscreen slide, even if it is less developed/supported.

:question I just ordered the 3.2" screen for my own development. You said that one was supported as well with your library, correct? :question


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« Reply #9 on: October 24, 2010, 04:16:31 pm »

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blueblur22: You could also take a look at my libraries for these modules: http://www.henningkarlsen.com/electronics/a_l_itdb02_graph16.php

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Re: Arduino control the 2.4" TFT LCD

« Reply #10 on: October 24, 2010, 11:47:19 pm »

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Looks interesting. I'll give this one a try when the screen shows up in the mail. Thanks!

EDIT:
Wait... no support for the SD and the Flash? I will be needing both of these for my project as i need to use many graphics. Large storage will be needed. Any way to make this happen? Does anybody else have another library that supports both?


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Re: Arduino control the 2.4" TFT LCD

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Wait... no support for the SD and the Flash? I will be needing both of these for my project as i need to use many graphics. Large storage will be needed. Any way to make this happen? Does anybody else have another library that supports both?

Not really unless you switch to a Mega. The arduino does not really have the resources.


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Re: Arduino control the 2.4" TFT LCD

« Reply #12 on: October 25, 2010, 04:21:19 am »

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Sorry, I thought I mentioned it. I am using the Mega1280. Forgot that bit.


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Re: Arduino control the 2.4" TFT LCD

« Reply #13 on: October 25, 2010, 05:37:06 am »

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I am working on support for the SD as well, but it is a long way away from being finished. My libraries does not stop you from using SD or flash in any way, so you still can use other libraries.

I am not sure if my modules even has flash on them :-?

/Henning


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Re: Arduino control the 2.4" TFT LCD

« Reply #14 on: October 25, 2010, 11:55:51 am »

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"As of v2.0 there are NO support for the SD card-slot or Flash-memory."

Since you specificly mentioned there was no support for flash, I only assumed they all had it. What ever. I'm new to Arduino. I have experience for the Dragon board (RS232 chip set) and am basing everything off of that.

I don't know why I assumed I could only use one library �


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