MIMXRT1176AVM8A RGB(R0,R1....R7-G0,G1......) equivalents of GPIO_DISP pins

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MIMXRT1176AVM8A RGB(R0,R1....R7-G0,G1......) equivalents of GPIO_DISP pins

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eRgnmrt
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Hi!

I connected display data to GPIO_DISP_B1_XX and GPIO_DISP_B2_XX pins. I read manuel that I have to connect data 0 to GPIO_DISP_B1_04, but is it GPIO_DISP_B1_04    R0 ? Im not sure that.  R0...R7 ,B0...B7,G0....G7 should I connect the data of GPIO_DISP_B1_XX to these pins in order. Is there a document about this subject? Thank you 

 

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EdwinHz
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Hi @eRgnmrt,

Sorry for the delayed response. Yes, the image shown is suitable for 24-bit use. If your application follows this scheme, you can follow this image.

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Edwin.

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EdwinHz
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Hi @eRgnmrt,

Please look into the following application note (AN12302), specifically "Figure 6. 24-bit RGB888 eLCDIF interface to 18bpp LCD panel". I believe it will prove very useful for your inquiry.

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Edwin.

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eRgnmrt
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Hi @EdwinHz 

What is the meaning of pins D17,D16,D9,D8,D0,D1 in Table 6?
Where do I connect the R6,7-G6,7-B6,7 pins to?

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EdwinHz
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Hi @eRgnmrt,

Table 6 shows the connection of a 18 bit per pixel LCD. In that case, pins D17, D16, D9, D8, D1 and D0 end up being left over.

From what you mention, I believe you are using 24bpp, so the RGB connections would equate to the values shown on "Figure 1. Data for 1 pixel" (D7-0 Blue, D15-8 Green, D23-16 Red):

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BR,
Edwin.

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eRgnmrt
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There was no information about this in the datasheet. We connected it directly. (We are not sure any shift each pins?)

Is the link in the picture suitable for 24-bit use?Is that true?

thank you
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eRgnmrt
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Hi @EdwinHz 

There was no information about this in the datasheet. We connected it directly. (We are not sure any shift each pins?)

Is the link in the picture suitable for 24-bit use?Is that true?

thank you 

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eRgnmrt
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Hİ @EdwinHz @EdwinHz 

There was no information about this in the datasheet. We connected it directly. (We are not sure any shift each pins?)

Is the link in the picture suitable for 24-bit use?Is that true?

thank you 

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EdwinHz
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Hi @eRgnmrt,

Sorry for the delayed response. Yes, the image shown is suitable for 24-bit use. If your application follows this scheme, you can follow this image.

BR,
Edwin.

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