eLCD MPU mode on IMXRT1062?

[david-res]

I have a Teensy 4.x that uses the IMXRT1062 chip and I have successfully gotten FlexIO to work driving an LCD display via MPU interface (8080) with DMA transfers.

I did some reading on the 1060 datasheet and noticed that in the eLCDIF chapter, it states the LCD controller can support the MPU mode as well

Is there a code example for driving a display in MPU mode with the eLCDIF? Or application note? And if it really can support the MPU mode, which of the LCD pins get mapped to LCD_RS, LCD_WR, LCD_RD etc?

[EmbeddedTech]

Hi,

I am also looking into this topic, but could not find proper information anywhere.

Can someone from NXP guide on this?

Thanks.

[CarlosGarabito]

On MCUXpresso SDK, you can find an example with eLCD

https://mcuxpresso.nxp.com/en/welcome

[david-res]

@CarlosGarabito thanks for the response.

I took a look into the examples online and saw there is only elcdif-rgb (dotclk mode).
I'm looking for the MPU mode which would work similar to FlexIO 8080 emulation

[CarlosGarabito]

maybe those documents can help you

https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/application-note/AN5313.pdf

 https://community.nxp.com/t5/i-MX-RT/When-will-quot-FlexIO-driver-for-LCD-8080-6800-quot-be-released...

[david-res]

@CarlosGarabito as mentioned, I have FlexIO and DMA working to drive a display.
I want to use the eLCDIF and PXP together, and in order to do that I need to put the LCDIF into MPU mode; LCDIF_CTRL[MASTER] = 0;
But I need to understand the pin/signal mapping eg what pin is WR, RD, CS, D/C

[david-res]

@Dogbone yes, the documentation does leave alot of room for imagination.

I and a few forum members over at PJRC found this out the hard way with FlexIO when figured out there are only 4 shifter buffers available, while the documentation states that there are 8.

Hoping to get some positive response on my question above

[Dogbone]

I was looking at this a while back but never got anywhere. I can't provide any answers but I hope to find answers here just like you.