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T_J_W
- 22nd February 2007, 13:12
Hi, I new here in 08. I was here a number of years back. I never made the move to graphic display yet. I know, but I never had a need until now. I designed a unit for imaging using a metal detector called the Arc-Geo Logger.

LRLMAN.COM

Anyway, I want to make an 128x64 display that I can either show as the data is being logged or download to the display. I purchased an LCD from here.

http://graphic-lcd-lcds.shopeio.com/inventory/catalog.asp?ACTION=2&cat=Lcds&sub=Graphic%20Lcd


The part number is AMG12864A-B-Y6NFDY.

I will look at the data sheet this weekend. Is there anything you can tell me about these displays. Thanks for any help in advance.

Tim

veijavi
- 22nd February 2007, 15:52
Hi
At the Orients site it seems that the display have S6B0107 or S6B0108 controller.

http://www.orientdisplay.com/graphic-lcd-modules.html

S6B0107 and S6B0108 are evidently similar to KS0107 and KS0108. You can find code examples for these controller at the forum.

See also:
http://www.compsys1.com/workbench/On_top_of_the_Bench/KS0108/ks0108_controller.html

T_J_W
- 23rd February 2007, 13:34
Thanks for the reply, Do you think I should use a different controller? I will check these links out and past post on graphic lcds.

thanks,

Tim

mister_e
- 23rd February 2007, 15:34
It's always up to you to decide. You will find many code example in Basic, C and assembler for those KS0107 and all other on the Compsys site.

Now if you like to challenge yourself and got a nice deal on those you have on hand... why not using them. You might be surprise, sometimes there's no big difference between different GLCD controller.