Connect a Display to a Trizeps

Schematic

Typical connection of a Display

Signals

This is the signal-mapping, when using 8/16Bpp displays. 18Bpp is not supported in the current Windows CE drivers, because of it many disadavantages compared to the win of 2 extra display-lines. If needed LDD16 and LDD17 are mounting options on pins 150 and 152 of the Trizeps-module. If more display-lines for each color are availlable for a display, tie the LSB-bits together or connect them to ground. Usually displays also have additional control-lines for backlight and power. See BitmapBoot Tool on how to configure those options; i.e. backlight-PWM or power-enable GPIO's. Some smart-displays might also require special init-sequences using SPI or I2C. Contact Keith & Koep for more information on how to handle those.

Signal-Name SODIMM-Pin Remark
LDD0 76 blue[0] LSB
LDD1 70 blue[1]
LDD2 60 blue[2]
LDD3 58 blue[3]
LDD4 78 blue[4] MSB
LDD5 72 green[0] LSB
LDD6 80 green[1]
LDD7 46 green[2]
LDD8 62 green[3]
LDD9 48 green[4]
LDD10 74 green[5] MSB
LDD11 50 red[0] LSB
LDD12 52 red[1]
LDD13 54 red[2]
LDD14 66 red[3]
LDD15 64 red[4] MSB
L_DEN 44 Data Enable for active-displays, Bias for passive displays.
L_PCLK 56 Pixel Clock
L_HSYNC 68 Horizontal Sync
L_VSYNC 82 Vertical Sync
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