Difference between pages "J14 connector" and "LCD and touch screen options"

Latest revision as of 06:49, 20 October 2020

The following combinations are supported:

resistive touch panel and LCD can be connected to 40 pin ZIF connector (J12)
capacitive touch panel can be connected to 6 pin ZIF connector (J23) with LCD connected to (J12)

NOTE:
Please see the schematics of the pico-SAM9G45 board for detailed view:
- mechanical drawings
- detailed schematics
- top side view
- bottom side view
- connectors detailed pinout

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-'''Image 1''': Zoom in right side (top view) of [http://www.mini-box.com/pico-SAM9G45-X pico-SAM9G45] development board showing J14 connector with PIN1 marked up.
+<h2>LCD & touch panel options</h2>
-<br><br>
+The following combinations are supported:<br>
-[[File:J14-connector.jpg|Image 1]]<br>
+* resistive touch panel and LCD can be connected to 40 pin ZIF connector (J12)
+* capacitive touch panel can be connected to 6 pin ZIF connector (J23) with LCD connected to (J12)
-To use these GPIO in software see: <br>
+<b>NOTE</b>:<br>
-[[Kernel_changes_for_custom_hardware#Working_with_GPIOs Working with GPIOs|Working_with_GPIOs Working with GPIOs]] or <br>
+Please see the schematics of the pico-SAM9G45 board for detailed view:<br>
-[[Kernel_changes_for_custom_hardware#Adding_a_GPIO_as_a_key_in_kernel|Adding a GPIO as a key in kernel]] or<br>
+{{Schematics}}
-[[Kernel_changes_for_custom_hardware#Adding_a_GPIO_as_a_led_in_kernel|Adding a GPIO as a led in kernel]].
-<br>
-NOTE: WAKEUP/OK has double function, first it acts as normal input, second it is routed to the wake up circuitry of the MCU.<br>
-When MCU is in Sleep mode, pressing the WAKEUP/OK button should wake up the MCU.<br>
-Pressing the WAKEUP/OK button when the MCU is up, it will act as an OK button.<br>