I am assuming that you are using the 2x16 character LCD. Because the string is 64 characters long, you need to make a function that can display it all on the smaller LCD. My suggestion is make a for loop which fills the 32 places on the LCD, then makes a delay of a couple of seconds, then displays t...

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Here is a working example for you.
Check if you want to use different CS and RST pins.

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Hi,

For driving the STMPE811 we are using our library called STMPE610 that is built into the compiler.

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You need to store the entire string of card id to a variable, and then, depending on your screen size use the Lcd_Out function to display chunks of the data.

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I believe that my coworker has replied to your post
http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=97&t=66499

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Hi, You need to see if your chip has 6 different PWM modules. Also do all have to be the same frequency or different? This is determined by the timers used by the PWMs, some chips use only 1 timer for all PWMs. When you see which chip you will need you can do something like this, Read the ADC value ...

I will generate a simple demo for that chip and the FT810.
If any issues with the software/libraries arise I will inform you.

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@jimmy_sayavong : I ended up re-installing v4.5.2 back on my computer to get things up and running. I do NOT think the 4.70 is ready for prime time yet !! Could you please describe what was happening when you tried to install the FT800 library? I have successfully installed it on the new version @Va...

The card id array is much larger then the LCD can show at once.
Can I have a look at your modified example?

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Hi,

I've tried it out and it seems to start, but it hangs and never starts.
I've reported it to the software department.

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I am glad you are happy

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Hi,

This chip only uses the Timer2 for PWM purposes, so what is written last, that is the frequency that it's going to run at.

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Hi,

Which MCU are you using?

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Hi,

One question, are you working tieh 18F4520 or 4620 ?
The project is with 4620, you shouldn't have issues with it.

If something comes up accidentally let me know right away.

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