can anyone give me the parameters to use for a Riverdi 5"resistive display with FT812 (RVT50AQFFWR00)?
At the moment I'm using STM32F407VG + 5" (RVT50UQFNWC0x) and 7" (RVT70UQFNWC0x) Riverdi capacitive displays with FT813 and all works well.
For a project I need to use the resistive version with FT812, I tried different "schemas" for VisualTFT for FT812 resistive, but the images are corrupted (overall if I draw more than 30 objects).
I can see something with the resistive display only if I draw few objects and use parameters for capacitive display.
Configuration parameters for capacitive displays that I usually use and the parameters for resistive touch:
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// Default configuration parameters
const TFT812Display VTFT_FT812_CONFIG_DISPLAY =
{
60000000, // Frequency = main clock frequency
0, // OutRenderMode = 0 normal, 1 write, 2 read
0, // RenderReadScanLine = scanline for read render mode
0, // RenderWriteTrigger = trigger for write render mode (read only)
953, // hCycle = number if horizontal cycles for display
88, // hOffset = horizontal offset from starting signal
800, // hSize = width resolution
42, // hSync0 = hsync falls
90, // hSync1 = hsync rise
525, // vCycle = number of vertical cycles for display
32, // vOffset = vertical offset from start signal
480, // vSize = height resolution
9, // vSync0 = vsync falls
12, // vSync1 = vsync rise
0, // Rotate = rotate display
0x01B6, // OutBits = output bits resolution
0, // OutDither = output number of bits
0x0000, // OutSwizzle = output swizzle
0, // OutCSpread = output clock spread enable
0, // PClockPolarity = clock polarity: 0 - rising edge, 1 - falling edge
2, // PClock = clock prescaler of FT812: - 0 means disable and >0 means 48MHz/pclock
};
const TFT812Touch VTFT_FT812_CONFIG_TOUCH =
{
3, // TouchMode = touch screen mode (2 bits): 0 - off, 1 - oneshot, 2 - frame, 3 - continuous
0, // TouchADCMode = touch screen adc mode (1 bit): 0 - singleended, 1 - differential
6000, // TouchCharge = Touchscreen charge time, units of 6 clocks
3, // TouchSettle = touch screen settle time - 4 bits
7, // TouchOversample = touch screen oversample - 4 bits
1000, // TouchRZThreshold = Touchscreen resistance threshold
};Thank you
