Yes i have printed it. It works great

I've designed up a case for the Mikromedia plus and a shield with access to the click pins on the back. I've printed it up and it is a nice fit

Here is the link:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:734862

I have designed a case for the Mikromedia plus boards with a shield attached. It was done in Solidworks and I've printed it and tested it and it is a nice fit. It is meant to provide access to the click board sockets for development purposes while still covering and protecting the board. Here is the...

This was well over a year ago and I moved on from this board. I do not have those models anymore. I have the model of the new Mikromedia+ for stm32 but I do not have the Mikromedia Stellaris models anymore

Yes i need to find out what is needed to specify port pins. I figured out, though, that without source code for tft library being available, it's impossible to specify which pins do what with visualtft. You either wire it how they want or you can't use the software. Unfortunately this locks you into...

I'm hoping someone can get me on the right path on how to do this. The touch screen is 800x480 resolution and wired for 16 bits. VisualTFT currently only supports the SSD1963 at 800x480 resolution at 8 bits. Either way, I cannot figure out how to specify the data pins for D0-D15 as they are wired to...

Sorry... What I meant is supporting the SSD1963 in 16 bit at 800x480 resolution

This is a bit of an old thread, but the ability to change resolutions would be great. I just bought a 7" 800x480 screen with the SSD1963 chip and wanted to lay things out in visualTFT but not sure I am going to be able to

Sorry for the misunderstanding. it is not the ARM project that is slow but the Arduino project that I am trying to recreate using the MMB + hardware. The Arduino runs too slow doing things like refreshing the screens. And I am unable to do any conversions on the data because it cannot handle it. I r...

P Erasmus... Quite honestly, your attitude sucks. You are judgmental and seriously just stay out of every thread I'm in. I did what I did and chose what I chose. Please leave your attitude and comments to yourself. This is the second time you've insulted me and I will not stand for it. It isn't righ...

unfortunately it is a major pain for me but I will have to deal with it. Trying to get that ported library to play nice within MikroC is not working nicely. It was written to compile with MPLab for AVR. That compiler had no issues with ANY of it as it was written. Although I've read ALL of this and ...

I work with someone who has been coding C for 20+ years for embedded and PC applications for industrial use and he also had not seen any compiler have the issue that the mikroC issue has with not actually using the guarding (Although the compiler complains quite loudly about not having the guarding ...

But why? My understanding is that the #ifndef is basically saying that if this file is already included, then don't include it. That is how I understand that to work after much research. but it DOESN'T work that way on MikroC. Why? Other compilers I looked into work that way... Why not MikroC? Why d...

I am trying to get this gps test program to compile. If I include the TinyGPS.c file in the compile, it shows a redefinition. If I don't include it, it shows the get_position function and others not able to be externally resolved. I added the gps.h file calling out the external functions and again g...

I have been banging my head for over a week trying to get some code to work. I finally narrowed it down and realized that one of the header files is not getting excluded when it is called from within another program. I did some research on here and it seems several of the older version of the PIC C ...