Difference between revisions of "BrailleNote Tieman Display"

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(Blanking pin is actually just the LV pin.)
(Few other notes from tonight.)
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* Display uses 1 "backplane board" per 8 cells
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* Each backplane board has 8 cell connectors, 2 inter-board connectors (left and right), and one Supertex HV507PG chip
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** The HV507PG is a high-voltage 64 channel shift register
 
* Pinout of display connector (from edge of board opposite SMD cap)
 
* Pinout of display connector (from edge of board opposite SMD cap)
 
** Left Side (male)
 
** Left Side (male)
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*** Grey - LV
 
*** Grey - LV
 
*** Grey - Direction (Low = A in, B out)
 
*** Grey - Direction (Low = A in, B out)
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** Data pin is connected to straight-through pin on the last backplane board, which lets the BN read the bits back to ensure the display is working

Revision as of 04:16, 20 December 2011

  • Display uses 1 "backplane board" per 8 cells
  • Each backplane board has 8 cell connectors, 2 inter-board connectors (left and right), and one Supertex HV507PG chip
    • The HV507PG is a high-voltage 64 channel shift register
  • Pinout of display connector (from edge of board opposite SMD cap)
    • Left Side (male)
      • Red - HV
      • Grey - Ground
      • Grey - Data B
      • Grey - Straight through to right side
      • Green - CLK
      • Grey - !LatchEnable
      • Grey - LV
      • Grey - Direction (Low = A in, B out)
    • Right Side (female)
      • Red - HV
      • Grey - Ground
      • Grey - Data A
      • Grey - Straight through to left side
      • Green - CLK
      • Grey - !LatchEnable
      • Grey - LV
      • Grey - Direction (Low = A in, B out)
    • Data pin is connected to straight-through pin on the last backplane board, which lets the BN read the bits back to ensure the display is working