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posted by Andy
Arduino Uno R3 graphics accelerator shield uses
Reverse
no pinsengineering
Its been about 3 years now since I last compiled up avr-gcc and avr-libc for Windows and it proved surprisingly popular with you so Im now
bringing you the latest, as of March 2015, versions
the Sony Ericsson
of avr-gcc and avr-libc. Ive also included avrdude 6.1 for completeness even...
posted by Andy
Vivaz high resolution
Hello and welcome to another in my series of unique hardware projects designed to bring you something
640 x 360 cellphone
useful that youve hopefully never seen before and at a price point that any hobbyist can afford. This p
LCD
brings together the knowledge that Ive gained over the last few years to bring you a graphics accelera
the Arduino Uno R3 based on an ARM Cortex M0 core attached to a 640360 LCD from the Sony U5
postedLCD and then used
cellphone. In previous articles youve seen how Ive reverse engineered the Sony
reflow oven and FPGA graphics accelerator projects. Introduction TFT LCD shields for the...
Welcome to another in my
of cellphone LCD reverse
engineering articles. In this article
Im going to present every
arduino arduino arduino
you need to hook up the high-
hardware hardware hardware
resolution 640360 LCD from the
arduino
Jun08 May29 May05 Sony Ericsson
hardwareU5 Vivaz to your
project. About the phone and
Jan26
LCD The Sony Ericsson U5 Vivaz
A generic optimised 16-bit
Reverse
LCD engineering
adaptor for theArduino Arduino
Nokia E73 MegaQVGA 512K LCD SRAMLCD... in shield format

posted by Andy posted by Andy posted by Andy

Reverse

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posted by Andy
was realised by a compact add-on board that plugged into the relevant
block of pins on the... Welcome to what will probably be
the last in the series of articles in

which I reverse engineer one of
the Nokia QVGA cellphone
displays from the pre-smartphone
era. I think that by now Ive
covered every possible aspect of
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hardware little displays and hopefully...

Nov03

Reverse engineering the Nokia N95 8Gb QVGA LCD

posted by Andy

In this, the latest instalment of my Nokia QVGA TFT reverse engineering series, I will take on the 2.8 inch 24-bit TFT that is designed to work with
the Nokia N95 8Gb mobile phone. Read on to see how it worked out. Background In the first of my reverse engineering articles I tackled the Nokia
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I successfully discovered enough of by set
the command email
to write a driver for the Arduino and the STM32. Flush with that success I
moved on to tackle the Nokia 6300 and the Nokia N82. I was lucky in that these two shared the same pinout and command set as the 2730 so I could
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