COLLECTED PINOUTS
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Written by Wolfgang Astleitner (mrwastl@users.sourceforge.net)
Project's homepage: http://serdisplib.soureforge.net
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* DRIVER I2C *
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ERICSSON T28I
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Pin-Outs and descriptions for Ericsson T28i display
Resolution: 101x33
Controller: n/a (berty's page: cheap version of PCF8558)
The wiring when connecting to the parallel printer port of a IBM-comp. PC:
(I've chosen the same wiring as I used for the pcd8544-based displays,
but only D0, D1 (=SDA / SI, SCLK) are used
+----------------------------+
| 1 2 3 4 5 |
| # # # # # |
+------================------+
| |
| rear view |
| connector is visible |
| |
| ??n/a?? |
| |
+----------------------------+
Pin Signal name Description
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1 VLCD +6.4V (lcd power supply, 3 - 6.4V (?))
2 VLOGIC +2.7V (logic power supply, 2.7 - 6V (?))
3 SDA i2c-SDA
4 GND GND (ground)
5 SCLK i2c-SCLK
Source: http://rifer.narod.ru/i2cldc.html (Rifers' I2C-pages (russian))
http://sandiding.tripod.com/lcdt28.html (Berty's page / Ericsson T20 / T28 / T29 LCD Pins)
ERICSSON R520 / T65
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Pin-Outs and descriptions for Ericsson R520 / T65 displays
Resolution: 101x67x2 (4 greylevels)
Controller: n/a
The wiring when connecting to the parallel printer port of a IBM-comp. PC:
(I've chosen the same wiring as I used for the pcd8544-based displays,
but only D0, D1, and D5 (=SDA / SI, SCLK, and RES) are used
+----------------------------+
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 |
| # # # # # # |
+------================------+
| |
| |
| |
| rear view |
| connector is visible |
| |
| ??n/a?? |
| |
| |
| |
+----------------------------+
Pin Signal name Description
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1 VLCD +10V (lcd power supply, 10V +/-1V (measured))
2 VLOGIC +2.7V (logic power supply, measured)
3 SDA i2c-SDA
4 GND GND (ground)
5 SCLK i2c-SCLK
6 /RES active low reset
Source: user "z01" from forum.lcdinfo.com; measured
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* DRIVER NOKCOL *
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NOKIA 3510I / 3530
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Pin-Out and descriptions for Nokia 3510i displays
Resolution: 98x67, 4096 colours
Controller: Epson S1D15G14 Series
The wiring when connecting to the parallel printer port of a IBM-comp. PC:
(I've chosen a wiring similar to wirings used in former projects)
+------------------------+
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
| # # # # # # # # |
| ===#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#== |
+--====================--+
| |
| |
| rear view |
| connector is visible |
| |
| N3510i |
| |
+------------------------+
Pin Signal name Description
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1 /RES active low reset
2 /CS chip select
3 GND GND (ground)
4 SI serial data input of LCD
5 SCLK serial clock line of LCD
6 Vio 1.8V chip power
7 Vflash 2.8V display power
8 Vout output of display-internal dc/dc converter
(Vout -> capacitor -> GND to avoid noise)
S1D15G10-based NOKIA GREEN CONNECTOR
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Pin-Out and descriptions for displays from Nokia 2600, 3200, 6100, and some more
Resolution: 130x130, 4096 colours
Controller: Epson S1D15G10 Series
The wiring when connecting to the parallel printer port of a IBM-comp. PC:
|
connector from front view, pins visible |
|
display module: rear view is visible |
|
------------------------------------------------------
| |
| |
-- --
5 | = = | 6
| |
4 | = = | 7
| |
3 | = = | 8
| |
2 | = = | 9
| |
1 | = = | 10
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Pin Signal name Description
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1 VDD 3.3V logic power (can be left disconnected)
2 /RES active low reset
3 SDATA serial data input of LCD
4 SCLK serial clock line of LCD
5 /CS chip select
6 VLCD 3.3V display power (Abhishek uses 2.8V and it works fine)
7 NC (not connected)
8 GND GND (ground)
9 LED- LED ground
10 LED+ VLED 6 - 7 V
Attention:
some displays with a green connector have a different pin numbering printed on it (reverse numbering)!
only the numbering is different, the signals and voltages are always the same
(VDD is always bottom/left, /CS is always top/left)
more info on this issue: http://serdisplib.sourceforge.net/ser/nokcol_15g10.html#connecting
Source: mail from Abhishek Dutta
http://thomaspfeifer.net/ Nokia 6100 Display am AVR (german)
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=569# Spark Fun
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* DRIVER PCD8544 *
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LPH7366 DISPLAYS (9pin 84x48 nokia displays)
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Pin-Outs and descriptions for LPH7366
Resolution: 84x48
Controller: PCD8544
The wiring when connecting to the parallel printer port of a IBM-comp. PC:
(I've chosen a wiring similar to the wiring I used for optrex 323)
+--------------------------+
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 |
| # # # # # # # # # |
| ===#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#== |
+--======================--+
| |
| |
| rear view |
| connector is visible |
| |
| LPH7366 |
| |
+--------------------------+
Pin Signal name Description
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1 VDD +5V (up to 7.4 mA) chip power supply
2 SCLK serial clock line of LCD
3 SI serial data input of LCD
4 D/C command/data switch (sometimes labelled 'A0')
5 /CS active low chip select (connected to GND)
6 Osc external clock (connected to VDD)
7 GND GND (ground)
8 Vout output of display-internal dc/dc converter
(Vout -> capacitor -> GND to avoid noise)
9 /RES active low reset
LPH7779/LPH7677 DISPLAYS (8pin 84x48 nokia displays)
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Pin-Outs and descriptions for LPH7779 (should work for LPH7677, too, have a look at: http://sandiding.tripod.com/lcd.html)
Resolution: 84x48
Controller: PCD8544
The wiring is nearly the same to LPH7366, with the exception that the LPH7779 has one pin less
(no option for connecting an external clock)
+-------------------------+
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
| # # # # # # # # |
| ===#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=== |
+--=====================--+
| |
| |
| rear view |
| connector is visible |
| |
| LPH7779 |
| |
+-------------------------+
Pin Signal name Description
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1 VDD +5V (? mA) chip power supply
2 SCLK serial clock line of LCD
3 SI serial data input of LCD
4 D/C command/data switch (sometimes labelled 'A0')
5 /CS active low chip select (connected to GND)
6 GND GND (ground)
7 Vout output of display-internal dc/dc converter
(Vout -> capacitor -> GND to avoid noise)
8 /RES active low reset
Source: http://sandiding.tripod.com/lcd.html (Berty's page with pin-out and circuits)
http://sandiding.tripod.com/softan/pcd8544.pdf (data sheet of PCD8544)
PCF8511 (Nokia 5310)
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Pin-Outs and descriptions for Nokia 5310
Resolution: 96x64
Controller: PCF8511
The wiring when connecting to the parallel printer port of a IBM-comp. PC:
+--------------------------+
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
| # # # # # # # # | 1 .. /RES
| ===#=#=#=#=#=#=#=#=== | 2 .. /CS
+--======================--+ 3 .. GND
| | 4 .. SI (SDATA)
| | 5 .. SCLK
| rear view | 6 .. Vio (nc)
| connector is visible | 7 .. Vflash
| | 8 .. Vout
| |
| |
+--------------------------+
Pin Signal name Description
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1 /RES active low reset
2 /CS chip select
3 GND GND (ground)
4 SI serial data input of LCD
5 SCLK serial clock line of LCD
6 Vio 1.8V chip power (not connected)
7 Vflash 2.8V display power
8 Vout output of display-internal dc/dc converter
(Vout -> capacitor -> GND to avoid noise)
Please connect the same way as a Nokia 3510i-display; the pinout is compatible.
Source: Mail from Jeroen Domburg (serdisp _AT_ jeroen _DOT_ ietsmet _DOT_ nl)
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* DRIVER SED153X *
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OPTREX 323
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Pin-Outs and descriptions for OPTREX 323
Resolution: 117x62 (sick addressing of pixels)
Controller: SED1531
The wiring when connecting to the parallel printer port of a IBM-comp. PC:
(reference wiring by optrex)
Pin Signal name Description
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1 (nc) (not connected)
2 BG_Vcc +9V (125 mA) backlight power supply
3 BG_ON backlight on (1) / off (0)
4 BG_GND backlight GND
5 (nc) (not connected)
6 /RES low active Reset input
7 /CS second low active Chip select input
8 CS first high active Chip select input
9 D/C command/data switch (sometimes labelled 'A0')
10 Vcc +5V (0.4 mA) Chip power supply
11 SCLK serial Clock line of LCD
12 SI serial data input of LCD
13 GND GND (ground LCD)
Source: http://home.foni.net/~tobias-schirmer/d_lcd.htm
http://home.foni.net/~tobias-schirmer/files/KurzInfo.pdf
ALPS LSU7S1011A
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Pin-Outs and descriptions for ALPS LSU7S1011A
Resolution: 96x32
Controller: SED1530
The controller may be controlled either using serial or parallel data transer, the display supports both accessing methods.
pollin.de sells this display and also a display module kit which accesses the display using serial data transfer.
Pin Signal name Description
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9 /RES low active reset input
11 /CS chip select 2 (low active)
12 CS chip select 1 (high active)
14 A0 (D/C) command/data switch
24 SCLK serial clock line of LCD
25 SDATA (SI) serial data input of LCD
26 GND GND (ground)
Info: http://serdisplib.sourceforge.net/ser/sed1530_alps.html (Information, PDFs, ... about ALPS LSU7S1011A display)
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* DRIVER SED153X *
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NOKIA 7110
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Pin-Outs and descriptions for Nokia 7110 display
Resolution: 96x65
Controller: SED1565
The wiring when connecting to the parallel printer port of a IBM-comp. PC:
(I've chosen the same wiring as I used for the pcd8544-based displays.
exception: because /CS is low-active, I used D4 (corresponding to optrex323 wiring) and not D3
+------------------+
| 7 1 |
| # # # # # # # |
| # # # # # # # |
| 8 14 |
+--======================--+
| == == == == | <-- Background LEDs
| ############## | <-- on-glass controller
+--======================--+
| |
| |
| rear view |
| connector is visible |
| |
| Nokia 7110 |
| |
+--------------------------+
Pin Signal name Description
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1 temp sensor 47k (at 25C)
2 /CS chip select (low active)
3 speaker +
4 D/_C command/data switch
5 SCLK serial clock line of LCD
6 speaker -
7 on/off switch
8 LED- LED cathode
9 LED+ LED anode
10 GND GND (ground)
11 GND == pin 10
12 VDD +V (Chip power supply, some value around 3V)
13 SDATA serial data input of LCD
14 /RES low active reset input
Source: http://sandiding.tripod.com/lcd.html (Berty's page with pin-out and circuits)
http://sandiding.tripod.com/nokialcd7110.html (nokia 7110 display pinout)
NEC 21A SKYPER DISPLAY-MODULE
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Pin-Outs and descriptions for pager NEC 21A (a.k.a 'Skyper')
Resolution: 96x65
Controller: SED1561
The wiring when connecting to the parallel printer port of a IBM-comp. PC:
(I've chosen the same wiring as I used for the pcd8544-based displays.
exception: because /CS is low-active, I used D4 (corresponding to optrex323 wiring) and not D3
display board, connector on the right side, controller in the middle of the board
top view
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| \
VDD | = |
| = | Sensor
(nc) | = |
| = | ?
(nc) | = |
| = | /WR
VSS | = |
| = | /RD
/RES | = |
| = | D7
/CS | = |
| = | D6
-------------- A0 | = |
| | | = | D5
| | ? | = |
| LCD- | | = | D4
| Controller | ? | = |
| | | = | D3
| SED 1561 | BUT4 | = |
| | | = | D2
| | BUT3 | = |
| | | = | D1
| | BUT2 | = |
| | | = | D0
| | BUT1 | = |
| | |____/
| |
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Remarks:
Display board is hard-wiring to 8080-mode and parallel interface
Pin Signal name Description
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1 VDD +3.5V (Chip power supply)
2 (nc) (not connected)
3 (nc) (not connected)
4 VSS GND (ground)
5 /RES low active Reset input
6 /CS low active Chip Select
7 A0 command (LOW) or display data (HIGH)
8 ? unknown
9 ? unknown
10 BUT4 button 4
11 BUT3 button 3
12 BUT2 button 2
13 BUT1 button 1
14 D0 data0 - data7
15 D1
16 D2
17 D3
18 D4
19 D5
20 D6
21 D7
22 /RD read enable input (active-low)
23 /WR write enable input (active-low)
24 ? unknown
25 ? unknown
Source: measured (i seem to be the first who tries to control this display ...)
Special thanks to TEN, who donated a NEC 21A pager
