EA uniTFT Series

System commands #X

Settings of the EA uniTFT-Serie.

Interface setting for communication to external control unit (Slave Interface)

Module commands

Interface setting for communication to external control unit (Slave Interface)

Set slave RS232 parameters

The command sets the Baudrate (32-bit value):

The Flash parameter determines whether the setting should be saved:

Set slave SPI parameters

The command sets the SPI Mode (0..3) and the DataOrder of the slave SPI interface.

The Flash parameter determines whether the setting should be saved:

Set slave I²C parameters

The Address of the slave I²C interface is set with the command. By default, the module can be addressed with the address $ DE. The Flash parameter determines whether the setting should be saved:

Module commands

Set project path

The command defines the project path. The module automatically searches for file names under this path, e.g. Macros. Paths are then specified with <P: ...>.

Send project path

The command places the current project path in the send buffer. The feedback is structured as follows:

Backlight: set brightness

The command specifies the Brightness of the backlight [0 ... 150] in %. The parameter Time (in 1/100 s) indicates how quickly the brightness is reached. In the delivery state, the brightness is 100% and changes within 1 second (time = 100). If the brightness exceeds 100%, a derating of the life-time must be expected - we recommend using this setting only for a short time, e.g. in direct sunlight. The Flash parameter determines whether the setting should be saved:

Backlight: Set gradation and frequency

The brightness levels of the backlight are determined using a power function. Depending on the area of application, it makes sense to have more levels in the low range (night vision). For this, the parameter Power must be increased. The default value is 10. The PWM Frequency [5000 ... 65535] of the backlight can also be changed if there are indifferences with ambient light. Default: frequency = 5000. The Flash parameter determines whether the setting should be saved:

Backlight: state auto-dimming

The command sets the State of the automatic backlight dimming. Default dimming is deactivated:

Backlight: set auto-dimming

If automatic dimming is activated (see #XAS), the command uses the Mask parameter to set which events retrigger the countdown:

The mask bits can be set simultaneously with bit decoding. TimeX specifies in seconds when the new brightness (BrightnessX) should be set. The new brightness value is specified relative to the current brightness (0..100).

Send ASCII-String

The command places a string or individual codes as ASCII values (8 bits per character) in the send buffer.

Send Unicode-String

The command places a string or individual codes as Unicode values (16 bits per character) in the send buffer.

Send Hardcopy

The command takes a screenshot of the position (x, y, Anchor) and places it in the send buffer. Depending on the format in which the picture was requested, a header and the data are returned.

The feedback is structured as follows:

Save hardcopy in file

The command takes a screenshot of the position (x, y, Anchor) and writes it to a file (<Name>).

Display hardcopy as image object (from V1.4)

The command creates a screenshot of the position (x, y, Anchor) with the size (Width, Height) and displays it as a new image object with the Obj-ID. The background is transparent and not copied from the source.

Display hardcopy with background as image object (from V1.6)

The command creates a screenshot of the position (x, y, Anchor) with the size (Width, Height) and displays it as a new image object with the Obj-ID. The background is copied from the source.

Display object as new image object (from V1.4)

The command creates a new image object with the Obj-ID from the source object (Obj-ID Source) and displays it.

Send video image

The command creates a hard copy of the video input and places it in the send buffer.

The feedback is structured as follows:

Save video image in file

The command creates a hard copy of the video input and writes it to a file (<Name>).

Touch adjustment

The command starts the touch adjustment procedure. Applies only to modules with resistive touch panels.

Set display orientation

The command defines the orientation (0, 90, 180, 270) of the display. The default is 0° Landscape.

Send firmware version

The command places the firmware version and the detected touch panel in the send buffer. The feedback is structured as follows:

See also version()

Send module parameters

The command puts module parameters (including resolution and interface settings) in the send buffer. The feedback is structured as follows:

See also scrW(), scrH(), touchT(), vidW(), vidH()

Send SD-Card memory overview

The command places the size and free space of the Micro SD card in the send buffer. The feedback is structured as follows:

See also memST(), memSF()

Send RAM memory overview

The command places the size and free space of the object RAM in the send buffer. The feedback is structured as follows:

See also memRT(), memRF()

Set Display-Refresh-Rate

The command sets the display refresh rate. The parameter Option is set to 3 by default.

The Flash parameter determines whether the setting should be saved:

Wait command

The command interrupts the execution of commands for the set Time (in 1/100s). We recommend this command only for debugging purposes during development.

Set virtual display resolution

The command adapts any project to the display resolution. This means that a project for the resolution 800x480 (#XCV800,480) is automatically stretched or compressed to be shown on the physically available display.

Activate/deactivate protocol (from V1.1)

The command activates or deactivates the small / short Protocol.

Set blink time (from V1.7)

The command can be used to set the blinking time (in 1/100s) of objects.

Reboot

The module can be restarted with the command: