DM-TFT35-107

Page last updated 01 Sep 2014, by Display Module. 1 reply display, micro SD, SPI, TFT, Touch Screen

DM-TFT35-107

Description

The DM-TFT35-107 display module, specifications and other resources are available from DisplayModule.com.

  • 3.5"
  • Resistive Touch Screen
  • SD-card slot
  • 4MB flash (32 Mbit)
  • 262K color depth
  • 240x320
  • SPI interface
  • 6 LED backlit

The display module has Arduino pinning.

Pinning

The following pins are used (not including GND and VCC):

Arduino PinFunction
D4ChipSelect for Touch
D6ChipSelect for Flash
D8ChipSelect for SD Card
D9Display Data/Command
D10ChipSelect for Display
D11SPI MOSI for Display, Touch, SD Card and Flash
D12SPI MISO for Display, Touch, SD Card and Flash
D13SPI SCLK for Display, Touch, SD Card and Flash

Information

Note that the DIP-switch on the back of the display module must be in the UNO position for the SD Card to work. If the switch is in MEGA mode then the SD Card will fail.

Compatibility

The display module has been tested with the following platforms:

PlatformComment
LPCXpresso1549Add comment
EA LPC4088 QuickStart Board
with a LPC4088 QSB Base Board		Add comment

Software

There is a library to get you started with the displays:

Import libraryDmTftLibrary

Driver Library for our displays

Last commit 12 Oct 2015 by Display Module

To use the library:

main.cpp

#include "mbed.h"

#include "DmTftSsd2119.h"
#include "W25Q16BV.h"
#include "DmTouch.h"

/* Displays with adapter */
#define DM_PIN_SPI_MOSI   D11
#define DM_PIN_SPI_MISO   D12
#define DM_PIN_SPI_SCLK   D13
#define DM_PIN_CS_TOUCH   D4
#define DM_PIN_CS_TFT     D10
#define DM_PIN_CS_SDCARD  D8
#define DM_PIN_CS_FLASH   D6

DmTftSsd2119 tft;   /* DM_TFT35_107 */

DmTouch touch(DmTouch::DM_TFT35_107);
SDFileSystem sd(DM_PIN_SPI_MOSI, DM_PIN_SPI_MISO, DM_PIN_SPI_SCLK, DM_PIN_CS_SDCARD, "sd"); // mosi,miso,clk,cs
W25Q16BV flash(DM_PIN_SPI_MOSI, DM_PIN_SPI_MISO, DM_PIN_SPI_SCLK, DM_PIN_CS_FLASH); // mosi,miso,clk,cs


DigitalInOut csTouch(DM_PIN_CS_TOUCH, PIN_OUTPUT, PullUp, 1);
DigitalInOut csDisplay(DM_PIN_CS_TFT, PIN_OUTPUT, PullUp, 1);
DigitalInOut csSDCard(DM_PIN_CS_SDCARD, PIN_OUTPUT, PullUp, 1);
DigitalInOut csFlash(DM_PIN_CS_FLASH, PIN_OUTPUT, PullUp, 1);

int main() {
  tft.init();
  tft.drawString(20, 20, "x:");
  tft.drawString(100, 20, "y:");
  touch.init();
  while(true) {
    ...
  }
}


There are also some demo programs:

Import programdm_main

Shows how to use the display. Draws a bitmap from internal flash, some geometric shapes and some text

Last commit 12 Oct 2015 by Display Module

Import programdm_bubbles

Shows how to use the display. Draws circles that bounce around on the display.

Last commit 09 Jul 2014 by Display Module

Import programdm_calibrate

This application makes it possible to calibrate the touch screen. Note that the calibration data is not persistently saved. Either do the calibration on every startup or modify the default values in DmTouchCalibration.

Last commit 22 Jan 2015 by Display Module

Import programdm_touch

Shows how to use a display and the touch controller. Will display the X and Y coordinates of the current touch event.

Last commit 12 Oct 2015 by Display Module

Import programdm_sdcard

Shows how to use a display, the onboard SD Card and the onboard SPI Flash. Requires a display module with direct Arduino pinning

Last commit 22 Jan 2015 by Display Module

Import programdm_paint

Shows how to use a display and the touch controller. A very basic paint program.

Last commit 01 Sep 2014 by Display Module

Import programdm_calc

Shows how to use a display and the touch controller. A very basic calculator. Note that for some displays the LANDSCAPE define must be set for the layout to be correct.

Last commit 01 Sep 2014 by Display Module

1 comment on DM-TFT35-107:

Dan Tomlinson
22 Jan 2016

The comments section says that when configuring for the LPC1549, information can be found on the issue with the USB TX/RX problem with the printf problem on the notebook section. I can't see anything here about that particular problem though?

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