Princeton PT6964 LED controller supports 4 Digits @ 13 Segments, 5 Digits @ 12 Segments, 6 Digits @ 11 Segments or 7 Digits @ 10 Segments. Also supports a scanned keyboard of upto 20 keys. SPI bus interface.

Dependents:   mbed_PT6964

Princeton PT6964 LED controller supports 4 Digits @ 13 Segments, 5 Digits @ 12 Segments, 6 Digits @ 11 Segments or 7 Digits @ 10 Segments. Also supports a scanned keyboard of upto 20 keys. SPI bus interface.

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Font_7Seg.h

Committer:
wim
Date:
2015-11-21
Revision:
0:27f32a087e5a
Child:
1:1adf993a3e34

File content as of revision 0:27f32a087e5a:

/* mbed LED Font Library, for Princeton PT6964 controller as used in DVD538A
 * Copyright (c) 2015, v01: WH, Initial version
 *
 * Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
 * of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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 * to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
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 * furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
 *
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 * FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
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 * THE SOFTWARE.
 */
#ifndef MBED_FONT_7SEG_H
#define MBED_FONT_7SEG_H

// Segment bit positions for 7 Segment display using the DVD538A mapping for PT6964
// Modify this table for different 'bit-to-segment' mappings. The ASCII character defines and the FONT_7S const table below 
// will be adapted automatically according to the bit-to-segment mapping. Obviously this will only work when the segment
// mapping is identical for every digit position. This will be the case unless the hardware designer really hates software developers.
//
#define S_D    0x0008 
#define S_C    0x0010
#define S_B    0x0020
#define S_A    0x0040 
#define S_E    0x0080
#define S_F    0x0100
#define S_G    0x0200

#define S_LD2  0x0001
#define S_LD1  0x0002
#define S_CD   0x0008
#define S_DVD  0x0010
#define S_PSE  0x0020
#define S_PLY  0x0040
#define S_COL  0x0080
#define S_MP4  0x0100
#define S_MP3  0x0200

//Mask for blending out and restoring Icons
//One mask pattern will be sufficient assuming that all digits use the same mapping.
#define S_ICON_MSK (0x0000)


// ASCII Font definitions for segments in each character
//
//48 0x30 digits
#define C_0    (S_A | S_B | S_C | S_D | S_E | S_F)
#define C_1    (S_B | S_C)
#define C_2    (S_A | S_B | S_D | S_E | S_G)
#define C_3    (S_A | S_B | S_C | S_D | S_G)
#define C_4    (S_B | S_C | S_F | S_G)
#define C_5    (S_A | S_C | S_D | S_F | S_G)
#define C_6    (S_A | S_C | S_D | S_E | S_F | S_G)
#define C_7    (S_A | S_B | S_C)
#define C_8    (S_A | S_B | S_C | S_D | S_E | S_F | S_G)
#define C_9    (S_A | S_B | S_C | S_D | S_F | S_G)
//64 0x40
#define C_A    (S_A | S_B | S_C | S_E | S_F | S_G )  // Upper case alphabet
#define C_B    (S_C | S_D | S_E | S_F | S_G)
#define C_C    (S_A | S_D | S_E | S_F)
#define C_D    (S_B | S_C | S_D | S_E | S_G)
#define C_E    (S_A | S_D | S_E | S_F | S_G)
#define C_F    (S_A | S_E | S_F | S_G)
//97 0x61
#define C_a    (S_A | S_B | S_C | S_E | S_F | S_G )  // Lower case alphabet
#define C_b    (S_C | S_D | S_E | S_F | S_G)
#define C_c    (S_A | S_D | S_E | S_F)
#define C_d    (S_B | S_C | S_D | S_E | S_G)
#define C_e    (S_A | S_D | S_E | S_F | S_G)
#define C_f    (S_A | S_E | S_F | S_G)

// Font data selection for transmission to PT6964 memory
#define LO(x)  ( x & 0xFF)
#define HI(x)  ((x >> 8) & 0xFF)


// ASCII Font definition table
//
//#define FONT_7S_START     0x20
//#define FONT_7S_END       0x7F
//#define FONT_7S_NR_CHARS (FONT_7S_END - FONT_7S_START + 1)
extern const char FONT_7S[][2]; 

#endif