Graphic LCD Display FTDI FT800

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Summary

Graphic LCD display using the FTDI FT800 controller with SPI interface. Supports touch input, animations, and customizable graphical elements with adjustable brightness and display type.

Description

The FT800 Graphic LCD Display provides a rich graphical interface with integrated touch control. It supports multiple display resolutions (QVGA 320×240 or WQVGA 480×272) and allows rendering of scenes, logos, and animations. The module can transform touch coordinates, read touch pressure, and track pressed state. External clock support is available for precise timing.

Diagram:

Categories

Properties

  • Brightness – Display brightness control.
  • Display Type – Screen resolution/type: WQVGA_480x272, QVGA_320x240.
  • Elements – Configurable elements:
 * Scene  
 * Animate Logo  
 * Stop Animation  
 * Set Touch Transform  
 * Get Touch Transform  
  • External Clock – Boolean flag to use an external clock source.

Pins

Output Pins

  • x – Touch X coordinate (integer).
  • y – Touch Y coordinate (integer).
  • Pressure – Touch pressure (analog).
  • tag – Tag identifier for touch elements (integer).
  • pressed – Digital pin indicating touch pressed state.
  • Out (SPI) – SPI communication output to the display.
  • Chip Select – Digital chip select for SPI device.
  • Power Down – Digital pin to power down the display.
  • Busy – Digital pin indicating display busy status.