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Ben & Jack Ben first I've got a 3.5" display here's what mine gives. it's this section that gives the display id. ?reg(0x00D3) 00 00 94 87. ?In my case that's 0x9487 Read Registers on MCUFRIEND

Jack, i plugged my mcufriend display into an Arduino Uno as a shield. ?It lights up nicely (white). ?When I run the LCD_ID_readreg sketch in the mcufriend library examples, it compiles and loads.

Hi Jack I've got a good one for you. ?I made the ?sendcurrentfrequency mod as per your earlier post. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? I hooked up

Aww, Tim. Researching your problem, building a solution, and measuring the results is more than half the fun! But Jerry gave you all the info for your question already. Hi. john AD5YE

Jack, I was wondering if there is any forecast on when USB mode might added? I ?certainly appreciate all the work and realize it takes time. ? Looking forward to running the Digital modes

I don't know what happened, but here's the message I sent: ----- Forwarded Message ----- To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 1, 2017 8:47 AM Subject: Re:

Jack, for those viewing messages as plain text (as I do) the line to be added is: sendFrequency(currentFrequency); // Send frequency to chip 73 - Mark N1VQW

I downloaded a new copy from group.io and that fixed it. Will look at your suggestion but it's working so may moot The first line is in the sketch but not the second line. Send frequency to chip.

Jack Okay. Not sure what the issue was but reloaded everything and it is working now. Weird science Thanks Art Sent from my iPhone

OK. It seems some idiot removed a line from the code that might make a difference. (OK...it was me...) In loop, add the yellow line: ? ? ? encoderDirection = 0;? ? ? DoRangeCheck();? ? ?

Wow...that makes no sense as I really didn't touch the VFO code. I'll take a look at it. It has to be the move of some of the AD9850 pins. Jack, W8TEE To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, August 8,

David, Jack, Did you have an issue with vfo out? I installed this morning and I didn't have any output on the vfo out pins. Moved to out2 and had a signal. I thought maybe I had a bad ad9850 or u2

Hi Jack I thought you should know about this. I've been waiting for the socketed wires to connect to the board, they arrived this morning. I had your Analyser code installed in the Arduino, hooked

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Karl: I had the same approach and had hoped I'd have it done for the FDIM conference. This is what I had back then (you can see the left panel isn't secured yet): I use the acrylic cases to show

Ben: You could run the mcufriend library example named LCD_ID_readreg.ino which will tell you the ID of the graphics chip. You could then go into setup() and look at the switch/case block to see if

Kevin, what great photos and build!? I made my enclosure from wood and clear acrylic so all of the wiring and components can be seen.? Also, my hand mic is under construction, made from wood also!?

Thomas, the pin arrangement looks the same as Jack has posted. ?I will be traveling the next three weeks, so unfortunately will not get back to the project until September. ?Perhaps by then Jack's

Simon, The audio tone is not so tinny after the mod on my board. Unfortunately I had to get back to the farm immediately and I will be back on 7th. No lab here, so I am curious!! Cheers Raj

Sorry, the link from my previous reply was left in my kbd. /g/BITX20/files/BITX-MikeSpkr-AudioPA-AutoPTT-1.pdf ( /g/BITX20/files/BITX-MikeSpkr-AudioPA-AutoPTT-1.pdf