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Hello BurchSung,

Thank you for your post.

If you would like to discuss your custom "flexible" keypad project further with one of our sales engineers, please fill out our contact form (https://www.noritake-elec.com/support/contact-us).

Noritake VFD

Hello Scoobis,

Unfortunately, we do not have a replacement module for the GU256X64-312 that is similar/same size and command compatible.

We do have the GU256X64F-9372 module that is command compatible but is a bit larger (222.0mm x 78.0mm).

Additionally, the GU256X64D-3900B is similar in size (159.0mm x 50.0mm) but is not command compatible.

We hope this information is helpful.
If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Noritake VFD

Hello levaclaus,

Thank you for your post.
Unfortunately, this is a custom module and we are unable to disclose the datasheet information to the public.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Noritake VFD

 This is the code that was demonstrated in part 4.5 of the GU-TFT tutorial series.

[CODE]

#include

SoftwareSerial mySerial(10, 11);

void setup() {
mySerial.begin(38400);
GUTFT_init();
}

void loop() {
recallImage(0x10, 0x0000, 0x00, 800, 800, 480, 0x91);
delay(5000);
recallImage(0x10, 0x0000, 0x0c, 800, 800, 480, 0x91);
delay(5000);
recallImage(0x10, 0x0000, 0x18, 800, 800, 480, 0x91);
delay(5000);
}

void GUTFT_init(){
mySerial.write(0x1b);
mySerial.write(0x40);
}

void recallImage(byte memory, unsigned address, byte addressE, unsigned definedX, unsigned displayX, unsigned displayY, byte format){
mySerial.write(0x1f);
mySerial.write(0x28);
mySerial.write(0x66);
mySerial.write(0x10);
mySerial.write(memory);
mySerial.write(address);
mySerial.write(address >> 8);
mySerial.write(addressE);
mySerial.write(definedX);
mySerial.write(definedX >> 8);
mySerial.write(displayX);
mySerial.write(displayX >> 8);
mySerial.write(displayY);
mySerial.write(displayY >> 8);
mySerial.write(format);
}

[/CODE]

 

Hello Enrico,

Thank you for your post!

We would be more than happy to help you solve your space problems.
If you don't mind, could you please private message us and let us know your email address and where you are located? Since this is an aircraft application, we would like to have a more in-depth conversation with you to find the best solution. So, we would like to get you in contact with the closest sales office. 

Best Regards,

Noritake VFD

Ed,

It's good to hear that your problem was fixed!

Concerning RDY signal monitoring, RDY needs to be monitored when sending commands but it does not need to be monitored when sending image data bytes. In the datasheet, it specifies in section 8.1.1 that the diagram is "Not applicable for bit image data transfer in DMA mode" and this diagram includes RDY monitoring. In 8.1.2, it states that the diagram is "Applicable for bit image data transfer in DMA mode" and the diagram does not include RDY monitoring. 
For example, when using the "bit image write" command, the RDY signal must be monitored for the command header bytes but not for the subsequent image data bytes.

We apologize that this is quite confusing but we hope that this explanation clears it up a bit.

Noritake VFD

elafargue,

Thank you for your post.

Concerning the display errors and timing, are you polling the RDY signal? It is present in the parallel interface timing diagram on the module's datasheet and essentially changes when the module's receive buffer nears capacity. Polling this signal stabilizes communication if you only send data when the signal indicates that the module is ready.

Additionally, the maximum start-up time (at power-on or module initialization) for these modules is 500ms so you could also try adding a delay of 500ms before you start sending bytes to the module to ensure that you aren't sending data during module start-up. 

If you are still having issues after these suggestions, please post your exact module number so we can assist you further.

Thank you,
Noritake VFD

o.j.capella,

Unfortunately, this board was not fully developed and was only used for a short time for demo purposes only. Please private message us your email address and we can send you the schematic file for this board. It uses a AT42QT2120 chip from ATMEL so the specification for this board will come from this chip's datasheet.

Thank you for your post,
Noritake VFD

An odd thing happened today. Two posts were made that seem to have completely bypassed the approval system that is in place. These posts were made by "Xbox One". I will investigate this further.

CDJ

Hello Jack W8ADQ,

We received some information that may be helpful when determining the correct filament voltage. Unfortunately we could not obtain the voltage for your exact VFD but this should give you a good idea as to the voltage that should be used since these parts are very similar. 

Filament Voltage
Part number	Min.	Typ.	Max.	Unit
FG85A1	2.52	2.80	3.08	Vac
FG85C1	2.7	3.0	3.3	Vac
FG85C1A	2.7	3.0	3.3	Vac
Note: Vac means the effective value at 50/60Hz (Vrms.)

If you need any further information, please fill out our inquiry form here: https://www.noritake-elec.com/about_us/contact_us.htm

Thank you,
Noritake VFD

Hello Jack W8ADQ,

Thank you for your interest in our VFD tube technology.
The FG85C1A1 was discontinued over 10 years ago but we may still have that model's datasheet in our archives.
We will check our archives and get back to you as soon as we can.

Thank you for your patience,

Noritake VFD 

As seen during the past few months, posting spam will result in an immediate ban. We do not tolerate any form of spam posts that, for example, promote your video game currency website or your packing and moving service.

In general, posting about anything unrelated to Noritake products, events, electronics, or programming may get you banned.

A few more sessions of post clean-up and bans have occurred over the past few days. It seems that the image verification has not deterred all spammers. Enabling the need for posts to be approved has prevented any spam posts to become public.

CDJ

Deleted 2 posts and banned the user responsible.
It doesn't look like the image verification helps as much as I had hoped. I will wait a couple weeks to make a conclusion.

CDJ

Hello Everyone!

We are very happy that you are getting involved in the Noritake community! This forum just went through a user and post clean-up to remove spam and clutter. If you see any strange posts, please contact this account immediately and we will deal with it.
This forum is mainly intended as a platform where you can ask any questions you like about our products and share your projects with the Noritake community. There are a lot of topics to choose from but if you find that a category is missing, let me know!
Details about new products and promotions will also be posted on this forum in the "Products News" section.
We hope you have a pleasant time here and look forward to answering any and all of your questions!

Noritake

Deleted another spam post and the user responsible for the post.

CDJ

Deleted 5 more spam posts and deleted a user.

CDJ

Clean-up report:

Had to delete a ton of users and posts due to spam. Currently, there are no spam posts in the forum but there may be spam users still that have not posted yet.
Image verification has been enabled so we will see exactly how effective it is in the coming weeks.

These reports will be posted here to record forum status and behavior.

CDJ

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