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Appendix C
For USB and Serial Text or Graphic-based LCM
Jumper selection between text and graphic mode
TEXT LCM 1 1 0
Graphic LCM 1 1 1
Build
To build program source code on Linux platform, use the
following steps as a guideline:
1. Extract source file:
#tar -xzvf lanner-serial-usb-lcm-version.tgz
2. Change directory to the extracted folder:
#cd lanner-serial-usb-lcm-vx
3. Type make to build source code:
#make
After compilation, the executable programs (usb_disp,
usb_key, ser_disp, ser_key) where disp denotes display
control and key denotes the keypad input function and
usb and ser denote USB and serial interfaces respectively
will appear in the program's folder.
Note:
The OS supported by Lanner LCM function
1.
include platforms based on Linux Kernel series
2.4.x and Linux Kernel series 2.6.x, FreeBSD 8.0,
and DOS.
For information on installation on platforms
2.
other than Linux, see \lanner-serial-usb-lcm-
v0.5\README and \lanner-serial-usb-lcm-v0.5\
dos-example\README
Install
To install, type the following command:
#mknod /dev/usb/hiddev0 c 180 96
Network Application Platforms
Execution
This section contains sample executable programs that
you could test on your platform. It demonstrates some
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useful functionality that the LCM provides.
Type the execution command:
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# ./ser_disp or ./usb_disp
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Options:
[-I] | [-o XXXXX] | [ [-b YYYYY] | [-f ttyS_No] | [-d filename] |
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LCD
#./ser_key or ./usb_key
The keypad function test program will not detect the
keypad device; therefore, you should assign it with the [-f ]
option (the default is /dev/ttyS0 or /dev/usb/hiddev0)
Programming the LCM
[-g filename] | [-c cmd] | [-0 arg0] [-1 arg1]... [-h]
[-I]: Identify LCM information and get flash setting
[-o XXXXX]: to override default baud rate
valid values are: 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
[-f ttyS_No]: assign the keypad device used as ttySNO
[-d filename]: to display the specified file on Text LCD
[-g filename]: to display the specified file on Graphic
[-c cmd]: specify the command to be used.
[-0 arg0]: data[0]
[-1 arg1]: data[1]
[-2 arg2]: data[2]
[-3 arg3]: data[3]
[-4 arg4]: data[4]
[-v]: be verbose
[-h]: this help
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