At next I connected the Atmega 328p with the 1.8 Inch display to the userport of a real C64.
I built a 2-wire serial connection from the C64 to the AVR. In the AVR is the real C64-characterset. I reduced the character-resolution to 4x5 pixels to fit the 160x128 screen.
All screen-outputs, scrolling, clearscreen, insert, del... are transmitted to the AVR.
Now I have a TFT-C64 ;-)
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Tuesday, 24 June 2014
Saturday, 7 June 2014
1.8 Inch display AVR-test
After the succesful 6502 tests I decided to build a tiny C64 with a small TFT-screen. I want to use an AVR as controller for the screen.
I buyed a very tiny 1.8 Inch display with SPI-interface for the first tests:
I buyed a very tiny 1.8 Inch display with SPI-interface for the first tests:
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