Portal CP70

7" 800x400 Color Display with Capacitive Touch Screen

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Overview

Portal CP70 7" 800x400 capacitive touch display , supporting Graphics in buffered and in direct mode.

Key features • Full Color 800x400 Pixels • Capacitive Multi-Touch • 167x122mm

Resources 📄Schematics 🔩3D STEP file

Drivers

Function	Description
Init()	Initialize the display. Automatically called on power up.
Mode(direct)	Set the graphics mode to 1-direct, 0-buffered (default).
GetW()	Get display width: 106 in buffered, 320 in direct.
GetH()	Get display height: 80 in buffered, 240 in direct.
IsColor()	Returns 1.
GetX()	Return touch x.
GetY()	Return touch y.
DVer()	This driver version.

By default, the display is initialized in buffered mode.

tip

See Graphics for available drawing functions, such as Text() and Circle().

The Code!

Modules ship with this script preloaded. Use Console to reload or modify the drivers. Additionally, some languages, such as Python, include DUELink.Engine.Record() for recording scripts directly from the host.

_s = 5
_r = 6
dim b1[2]
_m = 1

_x = 0
_y = 0

fn Init()
Mode(0)# buffered
fend

fn Mode(m)
dwrite(4,1)
dwrite(7,1)
spicfg(0, 24000)
_m=m

If m = 0 # buffered
	gfxcfg(2, {_s,_r},106,80, 3)

else # direct
	gfxcfg(2,{_s,_r},320,240, 0)
end
	Cmd(0xc8, [0xFF])
	Cmd(0x93, [0xFF])
	Cmd(0x36, [0xc8])
	Cmd(0x3a, [0x55])
	Cmd(0xc0, [0x10,0x10])
	Cmd(0xc1, [0x36])
	Cmd(0xc5, [0xc3])
	Cmd(0xE0, [0x00,0x05,0x08,0x02,0x1a,0x0c,0x42,0x7a,0x54,0x08,0x0d,0x0c,0x23,0x25,0x0f])
	Cmd(0xE1, [0x00,0x29,0x2f,0x03,0x0f,0x05,0x42,0x55,0x53,0x06,0x0f,0x0c,0x38,0x3a,0x0f])
	Cmd(0x11,[])
	Wait(120)
	Cmd(0x36, [0xc8])
	Cmd(0x2a, [0x00,0x00,0x01,0x3d])
	Cmd(0xE1, [0x00,0x00,0x00,0xef])
	Cmd(0x29,[])

	i2ccfg(400)
	IStart("TouchIrq", 2, 0, 1)

fend
fn Cmd(c, b1)
    ##SendCmd(c)
    dwrite(_s, 0)#select
    dwrite(_r, 0)#cmd
    SpiWr(c)
    dwrite(_r, 1)#data
    for i in range(0,Len(b1))
        SpiWr(b1[i])
    next
    dwrite(_s, 1)#deselect
fend

fn IsColor()
return 1
fend


fn TouchIrq() 
    dim b1[1] = [0]
    dim b2[32]
    
    i2cwr(0x38, b1, 0)
    
    i2cwr(0x38, 0, b2)
    
    for i = 0 to 1
        d = i * 6 + 3
        f = (b2[0 + d] & 0xC0) >> 6
        x = ((b2[0 + d] & 0x0F) << 8) | b2[1 + d]
        y = ((b2[2 + d] & 0x0F) << 8) | b2[3 + d]
        
        if (f <= 2)
            _x = x
            _y = y
        
        end
    next 
fend

fn TouchX()
    return _x
fend

fn TouchY()
    return _y
fend

fn GetW()
if _m = 0
return 106
else
return 320
end
fend

fn GetH()
if _m = 0
return 80
else
return 240
end
fend

fn DVer()
return 0.1
fend

Init()
Show()

##### User Code Starts Here #####

Samples

Script

Use Console to modify the default driver by adding this sample.

# Append this code at the bottom of the script, right after the driver.
# You MUST keep the driver code!!
_x = 50
_d = 10
_w = GetW()
while 1
circle(0xFF0000,_x,GetH()/2,10)
Show()
_x=_x+_d
if (_x > _w || _x <0)
   _d = _d * -1
    Clear(0)
end
wait(10)
wend

Python

from DUELink.DUELinkController import DUELinkController
import time
availablePort = DUELinkController.GetConnectionPort()
duelink = DUELinkController(availablePort)
x = 50
d = 10
width = int(float(duelink.Engine.Run("getw()")))
height = int(float(duelink.Engine.Run("geth()")))
while True:
    duelink.Graphics.Circle(1, x, height//2, 10)
    duelink.Graphics.Show()
    x = x + d
    if (x > width or x < 0):
        d = d * -1
        duelink.Graphics.Clear(0)
    time.sleep(0.1)

JavaScript

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Projects

Arduino

This project uses Arduino software running on DueDuino to show values on the screen.

image

Follow the Arduino page instructions on loading and using the arduino tools.

The Code!

Setup()
{

}
Loop()
{

}

RPI Pico

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Ordering Info

Description	Part Number	Price
Color TFT 2.3" 320x240 Display with Capacitive Touch	GDL-DTFTCP23-A	$00.00