Hello,
I am using GLK12232-25-SM LCD for a self made MP3 player and so far everything was Ok.
But this morning when I powered the player, there was thick line acros the screen (probably 10-20 pixels thick, from the top to the bottom) and the right portion of the screen was displaying everything mirrored (as you look on mirror reflection).
Any ideas why is this? I tried to power down and power up several times, but still the same problem. Pretty much the LCD is unreadable.
Does anybody else have/had such problem?
Thanks,
Dimitar
LCD problem
Yes, I was able to communicate with the display. The backlight was working Ok.
Just this thick black line near the middle of the display, and everything that was on the line's right side was mirrored.
The left side of the LCD was working Ok.
Later during the day I tried again, and it worked just fine. No black line anymore.
Some more information:
My player is installed in my car (for nearly two weeks now).
During the night the temperature were around 5 degrees celsius.
The power supply is filtered, protected with TVS diode, and stabilized.
The communication with the LCD was Ok. I was able to press keys, and they were correctly sent over the serial line.
Any ideas what could have caused this problem?
If it appears again I can take a picture if you think it will be helpful.
Thanks,
Dimitar
Just this thick black line near the middle of the display, and everything that was on the line's right side was mirrored.
The left side of the LCD was working Ok.
Later during the day I tried again, and it worked just fine. No black line anymore.
Some more information:
My player is installed in my car (for nearly two weeks now).
During the night the temperature were around 5 degrees celsius.
The power supply is filtered, protected with TVS diode, and stabilized.
The communication with the LCD was Ok. I was able to press keys, and they were correctly sent over the serial line.
Any ideas what could have caused this problem?
If it appears again I can take a picture if you think it will be helpful.
Thanks,
Dimitar