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  • Vodka1991
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    Hello,
    I had read this thread and i want to give a try and build the idx pro with this VDI. My question is what version of idx should i use and if someone can give me the schematic or can give me the thread and post number so i get it myself.
    Thank you.

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  • h9361
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    Originally posted by roderico View Post
    ok I see this is for a very different vdi version so I don't know how the battery monitor is implemented, however I think version v1.x (you can find it somewhere in this thread) might be compatible with your pcb, in that firmware there is also an option for battery calibration where it says "Battery voltage:", if you change R1 and R2 you need to calibrate to read the right battery voltage, even if you are using 20K and 6.8K you might need to calibrate if the actual values of R1 and R2 differ a lot from those values
    Dear roderico ,
    Please share me your final version of VDI or tell me which post number it is.
    Thanks.

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  • mva
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    Greetings everyone!
    Many thanks to Roderico and others!
    I have a question for those who already have experience assembling a device: what combination of display and Pic-controller would you recommend assembling, given the prevalence of displays from online markets in China?​
    Thanks!






    Last edited by mva; 07-11-2024, 12:04 PM.

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  • Zwlad1896
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    Hello friends, please share the latest version of the board, firmware and printed circuit board , if it doesn 't bother you.

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  • roderico
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    ok I see this is for a very different vdi version so I don't know how the battery monitor is implemented, however I think version v1.x (you can find it somewhere in this thread) might be compatible with your pcb, in that firmware there is also an option for battery calibration where it says "Battery voltage:", if you change R1 and R2 you need to calibrate to read the right battery voltage, even if you are using 20K and 6.8K you might need to calibrate if the actual values of R1 and R2 differ a lot from those values

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  • reiv
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    Maybe it`s because of old soft for 16F690, can`t see any calibration option. I`m using one 18650 + step up dc conv. in tesoro md. soe there is no option to put other battery in battery basket.
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  • roderico
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    it's strange that it didn't work with 20K and 6K8 maybe you forgot to calibrate it, anyway if it works with 10K and 1K8 you only need to remember not to connect a battery with more than ~6V

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  • reiv
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    Thanks for replay Roderico. I didn`t noticed that those two resistors are simply voltage divider. R1=20k,R2=6k8 shows always empty. Soe in my case to monitor one 18650 li-ion I use R1=1k8, R2=10k pot. surface mounted, works like a charm 3.5V=empty, 4.2V=full.

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  • roderico
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    you can use the current values R1=20K and R2=6.8K, with these values the maximum input voltage is ~20V and the resolution 0.02V the corresponding voltage range for the 18650 battery would be 0.7 and 0.85V at pin 5 if you want to tune the values of R1 and R2 make sure not to exceed 5V at pin 5 for not to damage the microcontroller, then you can calibrate the battery monitor in the config menu with a voltmeter

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  • reiv
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    Is it possible to monitor battery voltage from 3,5-4,2V (one li-ion 18650) if yes, should I decrease R1-20k to smaller?

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  • Wiltran
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    Zolen

    Originally posted by zmaj od nocaja View Post
    Hello Wiltran.
    Zolen display work perfect with this configuration :
    1-8 on data port, RD-RA5, WR-RC4, D / I-RC5, REST-RC6, CS-RC7, VDD- + 5V, VSS-GND, A + on the pcb A+


    and with this hex code
    ВДИ_СТ7567_П18Ф26К22_РР40
    Thanks Zmaj ! I finally got it to work, and I am testing it now. I didnt have it wired correctly.

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  • zmaj od nocaja
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    Hello Wiltran.
    Zolen display work perfect with this configuration :
    1-8 on data port, RD-RA5, WR-RC4, D / I-RC5, REST-RC6, CS-RC7, VDD- + 5V, VSS-GND, A + on the pcb A+


    and with this hex code
    ВДИ_СТ7567_П18Ф26К22_РР40

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  • Wiltran
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    Please disregard previous messages, I had the VDI configured wrong!

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  • Wiltran
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    Hello Roderico, I am having trouble with VDI starting reliably. I can only work VDI after I hit the reset button. Zmaj is using Zolen display with different connections than you have indicated. I have tried different versions of code RR40, RR35 etc. The display sometimes is mirrored!. What are the basic settings to start with, -90,90, XY offset. please help.

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  • Wiltran
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    Zolen

    Originally posted by zmaj od nocaja View Post
    Hi Waltr I have a problem with my VDI module. I connected the Zolen display to the PCB as follows: 1-8 on data port, RD-RA5, WR-RC4, D / I-RC5, REST-RC6, CS-RC7, VDD- + 5V, VSS-GND, A + on the pcb A+. But the display remains black. The hex code is loaded correctly ВДИ_СТ7567_П18Ф26К22_РР40. Am I wrong somewhere?

    Hello Zmaj! I am also using the Zolen display. Did you find that these connections are all correct to the Zolen display? Is everything working correctly?

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