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GraphLCD driver library

The GU126X64-K610A4 driver
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Description
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The GU126X64-K610A4 driver supports Noritake GU126X64D-K610A4 VFD 
display.

The VFD is connected to a single PC parallel port.

Wirings
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The GU126X64-K610A4 driver supports the following connections on a
parallel port:


  printerport   LCD                 other
  -----------   ----------------    -------
                5V     (Con1.1)     VCC        (Power supply 5V)
  ACK    (10)   MB     (Con1.9)                (Module Busy)
                0V     (Con1.5)     GND        (Ground)

  GND    (18)   0V     (Con2.1)                (Ground)
  INIT   (16)   ENABLE (Con2.2)                (ENABLE)
  D0     (02)   PA0    (Con2.3)                (DataBit 0)
  D1     (03)   PA1    (Con2.4)                (DataBit 1)
  D2     (04)   PA2    (Con2.5)                (DataBit 2)
  D3     (05)   PA3    (Con2.6)                (DataBit 3)
  D4     (06)   PA4    (Con2.7)                (DataBit 4)
  D5     (07)   PA5    (Con2.8)                (DataBit 5)
  D6     (08)   PA6    (Con2.9)                (DataBit 6)
  D7     (09)   PA7    (Con2.10)               (DataBit 7)

The Display is configured to parallel port mode with "Clock Input"
to "Falling Edge".

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Configuration Parameters
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The GU126X64-K610A4 driver supports the following parameters in 
config file:

Device
 Instead of using the direct output via port address (see Port), you
 can use the parport device (/dev/parportX). The advantage over the
 direct output via port address is that this works for non-root users
 also. But it's a little bit slower. The modules ppdev.o, parport.o
 and parport_pc.o must be loaded or compiled into the kernel.

Port
 Sets the port address of the parallel port. If this parameter is not
 given, 0x378 is used. To use this direct output, the program that
 uses the driver library has to be started with user 'root'.

Width
 Sets the horizontal size of the display. If this parameter is not
 given, a default value of 256 pixels is used.

Height
 Sets the vertical size of the display. If this parameter is not
 given, a default value of 64 pixels is used.

UpsideDown
 Rotates the display output by 180 degrees. This might be useful, if
 the LCD is mounted upside-down.
 Possible values: 'yes', 'no'
 Default value: 'no'

Invert
 Inverts the display.
 Possible values: 'yes', 'no'
 Default value: 'no'

Brightness
 Sets the brightness of your display's backlight.
 Possible values: 0 <= x <= 100)
 Default value: 100

AdjustTiming
 To get a timing that is as accurate as possible, the drivers measure
 the time for port commands (see: benchmark in syslog). You might
 decrease or increase the time to wait after port commands with this
 parameter. Normally, there is no need to change this parameter.
 Possible values: -50 <= x <= 50
 Default value: 0

RefreshDisplay
 Normally, most of the drivers do not update the whole display, but
 only the areas that have changed since last update. So it might be,
 that some faulty pixels would stay a longer time. To avoid this, the
 plugin makes a complete refresh from time to time. This parameter
 defines how often a complete refresh will be done.
 e.g.: A value of 5 means, that the plugin will make a complete
       refresh on every 5th update.
 A value of 0 completely disables complete refreshs. 
 Possible values: 0 <= x <= 50
 Default value: 0

Debug
 Prints debugging information of some methods of the driver.
 (add the values of interest)

  1: show a log at the start of a refresh
  2: show a log at the end of a refresh with timing information
  4: show the rows (8 pixel) refreshed
  8: show every commands/bytes sent to the display
 16: log every unsuccessful waiting for display acknowledge