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TFT LCD with TOUCH , ETHERNET , microSD

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hi,
We are trying to interface a 4.3" tft lcd module with touch panel , microSD and Ethernet to a pic micro-controller. the micro-controller is pic18f97j60 and the LCD driver is SSD1963. We are designed that, but i want to display my pcb project to you for debugging that.
Industrial Design is my target.
In this file is schematic and pcb.
View attachment tft lcd.rar
I was Considered 4 pads( 3 millimeters ) for keeping the LCD on the board . Is that true.
Friends do not hesitate your views.
 
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What program do the schematic and pcb come from?
 

Hi pwdixon ,
My software is Altium Designer 09.
 

That'll be why I can't open the files then, I can't afford Altium.
Hi pwdixon ,
this is new file . that's format is *.pdf . I hope that is not a problem.
 

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I can see the files now thanks.
Couldn't see P7 which I assume should connect to the lcd or the lcd on the pcb layout so I can't comment on mounting the LCD. Also, I would need to know the LCD type to comment on mounting.

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I found P7 an FPC connector but that doesn't help to comment on LCD mounting.
 

I can see the files now thanks.
Couldn't see P7 which I assume should connect to the lcd or the lcd on the pcb layout so I can't comment on mounting the LCD. Also, I would need to know the LCD type to comment on mounting.

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I found P7 an FPC connector but that doesn't help to comment on LCD mounting.

Hi pwdixon ,
Yes the P7 is the FPC connector that is found on the bottom of pcb.
in this file is the datasheet of lcd , driver of lcd ssd1963 and the picture of lcd.
 

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I can't see how you are thinking that you are going to use 4 pads to hold the display on the board, often these types of display are double-sided taped to the board, of course that requires that there is adequate empty space (no components) on the board for the LCD.

On separate note, I've not seen an LCD connected like this before, the LCD datasheet says it has a controller built-in and yet you appear to have one on your board too, what's that about?
 

I can't see how you are thinking that you are going to use 4 pads to hold the display on the board, often these types of display are double-sided taped to the board, of course that requires that there is adequate empty space (no components) on the board for the LCD.

On separate note, I've not seen an LCD connected like this before, the LCD datasheet says it has a controller built-in and yet you appear to have one on your board too, what's that about?

Hi pwdixon ,
Yes your viewpoint is right. Mention a few things to know:
1- I didn't work with the tft-lcd therefore I don't know what do i do Exactly ?
2- In datasheet , I've encountered this issue that the lcd module has a one driver HX8257A-01 but the seller said me which one driver externally required.
Thank you if you help me about to install LCD on the Board.
 

I dont really understand is the controller on the LCD or on the board because it looks like you have both?
How are you driving the LCD in software? At the very least the two controllers mentioned will probably need different initialisation routines.
 

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