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DS90UB925Q-Q1: solution in touch screen verification

Part Number: DS90UB925Q-Q1

Hi Team,

We want to realize the touch screen control of the reverse channel through DS90UB925 + DS90UB928. Please evaluate the feasibility?

If it is not feasible, we can replace the touch screen scheme which has been verified before with DS90UB927 + DS90UB928.

1. DS90UB925: It needs to be set to RGB888 24 bit mode. DS90UB925 RGB888 data occupies GPIO0~2 pins and can only be connected to GPIO6~8 pins (DS90UB925 pins can only be used as input).

With the remote through mode, the corresponding DS90UB928 is also connected to the LCD backlight and touch screen reset via GPIO6-8.

2. Touch screen requirements: I2C SDA/SCK, touch screen reset (DS90UB9), touch screen interruption INT, LCD backlight ON/Off control, connected to DS90UB928,

(1) SOC I2C SCK (DS90UB925) -->(DS90UB928) - - touch screen interface;

(2) SOC I2C SDA (DS90UB925) -->(DS90UB928) - - touch screen interface;

(3) SOC Touch Screen Reset (DS90UB925 GPIO6 Input) --> Touch Screen Interface Reset Input (DS90UB928 GPIO6 Output) - - Touch Screen Interface Reset Input;

(4) SOC touch screen interrupt input INT (DS90UB925 INT output) --> DS90UB928 INT input - - - touch screen interface interrupt output;

(5) LCD backlight ON/Off output control (DS90UB925 GPIO7 input) --> (DS90UB928 GPIO7 output) - - touch screen interface input;

like this below:

  • Hello Gene,

    On the 925, GPIOs 6-8 are output only. They can not be used as inputs for this. The corresponding GPIOs on the 928 side can be controlled via remote I2C access though. Would that be an acceptable solution?

    Best Regards,
    Casey