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MCB1760 GLCD - Display is mirror-reversed

Hi-
Just got the first hardware here, the MCB1760. Thinks look like they're working nicely, except every demo that uses the GLCD produces a mirror-image of what I would expect.
Any ideas? I haven't found any kind of setting that would produce this. I have tried to rotate 180 and switch from landscape to portrait, but those settings don't undo a mirror-image.
Thanks!
Dan

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  • Robert,
    Thanks for your help. Changing the CR1 register doesn't seem to be the right thing to reduce the clock rate. The LCD doesn't work at all at CR1 == 0x04.

    I experimented with changing the clock prescaler, LPC_SSP1->CPSR, from 0x02 to a higher value. I went as high as 0x80. By this I proved that I can slow the LCD down quite a bit, but it doesn't fix this issue.

    If I hard-code the display ID to 5408, as you suggested, the display works perfectly. Since my application won't use the LCD, I can live with this solution and won't need to spend any more time on this one.
    Thanks again!!!!
    Dan

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  • Robert,
    Thanks for your help. Changing the CR1 register doesn't seem to be the right thing to reduce the clock rate. The LCD doesn't work at all at CR1 == 0x04.

    I experimented with changing the clock prescaler, LPC_SSP1->CPSR, from 0x02 to a higher value. I went as high as 0x80. By this I proved that I can slow the LCD down quite a bit, but it doesn't fix this issue.

    If I hard-code the display ID to 5408, as you suggested, the display works perfectly. Since my application won't use the LCD, I can live with this solution and won't need to spend any more time on this one.
    Thanks again!!!!
    Dan

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