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Backlight brightness set with PWM #142

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charlespax opened this issue Jan 25, 2015 · 3 comments
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Backlight brightness set with PWM #142

charlespax opened this issue Jan 25, 2015 · 3 comments
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@charlespax
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In Electronics version 0.10 we should be putting LCD_BL on a PWM pin, so the brightness can be adjusted. This issues addresses the back end implementation. The minimum implementation is to have the PWM level hard coded as something like #define LCD_PWM in t400.h.

For the user interface implementation see #141.

Electronics issue: PaxInstruments/t400-electronics#109

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This has hardware implications, so I'm moving it to Firmware version 0.2, so we can address it now.

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It's on PD7, which is a PWM:

T0/OC.4D/ADC10 (Timer/Counter0 Clock Input or Timer 4 Output Compare D / PWM output or Analog to Digital Converter channel 10)

Timer 4 is being used by the button polling routine at the moment, but it might be possible to rearrange these.

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This is not essential to the graphing theme. It's a nice-to-have feature. Moving to the UX milestone.

@charlespax charlespax modified the milestones: Firmware version 0.4, Firmware version 0.x UX Mar 19, 2015
@charlespax charlespax modified the milestones: Milestone 4, Ice box Aug 9, 2015
@charlespax charlespax modified the milestone: Ice box Apr 10, 2016
@charlespax charlespax added this to the Milestone 8 milestone Apr 10, 2016
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@charlespax charlespax modified the milestones: Milestone 8, Ice box Jul 30, 2016
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