MSP3525_MSP3526 ESP32 Demo Instructions
CR2023-MI2467
Introduction to Testing Platform
Development Board: ESP32-WROOM-32E devKit
MCU: ESP32-32E module
Frequency: 240MHz
Pin connection instructions
The module can be directly plugged into the ESP32-32E development board, as shown in the following figure:
ESP32-32E Test Program Pin Direct Insertion Instructions | |||
Number | Module pins | Corresponding ESP32-32E development board wiring pins | Remarks |
1 | VCC | 5V | LCD power positive |
2 | GND | GND | LCD Power ground |
3 | LCD_CS | 1015 | LCD selection control signal, Low level active |
4 | LCD_RST | 1027 | LCD reset control signal, Low level reset |
5 | LCD_RS | 102 | LCD command / data selection control signal High level: data, low level: command |
6 | SDI(MOSI) | 1013 | SPI bus write data signal(SD card and LCD screen used together) |
7 | SCK | 1014 | SPI bus clock signal(SD card and LCD screen used together) |
8 | LED | 1021 | LCD backlight control signal (If you need control, please connect the pins. If you don’t need control, you can skip it) |
9 | SDO(MISO) | 1012 | SPI bus read data signal (SD card and LCD screen used together) |
10 | CTP_SCL | 1025 | Capacitive touch screen IIC bus clock signal (modules without touch screens do not need to be connected) |
11 | CTP_RST | 1033 | Capacitor touch screen reset control signal, low-level reset (modules without touch screens do not need to be connected) |
12 | CTP_SDA | 1032 | Capacitive touch screen IIC bus data signal (modules without touch screens do not need to be connected) |
13 | CTP_INT | 1039 | Capacitor touch screen IIC bus touch interrupt signal, when generating touch, input low level to the main control (modules without touch screens do not need to be connected) |
14 | SD_CS | 1022 | SD card selection control signal, low level active (without SD card function, can be disconnected) |
Demo Function Description
This sample program uses the ESP32 hardware HSPI bus, which is located in Demo_ MSP3525_MSP3526_ESP32-WROOM-32E_HSPI directory, as shown in the following figure: A. Example_ 01_ Simple_ Test is a screen brushing test program, which does not rely on any software library;
B. Example_ 02_ colligate_ Test is a comprehensive testing program that displays graphics, lines, and counts program runtime;
C. Example_ 03_display_ Graphics is a graphic display testing program that displays various graphics;
D. Example_ 04_ display_ Scroll is a scrolling test program that displays text scrolling;
E. Example_ 05_ show_ SD_ bmp_ Picture is a BMP image display program that displays BMP format images within SD;
F. Example_ 06_ show_ SD_ jpg_ Picture is a JPG image display program that displays images in jpg format within SD;
G. Example_ 07_ display_ Phonecall is a touch testing program for telephone dialing, which simulates the dialing function through touch;
H. Example_ 08_ touch_ Pen is a touch stroke test program that draws on the LCD screen through touch;
K. Example_ 09_ LVGL_ Demos is an LVGL example display program that allows you to experience the powerful Ul design features of LVGL. The bin file for this example has been extracted and can be directly burned using the corresponding tool.
Demo Usage Instructions
- Building Development Environment
For specific methods of building a development environment, please refer to the “Arduino_development_environment_construction_for-ESP32-EN” document in this directory. - Installing software library
After the development environment is set up, the software library used by the sample program needs to be copied to the project library directory so that the sample program can be called. The software library is located in the Install libraries directory, as shown in the following figure:
Among them:
FT6336 arduino is the driver of FT6336 capacitive touch IC
LVglis LVGL GUI graphics software library
TFT_ESPI is an Arduino graphics library for TFT-LCD LCD screens, supporting multiple platforms and LCD driver ICs
TJpg_ Decoder is a JPG format image decoding library for the Arduino platform
These software library have been configured and can be directly copied to the project library directory for use. The default path for the engineering library directory is C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Arduinol\libraries. You can also change the project library directory: open the Arduino IDE software, click File ->Preferences, and reset the Sketchbook location in the pop-up interface, as shown in the following figure: If you do not want to use the already configured library, you can download the latest version of the library (excluding FT6336 arduino) from Github at the following download address and then configured:
Ivgl: https://github.com/Ivgl/Ilvgl/tree/release/v8.3 (Only V8. x version can be used, V9. x version cannot be used)
TFT_eSPI: https://github.com/Bodmer/TFT_eSPI
TJpg_Decoder: https://github.com/Bodmer/TIpg_Decoder
After the library download is completed, unzip it (for easy differentiation, rename the unzipped library folder, as shown in the Install libraries directory), and then copy it to the engineering library directory. Next, proceed with library configuration. The files that need to be replaced are located in the Replaced files directory, as shown in the following figure: LVGL library configuration:
Copy the Iv_conf.h file which is in the Replace files directory to the top-level directory of the Ivgl library in the engineering library directory,As shown in the following figure: Open the Iv_conf_internal.h file which is in the Lvgl library src directory under the engineering library directory,As shown in the following figure:
After opening the file, modify the content of line 41 as shown in the following figure (from “../../iv_conf. h” to “../Iv_conf. h”), and save after the modifications are completed.
Copy the examples and demos directories under the engineering library directory to the src directory under the Ivgl library. These two directories are shown in the following figure in the Ivgl library:
The directory status after copying:
TFT_ ESPI library configuration:
First rename the User_Setup.h file which is in the top-level directory of the TFT_eSPl library of the engineering library directory to User_ Setup_ bak.h,then copy the User_Setup.h file which is in the Replaced files directory to the top-level directory of the TFT_eSPI library, As shown in the following figure: First rename the ST7796_Init.h file which is in the TFT_Drivers directory of the the TFT_eSPI engineering library directory,then copy the ST7796_Init.h file to the TFT_Drivers directory of the the TFT_eSPI engineering library directory, as shown in the following figure:
◊ Compile and Run Programs
After the library installation is completed, the sample program can be compiled and run as follows:
A. Plug the display module directly into the ESP32 development board, and connect the development board to a PC to power on;
B. Open Demo_ ESP32-WROOM-32E_ Any sample program in the HSPI directory, as shown in the following figure (using the colligate test test program as an example): C. After opening the sample program, select the ESP32 device, as shown in the following figure:
D. Configure ESP32 Flash, PSRAM, ports, etc. as shown in the following figure:
E. Click the upload button to compile and download the program, as shown in the following figure:
F. If the following prompt appears, it indicates that the program has been compiled and downloaded successfully, and has already been run:
G. If the display module displays content, it indicates that the program has run successfully.
◊ LVGL example bin file burning
Due to the long compilation time of the LVGL sample program, the compiled bin file has been extracted and can be directly burned using the flash download tool.
Bin file located in
Demo_ESP32\Flash_Download_LVGL_Demos\bin directory,as shown in the following figure: Using the flash_download_tool can burn in the
Demo_ESP32\Flash_Download_LVGL_Demos directory, as shown in the following figure:
Documents / Resources
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LCD wiki ST7796 3.5inch IPS SPI Module [pdf] Instructions ST7796, MSP3525, MSP3526, ST7796 3.5inch IPS SPI Module, 3.5inch IPS SPI Module, IPS SPI Module, SPI Module, Module |