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Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 5
2What’sinthebox .................................................................................................................................. 8
2.1 SmartTouchModule................................................................................................................... 8
2.2 I/OCableandUSBtoUARTConverter...................................................................................... 10
2.3
USBtoUARTboard ................................................................................................................... 11
2.4 ACPowerAdaptorModule ....................................................................................................... 11
2.5 USBCable .................................................................................................................................. 12
2.6 GraphicTestingUserBoard ...................................................................................................... 12
2.7
GraphicTestingBoardPCSerialCable.................................................................................113
2.8
GraphicTestingBoardtoSmartTouchModulecable ............................................................113
2.9
NetworkcableforGraphicTestingBoard................................................................................. 14
2.10
SoftwareDVDcontaining...................................................................................................... 14
2.11
Othercomponents ................................................................................................................ 14
2.12
Hardwarerequirements........................................................................................................ 15
3STMQuickStart .................................................................................................................................. 16
3.1
ConnectingtheSTMtoyourPC,andstartingthedisplay ........................................................ 16
3.2Showmoduleinformation........................................................................................................ 17
3.3
InstalltheUSBtoUARTDrivers ............................................................................................... 17
3.4
Installthe‘Arranger’package ................................................................................................... 18
3.5
Install.NETFramework3.5 ....................................................................................................... 18
3.6
Installthe‘CommandPilot’package ........................................................................................ 18
4EasyGraphicArrangerpackagecomponentsandlayout ................................................................... 19
4.1 ProjectManager........................................................................................................................ 21
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4.2
PictureOrganiser ...................................................................................................................... 22
4.2.1FontOrganiser ........................................................................................................................ 24
4.3
MemoryArea ............................................................................................................................ 24
4.4
EditPageToolbar ...................................................................................................................... 25
4.5
UARTFunctionToolbar ............................................................................................................. 26
4.6
PictureTypeandAttributeArea ............................................................................................... 27
4.7
PictureStatusWindow.............................................................................................................. 30
4.8
PictureEffectModification ....................................................................................................... 31
5.AnExampleConfigurationExercise ................................................................................................... 32
5.1 PopulatingyourPictureOrganiser............................................................................................ 33
5.2
BuildingyourconfigurationontheLayoutGrid ....................................................................... 35
5.3UsingFontsandgeneratingTextMessages .................................................................................. 37
5.3.1
UsingCustomFonts .......................................................................................................... 39
6.Saving,uploadingandtestingyourconfiguration ............................................................................. 40
6.1SavingyourconfigurationasaProjectonyourPC’sharddrive.................................................... 41
6.2 OutputyourconfigurationasaBinaryfileontoaUSBmemorystick ...................................... 42
6.3 DownloadingaProjectBINfilefromUSBmemorysticktoSTMmemory .............................443
6.4
DrivingtheSTMusingArranger ..............................................................................................443
6.5
MoreaboutCommandStringsandprototyping...................................................................... 45
6.5.1
CommandPilot.................................................................................................................. 45
6.5.2
GraphicTestingBoardandcables..................................................................................... 47
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SmartTouchModulesUser’sManual
Introduction
Anymachineorprocessyoubuild,whateveritsapplication,musthaveauserinterface.Alifthas
buttonsthatletyouchoosetheflooryouwant,andadisplaytoshowwhichflooryou’reon.A
nuclearpowerstationhasarathermorecomplexsetofbuttonsanddisplays,buttherequirementis
thesame–tolettheusercommandtheprocess,andseetheprocess’sstatus.
Originally,suchuserinterfaceshadtobephysicallyassembled,bitbybit,usingswitches,buttons,
lampsandmetersastheprocessdictated.Aswellasbeingslow,thisapproachwasnoteasily
amenabletomodificationorextension.Thentheadventofindustrialcomputerhardwareand
softwareallowed‘virtual’userinterfacesusingCRTandthenflatpaneldisplayscreens.However,
evenwithsoftwarepackages,designingaviewablecontrolstrategycouldbetimeconsuming–and
integratingaflatpaneldisplayintoacontrolsystemcouldbeevenmorefrustrating,astheeffort
involveddidn’tseemtohelpthemarketablefunctionalityofthemachinemuch.
TheAndersSmartTouchModule(STM)youhavejustpurchasedhasbeendevelopedasaneasyto
use,simplyintegratedalternativetosuchapproaches.ItcomprisesaTFTdisplayreadyassembled
withalldriveelectronicsandanoptionaltouchscreen,whichyoucanconnecttoyourtarget
machinewithjustasimple,standardserialinterface.Draganddropiconsforpushbuttons,switches,
lamps,metersandotheritemsfromtheSTMiconlibraryontothedisplay,addtext,anditbecomes
yourtargetmachine’scontrolpanel.
TheSTMfeaturesarealtime,dynamicuserinterface.Theoptionaltouchscreenallowsyoutopress
anON/OFFswitch,seeitsIconchangestateontheSTM,andobserveyourtargetmachine’sreaction
totheswitchingevent.LampIconswillappearaslitorunlitandmeterswillshowarangeofvalues,
dependingonCommandStringssuppliedbyyourtargetmachinethroughtheseriallink.Animations
canbedisplayedbysequenceddisplaysofIconsets.
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TheprocessofconfiguringyourSTMandintegratingitwithyourtargetmachinecomprises8steps:
1. Installthesupplied‘Arranger’packageonyourPC,anduseittolayoutyourIconsand
textmessagesasyouwishthemtoappearonyourSTM‘controlpanel’.
2. StoreyourcompletedlayoutasaprojectonyourPC
3. TransferyourprojectIconsandotherimagestotheSTMusingaUSBmemorystick
4. ConnectyourSTMtoaUSBportonyourPCusingtheUSBtoUARTconvertersupplied.
5. UsetheArrangerpackagetosendcommandstringswhichithasautomatically
generatedtotheSTMandwatchtheireffectontheSTM’sdisplay.Arrangerisactingasa
simulatorforyourtargetmachine.
6. UsetheCommandPilotsoftwarepackagesuppliedtosimulateyourtargetmachine’s
actionsbypreparingcompleteCommandStringsequencesandsendingthemtothe
STM.TheydefinewhichIconstoretrievefrommemory,anddisplay.Thesecommand
stringsaredefinedandunderstoodbytheSTM.TheyincludecodestohandleSTMtouch
screenevents,sothattheSTMcansupplyswitchandpushbuttoninputstoyourtarget
machineaswellasdisplayingyourtargetmachine’soutputsonlampandmeterIcons.
7. Then,dispensewiththePCandusetheGraphicTestingBoardsuppliedtoemulatethe
behaviourofyourowntargetmachinehardware,sendingCommandStringstotheSTM.
8. ConnectyourSTMastheControlPanelforyourtargetmachine,usingaseriallink.Install
andruntheCommandStringsequencesprototypedusingCommandPilotandthe
GraphicTestingBoard.
YourSTMissuppliedwithallnecessarycables,hardwareandsoftware.Asafirststep,youcan
powerupyourSTMwiththepowersupplyprovidedandseethe‘Anders’logoappearontheSTM
screen.ThenyoucanconnecttheSTMviathecablesprovidedtoaUSBportonyourPC,andfollow
theinstructionstoinstalltheappropriateUSBdriversforPC–STMcommunication.
Next,youcaninstalltheArrangersoftwarepackageprovidedontoyourPC.TheArrangerhasa
libraryofIconsforinputdevicessuchaspushbuttonsandswitches,andoutputdevicessuchas
lampsandmeters.Youcanselectthedevicesyouwant,thendraganddropthemontoanArranger
workareathatrepresentsthelayoutofyourSTM’sTFTdisplay.SomeoftheseIconsaredualstate
devicessuchasLampsorSwitchesthatcanbeONorOFF.TheSTMhandlesthisbycreatingtwo
Iconsforeachdualstatedevice:onedisplayingthedeviceinitsONstate,andtheotherdisplayingit
initsOFFstate.Duringconfiguration,bothIconswilloccupythesamepositiononthedisplay.Later
however,duringonlineoperation,yourtargetmachinewillcommandeithertheONorOFFversion
oftheIcontobedisplayedasappropriatetothemachine’scurrentstatus.
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Similarly,therearemultistatedevicessuchasMeters.ThesehaveafamilyofIconstorepresentfull
scale,zero,andsomeintermediatevalues.TheSTMalsohasotherfeatures,includingaBuzzer,a
RealTimeClockwithAlarm,andtextdisplayfacilities.Achoiceoffonts,fontsizesandbackground
coloursisavailable.Anyfontcanbeused,includingChineseandothergraphicstypes.
Theoutputfromyour‘Arranger’configurationeffortwillbeaprojectfolder.Thiscomprises:
abinaryimagefilecontainingallthegraphicselementstobestoredonyourSTM
AprojectfilewhichyoucanstoreandrecallatanytimetorunonArranger.Itincludes
automaticallygeneratedCommandStringswhichArrangercansendviaseriallinkfromthe
PCtotheSTMtocallstoredIcons,backgroundpicturesandtextmessagesfromSTM
memorytodisplay.
Referenceimage,textandotherfiles
YoucanthenusetheCommandPilotandGraphicTestingBoardprototypingtoolsprovidedtowrite
completecontrolprogramsusingCommandStrings,andtestthembeforeinstallationontoyour
targetmachine.
Chapter2belowdescribesthecomponentsprovidedwiththeSTMkit,andthespecificationsofthe
PCyouwillneedtoruntheSTMArrangerandCommandPilottools.Chapter3isaQuickStartguide,
showingyouhowtopoweruptheSTMandseethatitisworkingOK,installthesoftwareonyourPC,
andconnectthePCtotheSTMandpowersupply.Chapter4introducesthelayoutandcomponents
oftheArrangerpackage.Chapter5describeshowtousetheArrangerpackageforanexample
configuration.Chapter6explainshowtouseArrangerinCommunicationsmodetosendcommand
stringstoyourSTM.ItalsointroducesCommandPilotandtheGraphicTestingBoard,andtheirrole
asprototypingtoolsforCommandStringprograms.
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2. What’sinthebox
TheSTMkitasdeliveredcomprisesasetofhardwareandsoftwarecomponents:
2.1 SmartTouchModule
ThisisaTFTofanysizefrom3.5”to10.4”,dependingonpurchase,integratedwiththeSmartTouch
controllerboardandoptionallyatouchscreen.TherearedifferentversionsoftheSmartTouch
board;theversionyouhavedependsonthesizeofyourTFTdisplay.Thedifferentversions,STM
Type1andSTMType2havedifferentlayoutsasshownbelow:
STMType1: I/Ocableconnector
GreenPOWERLED
RedUpdateLED101
USB201Port
JumperJ204
Fig2.1
SmartTouchModule(STM)boardType1
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Comeswithdisplays:
STM
FG0502W00100R
FG064VW00100R
FG070WW00100R
FG080SW00100R
FG102WW00100R
STMType2
Display
5”
6.4”
7”
8”
10.2”
LEDandJumpertable: Name
J204
LED
Status
Short=Update
Open=Normal
Lit=PowerOK
Off=PowerOFF
LED101
Flashesduringupdate
USB201
USBPort
Fig2.2 SmartTouchModule(STM)boardType2
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Comeswithdisplays:
STM
FG050VW00100R
FG056VW00100R
FG104SW00100R
Display
5”
5.6”
10.4”
LEDandJumpertable: Name
J301
LED101
Status
Short=Update
Open=Normal
Lit=PowerOK
Off=PowerOFF
LED201
Flashesduringupdate
USB303
USBPort
2.2 I/OCableandUSBtoUARTConverter
Connectorfor
STMboard
USBtoUART
board
12VdcPower
Connector
USB
Connector
Fig2.3 I/OCable(RefLACABLE08FDR)withUSBtoUARTboardconnected
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2.3
USBtoUARTboard
Fig2.4 USBtoUARTboard
2.4 ACPowerAdaptorModule
Fig2.5ACPowerAdapterModule
Rating:100–240V/47–63Hz12VDC/2.5A
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2.5 USBCable
Fig2.6USBCable
ConnectsUSBtoUARTboardtoPCUSBHostPort.USBTypeAconnectors
2.6 GraphicTestingUserBoard
Fig2.7
GraphicTestingUserBoard
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2.7
GraphicTestingBoardPCSerialCable
Fig2.8
TestboardSerialCable
ConnectsGraphicTestingBoardtoCOMPortonPC
2.8
GraphicTestingBoardtoSmartTouchModulecable
Fig2.9
GraphicTestingBoardtoSmartTouchModulecable
Cableref:LACABLE009FDR
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2.9
NetworkcableforGraphicTestingBoard
Fig2.10
NetworkcableforGraphicTestingBoard
Cableref:LACABLE010FDR
2.10 SoftwareDVDcontaining
‘Arranger’ConfigurationPackage
CommandPilotPackage
DriversforUSBtoUARTConverter
Documentation
Specifications
ExampleProjects,IconsandBackgroundPictures
2.11 Othercomponents
2xJumpers–toplaceSTMintoModuleInformation/USBMemoryStickUpdatemode
1xCR1220LithiumBatteryforSTMRealTimeClock
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2.12 Hardwarerequirements
YouneedaPCtorunthe‘Arranger’packageandassociatedsoftware,andtotesttheSTM.Minimum
specificationsforyourPCare:
Pentiumlllorhigher
512MBormorememory
Harddiskcapacityof1GBormore
CD/DVDROM
Screenresolutionofatleast800x600(1024x768recommended)
WindowsXP32bitOS
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3. STMQuickStart
TheSTMQuickStartprocedureisintendedtointroduceyoutotheconceptsoftheSTMandits
interactionwiththe‘Arranger’packageandassociatedtools.TheQuickStartprocedurealonewill
notequipyoutogenerateSTMprojects,butitwilldemonstratehowtoassemblethemodulesand
showwhattoexpect.
Alsooncompletionofthe‘QuickStart’procedureyouwillbereadytostartyourconfiguration
exerciseusing‘Arranger’.
3.1
ConnectingtheSTMtoyourPC,andstartingthedisplay
Fig3.1ConnectingtheSTMtoyourPC
ConnecttheI/OCabletotheI/OconnectorontheSTMasshown.
ConnecttheUSBtoUARTconvertertotheI/OCable.
ConnecttheUSBCablebetweentheUSBtoUARTconverterandaUSBportonyourPC
ConnectthePowerAdaptercabletothepowerinputconnectorontheI/OCable
TheTFTdisplayshouldnowlightandshowtheAndersElectronicslogoandthetitle‘Smart
TouchModules’
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Note:TheConnectiontothePC’sUSBportisnotrequiredfortheSTMdisplaytolightandshow
theLogo.
3.2Showmoduleinformation
RemovepowerfromtheSTMmodule
MountJumperJ204(STMType1)orJ301(STMType2)(See2.1formoreinformation)
ReapplypowertoseemoduleinformationontheSTMdisplayasshowninFig3.1below:
Powerdownandremovethejumperagaintorestorenormaldisplayoperation
Fig3.2ModuleInformationdisplay
3.3
InstalltheUSBtoUARTDrivers
EnsuretheSTMDVDsuppliedismountedonyourPC’DVDdrive
ConnecttheUSBCablebetweentheI/OCableandaspareUSBportonyourPCifyouhave
notalreadydoneso.
Whenthisconnectionisfirstmade,thePCshoulddetectthepresenceoftheUSBtoUART
converterasaUSBdevice.Ifso,thePCwillpromptyoutoinstallthreenewdrivers:
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o
FDTUSBWriterToolA
o
FDTUSBWriterToolB
o
USBSerialPort
FollowthedialogueandthePCwillinstallthesedriversfromtheDVD.
3.4 Installthe‘Arranger’package
WiththeDVDstillmounted,navigateto
D:\STM20101126\Tools(software)\EasyGraphicArranger\Program
Where‘D’referencesyourDVDdrive.
YouwillnowseetwoWinRARcompressedarchives:
ANDERSGRAPHIC_Arranger(3.3.1.1)x64)
And
ANDERSGRAPHIC_Arranger(3.3.1.1)x86
Choosethex64versionifx64,andthex86versionifx86.UseaWinRARdecompressionutilityto
extracttheSetup.exefileandrunit.Onsuccessfulcompletionoftheinstallationyouwillseean
‘ANDERSGRAPHIC_Arranger’IcononyourDesktop.Doubleclickonthistoopenthe‘ANDERS
GRAPHIC_Arranger’UserInterface.
3.5
Install.NETFramework3.5
IfyourPC,doesnothave.NETFramework3.5,orhasanearlierversion,installasbelow:
SelectandopentheWinRARarchiveasdescribedabove.Withinthearchive,opentheDotNetFX35
foldertoseedotNetFX35Setup.exe.RunthistoupdateyourPCto.NETFramework3.5.
3.6
Installthe‘CommandPilot’package
WiththeDVDstillmounted,navigateto
D:\STM20101126\Tools(software)\ANDERSCommand_pilot2(18311)\Program
Where‘D’referencesyourDVDdrive.
YouwillnowseetwoWinRARcompressedarchives:
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ANDERSCommand_pilot2(18311)(x64)
And
ANDERSCommand_pilot2(18311)(x86)
Choosethex64versionifx64,andthex86versionifx86.UseaWinRARdecompressionutilityto
extracttheSetup.exefileandrunit.Onsuccessfulcompletionoftheinstallationyouwillseean
‘ANDERSCommand_pilot2’IcononyourDesktop.Doubleclickonthistoopenthe‘ANDERS
Command_pilot2’UserInterface.
4. EasyGraphicArrangerpackagecomponentsandlayout
TheEasyGraphicArrangerPackage–or‘Arranger’forshort–providesanEditingtoolsetallowing
youtobuildyourcontrolconfigurationbydragginganddroppingIcons,andaddingtextmessages.
ThereisalsoaCommunicationstoolsetthatallowsyoutouseArrangerasasimulatorforyourtarget
machine,sendingCommandStringstotheSTMviaaseriallink.Youcanthenobservetheresultson
theSTM.
DoubleclickonyourANDERSGraphic_ArrangerdesktopiconandArrangerwillstart.AUser
Interfacescreenwillappear,readyforyoutoconfigure.SelectcontrolinputandoutputIconsfrom
Arranger’sIconlibrary,anddraganddropthemintoalayoutasdesiredontheSTMdisplay.Fig4.1
showsanextremelysimpleconfigurationexample.Itcomprisesaswitchandayellowindicator
lamp.Asonewouldexpect,theswitchisaninputdevicethatcanindicatetoyourtargetmachine
thatitiseitherONorOFF,whiletheyellowindicatorlampisanoutputdevicethatcanbesetto
eitherONorOFF,drivenbyavariablewithinyourtargetmachine.
Fig4.1showsthelayoutandkeyareasoftheArrangerinterface.Arrangerisbasedaroundthe
LayoutGridareathatcoversthemajorityoftheinterfacewindow.InFig4.1thisisdisplayingthe
switchandindicatorlamp‘configuration’whichisbuiltinthesamewayasthemorerealistic
configurationsyouwillgenerateforyourownapplication.
Fig4.1alsoshowsthekeycontrolareasyouwillbeusing,labelledasbelow:
1. ProjectManager
2. PictureOrganiser
3. STMMemoryStatusInformation
4. EditPageToolbar
5. UARTFunctionToolbar
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6. PictureTypeandAttributeArea
7. PictureStatusWindow
8. PictureEffectModification
TheArrangerinterfacealsocontainstwoothercontrolareaswhicharenotimmediatelyvisiblewhen
youopentheArrangerinterface,butcanbeselectedfordisplayandinteractionwhenrequired.The
firstconcernsCommandStringsandUARTcommunications,andthesecondconcernsFontsandText
Messages.
1
3
2
3
4
5
LayoutGridarea
6
8
7
Fig4.1‘Arranger’UserInterfaceshowingkeyfunctionareas
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4.1 ProjectManager
AB
CDEFG
Fig4.2ProjectManagerareaofArranger
UsetheProjectManagertoLoadandSaveprojectfilesandrelatedinformation:
A:
CreateanewProject.ClearstheUserInterfaceandallowsyoutostartworkonanew,blank
project.
B:
OpenProject.Allowsyoutoopenanexistingproject,suchasoneofthesamplesprovided
ontheDVD,oranotherprojectyouhavebeendeveloping.
C:
Quickaccesstoprojectsyouhaverecentlybeenworkingon.
D:
SavetheprojectyouarecurrentlyworkingontoyourPC’sharddrive
E:
ToolsusedforoutputtingdatatoyourSTMmodule.AlsoallowsstartupofFontdialogue.
F:
‘AboutEasyGraphicArranger’
G:
ExitfromEasyGraphicArranger
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4.2
PictureOrganiser
TheDVDshippedwithyourSTMcontainsasetofpictures,
dividedintolibrariesfordifferentSTMpanelresolutions.
UsingthePictureOrganiserareaoftheArrangerscreenas
shownhereinFig4.3,youcanbrowseanappropriatelibrary,
selectanddisplayacolumnofpicturestofulfilyourproject
requirements.Theseactas‘Parent’pictures.Draggingand
DroppinganyoftheseontotheLayoutGridwillcreate‘Child’
pictures.ApartfromBackgroundpictures,eachpicturecan
havemorethanoneChild.Forexampleyoumaywishtohave
fourSwitchesforyourtargetmachine,tostartdifferent
processes.YoucancreatethisbyDraggingandDroppingthe
Power01SwitchPairontotheLayoutGridfourtimesto
createfourPower01Switchpairinstances.
ArrangercompilestheChildpicturesandotherinformation
ontheLayoutGridintoasinglebinaryfileforloadinginto
STMmemory.Chapter5–AnExampleConfigurationExercise
–willdescribethisinmoredetail.
Thepicturesareavailableinthreemodes:
Mode1(SinglePicture)
Mode2(Button)
Mode3(MultiIcon)
Mode1,SinglePicturetypesareusedmainlyforLogosand
BackgroundPictures.Infact,theArrangerclassifiesLogoasa
typeofBackgroundPicture.
Mode2,ButtonTypepicturesalwaysexistaspairs,suchas
Power00andPower01.Thisisbecausetheyrepresent
Buttons,Switches,Lampsandotherdevicesthathavetwo
states–ONandOFF.Onecomponentofthepicturepairis
usedtodisplaythedeviceinitsONstatewhiletheother
displaysthedevice’sOFFstate.
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Fig4.3PictureOrganiser
Mode3,(MultiIcon)picturesexistasasetsuchasCMeter00,CMeter02,CMeter03…..CMeter08to
representameterthatcandisplay0,FullScaleoroneofsevenintermediatereadings.Notethe
differentpositionsoftheredneedleinthevisibleCMeterpictures.
NotetheBackgroundPictureCountsettingboxontheupperrightofthePictureOrganiserarea,
shownassetto‘2’.Thisisbecausewewanttwobackgroundpicturesforoursimpleproject–aLogo
picturewhichisinitiallydisplayedwhentheSTMispoweredup,andaBackgroundpictureforthe
singlepagethatwillcontainourconfiguration.Largerconfigurationscancontainmorepages,each
withitsownBackgroundpicture.Justclickontheboxarrowstoincrementordecrementthe
numberofBackgroundpicturesassigned.
TheAdditiontabatthebaseofthePictureOrganiserallowsyoutoselectpicturesfromthesupplied
DVDpicturelibrariesoranothersource,andaddthemtothePictureOrganiserList,wheretheyare
automaticallyappendedtotheend.BecausetheBackgroundPictureCountissetto2,thefirsttwo
picturesareautomaticallyassignedasBackgroundtype,whiletherestareassignedasIcons.The
‘Insert’taballowsyoutoinsertpicturesintothelistratherthanappendingthem.Clickonany
picture,andusethe‘Insert’functiontoplacethenewpictureimmediatelyaboveit.Clickonan
unwantedpicture,thenonthe‘Delete’tabtodeleteit.The‘Addition’,Insertion’and‘Delete’
commandscanalsobeaccessedbyrightclickingonanypictureinthePictureOrganisercolumn.
YoucanalsobuildyourownpicturelibrarieswithimagesforuseasLogoorBackgroundpictures,or
controlIcons.TheseshouldbeBitmap(.bmp)orJPEG(.jpg)files.NotehoweverthatPhotoshopJPEG
filesarenotsupported.Ifyouhavesuchfiles,convertthemtoacompatibleformatusingACD.
Boththehorizontalandverticalpixelcountshouldbeamultipleof8.Attemptstoloadimagesnot
complyingwiththisrequirementwillinvokean‘ImageSizeNotSupported!’message.
AlsonotetheRadiobuttonpairatthetopofthePictureOrganiserarea,where‘Picture’isshownas
selected.If‘Digit/Font’isselectedinsteadthePictureOrganiserareabecomesaFontareainwhich
textmessagescanbeassembledanddroppedontothedisplaygrid.ParametersincludingFonttype,
size,colourandbackgroundcolourcanbedefined.4.2.1belowdescribesthisinmoredetail.
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4.2.1FontOrganiser
ByclickingontheDigi/FontradiobuttonatthetopofthePicture
Organiser,aFontOrganiserliketheoneontherightcanbe
displayed.
TheFont‘Anders1’hasbeencreatedusingArrangereditingtools.
Theseallowchoicesoffonttype,size,colour,backgroundand
positionoffontwithinitsbackgroundarea.Thecharactersetcan
alsobechosen.(ieA,B,Cetc,a,b,cetc,1,2,3etc)
TheFontboxcanthenbedraggedoverthelayoutgrid.Thisaction
willopenupalarge‘SelectFont’dialoguebox,allowingyouto
composetextmessageswhichyoucandragintopositionasdesired
onthescreen.
Note:EachTextMessagehasamaximumsizeof16characters.
YoucanAddotherFontsto,orDeleteFontsfromtheFont
OrganiserbyusingtheAdditionandDeletebuttonsatthebaseof
theOrganiser.
Chapter5.3laterintheManualshowshowtocreateFontsand
TextMessages.
Fig4.4FontOrganiserarea
4.3
MemoryArea
TheMemoryArea,shownasArea3inFig4.1,andshownagainwiththePictureOrganiserareainFig
4.3above,comprisesahorizontalstatusbartitled‘Memory’andaverticalstatusbartitled‘Cache’.
Neithercapacityshouldbemorethan95%.ThebarsrefertomemoryareaswithintheSTM,
displayingtheirusageandremainingcapacity.‘Cache’comprisesfastbatterybackedSDRAM,while
‘Memory’isslowerbutlargercapacityFlash.Tomaximiseperformance,picturesthatareused
frequentlyshouldbeselectedforCacheduringconfiguration(See4.6below).TheSTMwillcopy
suchpicturesfromitsFlashmemorytoitsCacheduringpowerup.
Whileaddingpicturesandtexttoyourconfiguration,itisimportanttoallocatetheseequallyto
avoidexceedingcapacityinonememoryareawhileunderutilizingtheother.
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4.4
EditPageToolbar
A
B
C
D
E
Fig4.5EditPagetoolbar
TheEditPageToolbarallowsyoutomatchyourLayoutGridtoyourtargetSTMresolution.Clickthe
LogotabtodisplaytheLogoareaorthePage1tabtodisplaythefirstpageforyourconfiguration
layoutasyoubuildit.EditPageToolbarfunctionsareasbelow:
A: SetPanelSize.UsethistomatchthedisplayresolutionofyourtargetSTM.Clickingthiswill
displayaPanelResolutionboxallowingyoutochoosebetweenStandardandOtheroptions.
Standardoptionsreflectstandarddisplayresolutions,including800x480forthe7”STM
usedinourexample.‘Others’allowsyoutoincrementordecrementhorizontalandvertical
resolutions,apixelatatime,toaccommodateanyrequiredprofile.
B: AddPage:Allowsyoutoaddapagetorundifferentbackgroundpicturesandanincreased
numberofactiveIconsifyourapplicationrequires.
C:
InsertPage:Ifyouwanttoinsert,forexample,anewpagebetweenPage2andPage3,then
Clickonthe‘Page3’tab
Clickonthe‘InsertPage’function
AnewPagewillbeinsertedbetweenPage2andPage3.
D: DeletePage:Ifyouwishtodelete,forexample,Page4,thenclickonthePage4taband
thentheDeletePagefunction.Page4willbedeleted.
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Note:Thereisno‘AreyouSure?’function–thepagewilldisappearimmediatelytheDelete
Pagefunctionisclicked,evenitispopulatedwithaconfiguration.
E:
4.5
Grid:ClickonthistodisplayacoordinategridonallpagesexcepttheLogopage:Clickagain
toremovethegriddisplay.
UARTFunctionToolbar
A
B
C
Fig4.6 UARTFunctionToolbar
TheUARTFunctionToolbarsupportsyouwhenyouwishtorunserialcommunicationswithyour
STM.Thefunctionsareintroducedhereandexplainedinmoredetaillater.
A:
SelectMode.ClickonthistodisplayCommandStringsandSerialPortSettings
insteadofPictureinformationbelowtheLayoutGridarea.
B:
SelectCommandFormat:ThisaffectshowCommandStringsareformattedand
packagedfortransmissionfromyourPCacrosstheseriallinktotheSTM.
C:
CopyCommandtoClipboard.Asyoudraganddroppicturesandtextmessagesonto
theLayoutGrid,ArrangergeneratesCommandStringsdescribingeachpicture’s
positionontheLayoutGrid–whichwillalsobecomeitspositionontheSTMscreen.
YouwillneedtousetheseCommandStringsaspartofyourcontrollingsoftware
whenyouwanttodrivetheSTMfromyourtargetmachine.Thisfunctionallowsyou
highlightandcopyoneormoreCommandStringstoyourclipboard,fromwhereyou
canpastethemintoyourowndocumentationorsoftware.
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4.6
PictureTypeandAttributeArea
Fig4.7 PictureTypeandAttributearea
ThisareaofArrangerallowsyoutosetupattributesappliedtotheParentpictureslistedinthe
PictureOrganisercolumn–see4.2above.AttributesappliedtoanypicturewithintheOrganiser
areawillbydefaultalsoapplytoanyofits‘Child’picturescreatedbydragginganddroppingintothe
LayoutGrid.
TheSelectcomponentmodedropdownmenuallowsyoutospecifythemodeofanobjectbefore
youdropitontothelayoutgrid.Modescanbe:
Mode1(SinglePicture)MostlyusedforLogosandBackgroundPictures
Mode2(Button)UsedforSwitches,Lampsandanyother2stateON/OFFdevices
Mode3(MultiIcon)(Meter)UsedforMetersorotherMultistatedevicesthatcanbe
at0,FullScaleoranintermediatevalue.
Mode4(Digit/Font)fordisplayingTextstrings
TheMemory/CachedropdownmenuallowsyoutochoosewhethertostoreIconsortextinthe
STM’sCacheorMainMemory–tradingoffperformanceagainstavailablestoragearea.
TransparentisanattributethatcanonlybeappliedtoIconsstoredinSTMcache.Bydefaulteach
Icon’sTransparencyissetto0.ThismeansthattheIconwillappearasasolidobjectontheSTM
screen,entirelyobscuringtheareaofbackgroundpictureitcovers.Transparencyiseffectivelysetto
0ifthecheckboxnexttothe‘Transparency’scrollboxisunchecked.Ifitischecked,thescrollbox
canbeusedtoincrementtheIcon’sTransparencytoanyvalueupto15,whentheBackground
picturedominatestheIcon.TheseeffectscannotbeseenontheArrangerscreen,butonlyonthe
IconsastheyappearontheSTMTFTdisplay.
SieveiscontrolledinasimilarwaytoTransparency.Fig4.8showstheeffectofchanging
TransparencyandSievesettings:TopLeft=0.TR=4,BR=8andBL=15.
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Transparency
Sieve
Fig4.8 EffectofTransparencyandSievesettingsonGreenLampIcon,visibleonSTMTFTscreen
TheremainingoptionsinthePictureTypeandAttributeareaapplytoMode3MultiIcondevices
suchasMeters,whichcanhaveseveralstates.Insomesituations,suchasademosystem,itmaybe
desirabletoshowametercyclingthroughallofitspossiblestatestoshowwhatcanbedone.
AlternativelyamultiIconsetmaybecreatedtoimplementananimateddisplayotherthanameter.
Inothersituations,suchaswhentheSTMisbeingdrivenbyyourtargetmachineinareal
application,themetershouldremainatonestateuntilaCommandStringfromthetargetmachine
callsforadifferentstate.Theparagraphsbelowdescribehowtosetuptheresponseyourequire
withtheoptionsavailable.
Sequential/Order=SequentialANDRepeat/None=Repeat.
TheCMeterIconontheSTMdisplaywillincrementfrom0,throughallofitsintermediatestatesto
FullScale.Itwillthenresetto0andrepeatthecycleuntilfurtherinput
Sequential/Order=SequentialANDRepeat/None=None.
TheCMeterIconontheSTMdisplaywillincrementfrom0,throughallofitsintermediatestatesto
FullScale.Aftercompletingthisonce,itwillremainstaticuntilfurthercommand.
Sequential/Order=Order(Repeat/None=Don’tcare)
NormallyaMode3AnimationcomprisesasetofpreconfiguredIcons(suchastheCMeterexample)
wheretheentiresetisdroppedontotheLayoutGridtoperformasasingleanimatedIcon.Choosing
theOrderoptionallowsyoutoassignuptofourIconsintothefourboxeswithinthePictureStatus
Window.Theycanthenoperateasoneanimation.
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TimerClassandTimes
Thesecanbeconfiguredtogethertodefinethetimeintervalbetweensuccessiveincrementsina
sequentialmeterdisplay.
TimerClassA=1/20thSec.(50mS)
TimerClassB=1S
Timesisamultiplicationfactorthatcanbesettoanyvaluefrom0to127.Forexample,with
settingsofTimerClass=BandTiming=2,therewillbea2Sdelaybetweeneachincrementofthe
CMeterdisplay
PID:AmaximumoffourMode3Iconsareallowedinanyoneconfiguration,labelledasPID0toPID
3.Setthemaximumnumberhere.Attemptstoconfiguremorethanthiswillcauseerrormessages.
Attribute/Commandradiobuttons:TheseswitchthelowerpartoftheArrangerdisplaybetween
thePictureStatusWindow(discussednext)andaCommandWindow.TheCommandWindowshows
theCommandStringgeneratedforanyIcon,whichcanbedisplayedbyclickingontheIcon.The
WindowallowstheCommandString’sformattobevariedbetweenFDTProtocolandCcoding
compatibility.
HoverthemousepointeroveranyIconontheLayoutGridtoviewitsAttributesettings.
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4.7
PictureStatusWindow
Whereas4.6–PictureTypeandAttributeArea–concernedtheparentpicturesinthePicture
Organiserarea,thePictureStatusWindowandPictureEffectModificationareaconcernthe
individualChildpictureswithintheLayoutGrid.Optionsfromtheseareasallowyoutooverride
someoftheattributesthattheChildpicturesinheritfromtheirParents.So,twoChildpicturescan
havedifferentattributeseventhoughtheyweregeneratedfromthesameParent.DifferentMeters
couldrunondifferentTimers,forexample.
Fig4.9 PictureStatusWindow
Fig4.9showsthataCMeterIconhasbeenhighlightedwithintheLayoutGrid.ItisPIDRef1:Thefirst
CMeterontheGridisPIDRef0.ThePIDRefcanbechangedaslongasnotwomultiIcondevices
havethesamereference,andthePIDvalueisnogreaterthan3.
Total=3.Bydefault,ifamultiIcondeviceisinSequentialmode,itwillcyclethroughitsfullrangeof
settings–9inthecaseoftheCMeterIconprovided.Howeverthiscanbelimitedifsodesired.Fig
4.8showsalimitof3:OntheSTMdisplay,theCMeterwillincrementto3,thenstoporresetto0
readyforthenextcycle.Inthiscase,theMeterisinRepeatmode.
See4.8belowforinformationonthe‘OK’buttonwhichappliesinthisareaaswell.
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4.8
PictureEffectModification
Jogcontrols
Fig4.10PictureEffectModificationarea
TheaboveillustrationshowsthePictureEffectModificationAreaasitwouldappearifitcouldallbe
seenatonce.InrealitytheScrollBarnexttotheOKbuttonhastobeusedfornavigationwithinthe
Area.
Clickonanyiteminthelayoutgrid,andthePictureEffectModificationareawillshowthestatusof
thatitem,andallowyoutomakechanges.
TheMemory/CacheboxallowsyoutoviewandchangethestorageareafortheselectedIcon.
TheLocationboxesdisplaytheXandYcoordinatesoftheselectedIcononthelayoutgrid.Theco
ordinatereferencesapplytotheTopLeftoftheselectedIcon.Youcanchangethesebyusingthe
arrowstoincrementordecrement,orbytypingvaluesdirectlyintotheboxes.
TheJogcontrolarrowsallowyoutoadjustyourIcon’spositiononthelayoutgrid.Thedialoguebox
aboveallowsyoutoadjusttheresolutionofthearrowjogcommands.Thisisausefulfacilityforfine
adjustmentafterdragginganddroppinganIconapproximatelyintoitstargetlocation.
YoucanalsochangetheTransparencyandSievesettingsforindividualLayoutGridIcons,and
Sequential/Order,TimerandTimessettingsformultiIcondevices.UsetheOKbuttontosaveany
changesmadehereorinthePictureStatusWindow.FortheLayoutGridIconselected,thisaction
willoverwriteattributesinheritedfromtheparentIconintheOrganiserarea.
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5. AnExampleConfigurationExercise
Theprevious‘IntroductiontoArranger’chapterallowedyoutoexploretheuserinterfaceandgain
somefamiliaritywithitsvariouscontrolareas.Armedwiththisknowledge,youcannowbuildand
testasimpleconfiguration,whichwillcoveralltheproceduresyou’llneedtouseforyourown,real
application.ThisChaptertakesyouthroughthesimpleconfigurationprocess.
Let’ssupposeoursimplemachinehasacontrolpanelcomprisinganON/OFFswitch,apower
indicatorlampandalevelindicationmeter.Wecanachievethisusingaconfigurationlayoutas
shownbelowinFig.5.1:
Fig5.1Target‘EasyMachine’layout
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5.1 PopulatingyourPictureOrganiser
OnyourPC,openyourEasyArrangerpackagebydoubleclickingonitsdesktopIcon.Youwillseethe
UserInterfacedisplay,readytoacceptyourconfiguration.
EnsuretheDVDsuppliedisinyourPC’sdiskdrive.
SettheArrangerlayoutgridresolutiontomatchthatoftheSTMpanelyouhavepurchased.Clickon
the‘SetPanelSize’Iconinthe‘EditPage’area(SeeFig4.1)andchoosetheStandardorothersize
resolutionyourequire.Theexampleusesa7”displaywithan800x480resolution.
Inthisexampleconfiguration,onlytwobackgroundpicturesareneeded;theLogo,andabackground
picturefortheoneconfigurationpageused.Therefore,setthescrollboxintheupperrightofthe
PictureOrganiserareato‘2’.OnceaBackgroundpicturehasbeenloaded,youcannotdecreasethe
backgroundpicturenumberinthescrollboxbelow2withoutdeletingthepicture.
Nowyoucanstartorganisingthepicturesyouwant,beginningwithalogofordisplayontheSTM
screenduringstartup.Clickthe‘Addition’tabatthebaseofthePictureOrganiserareaandyouwill
see:
Browsebutton
Fig5.2PictureLoader
Asthelogowillbefulfilledwithasinglepicture,leavethe‘Single’radiobuttonchecked.Clickonthe
BrowsebuttonandnavigatetotheDVDdriveroot,andfromthereto:
D:\STM20101126\Tools(software)\EasyGraphicArranger\Example\FG070WW001
00R\Standard\800x480_Standard_0.11.23.0\image
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NotethatfolderFG070WW00100Randitscontentshavebeenchosenbecausetheexample
applicationisusinga7”displaywithan800x480resolution.
Fromthesetofimagesdisplayedatthislocation,choosetheonetitled‘800X480’andseeitappear
intheboxnexttotheBrowsebutton.Clickthe‘Tick’buttonandthe‘800X480’picturewillbe
uploadedintothefirstpositionwithinthePictureOrganiser.
Repeattheexercise,choosingfile‘WorkPageNew’.ThiswillbecometheBackgroundPictureforyour
STM’sdisplayscreen.
NowfortheIcons.Clickthe‘Addition’tabagaintoseethePictureLoaderbox.Thistime,however,
clicktheMultiselectradiobuttonwithinthebox,becausetheIconyouareabouttoselecthastwo
parts–anONandanOFFimage.ClicktheBrowsebuttonand,usingSHIFT+LEFTBUTTON,select
thefilesPOWER00andPOWER01.TransferthemintoArranger’sPictureOrganiser,asyoudidwith
theBackgroundPictures.YouwillseethetwoIconsdisplayed;thefirstshowingtheswitchONand
thesecondshowingtheswitchOFF.
IfyouwishtosetTransparencyorSieveAttributesforMode2Icons,settheMemoryAttributeto
Cache.Then,followtheprocedurein4.6–PictureTypeandAttributearea.
Notethataheading‘Icon’hasbeencreatedforthisandallsubsequentpictures,becauseyouhave
informedArrangerthatthereareonlytwobackgroundpictures–whichhavenowbeenassigned.
RepeattheexercisetoaddfilesLampGreen00andLampGreen01,whichshowagreenlampOFFand
ONrespectively.Repeatonceagain,addingasetof9filescalledCMeter00toCMeter08.CMeter00
showsthemeterat0,CMeter08showsfullscaleandtheotherfilesshowthemeteratintermediate
values.
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5.2
BuildingyourconfigurationontheLayoutGrid
WhenyoursetofbackgroundpicturesandIconsiscomplete,andvisiblewithinthePicture
Organiser,youcanstartyourconfigurationontheLayoutGrid,beginningwiththeLOGOpicture.
First,gotothe‘PictureTypeandAttribute’areaofArranger(SeeFig.4.1)andusetheModedrop
downmenuboxtoselectMode1(SinglePicture).ThenusetheMemory/Cachemenutoselect
MemoryforstorageoftheLOGOpicturewithintheSTM.
NowclicktheLOGOtabatthetopofthegrid,toshowtheLOGOpage.Singleclickonthefirst
picturelistedunder‘Background’inthePictureOrganiser,tohighlightit.Next,movethecursorto
anypartofthelayoutgridLOGOpage,andsingleclickagain.Youwillseeyourchosenpicture–
‘800X480’–filltheLOGOpageandaccordinglybecometheLOGOimage
NowclickthePage1tabandrepeattheexercisetoplacethesecondpictureinPictureOrganiser–
WorkPageNewintheexample–asthebackgroundpictureforthelayout.Thereisaslightdifference
betweenthisandtheLOGOpictureplacementprocedure:Thereisnoneedtohighlightthepicture.
Instead,doubleclickanywhereonthePage1gridlayouttoseethefollowing‘Background’dialogue
boxappear:
Fig5.3:BackgroundPictureSelectorbox
Clickthe‘Up’arrowtoincrementthepictureitemnumberto1,whichrefersto‘WorkPageNew’in
ourexample.Thenclickon‘V’toplaceitastheBackgroundPictureforPage1.
ToDeletethispictureasPage1’sBackground,youcanrepeatthisprocedure,usingthe‘X’button.
NowyoucanplacetheIconsontoPage1,startingwithPower00andPower01,whichrepresentthe
DualstateON/OFFSwitch.UsetheModedropdownmenuagain,changingtoMode2(Button).
Thiscoversall2statedevices.SelectCacheMemoryasthestorageareawithintheSTMforthe
Switch.UsingyourmousewiththeShiftkey,highlightbothoftheSwitchIcons,thendragthemto
yourdesiredlocationontheLayoutgrid.YoucanusetheJogarrowslocatedwithinthePictureEffect
ModificationArea(SeeFig4.1)toadjusttheIcon’spositiononthescreen.
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Note:Ifyoudonotcompletealloftheaboveactions,youwillnotbeabletodroptheIconontothe
Layoutgrid.Insteadyouwillseeamessagesaying‘Error’.
Note:OnlyoneIconisvisible,butbothhaveactuallybeenplaced,withoneundertheother.Clickon
thevisibleIcon,andyouwillseebothdisplayedinthePictureStatusWindowareaofArranger.(See
Fig.4.1).ThegreyedoutboxeshavenorelevancetoMode2.
Note:WhentheseIconsareloadedasapair,Power01(showingSwitchON)appearsfirstinthe
PictureOrganisercolumn,withPower00below.ThisordermeansthatwhentheIconpairisdragged
anddroppedontotheLayoutGrid,theSwitchwillbeshowninONposition.Ifyouwouldlikeitto
insteadappearontheLayoutGridshowingOFFposition,youcanretrievetheOFFandONIcons
singlyfromtheDVDlibraryfile,forcingtheOFFIcontothehigherpositiononthePictureOrganiser
column.ThisinturnwillrendertheOFFIconasvisiblewhentheIconpairisdraggedanddropped
ontotheLayoutGrid.
Alternatively,oncetheIconsareplacedontheLayoutGrid,youcanswitchthembyrightclickingon
them:
BringtoTop.ThisensuresthattheselectedIconwillappearontopofanotherIconatthe
samecoordinates
SendtoBack.ThisensuresthattheselectedIconwillappearunderneathanotherIconatthe
samecoordinates
(Ifyouclick‘BringtoTop’or‘SendtoBack’ontwooverlappingIcons,themostrecently
selectedIconwins).
YoucanalsoDeleteanIconfromtheLayoutareabyrightclickingonitandselecting
‘Delete’.ThishasnoeffectontheparentIconinthePictureOrganisercolumn.
RepeattheprocessfortheGreenLampIconpair.
ToplacetheCMeterMultiIconset,startbyselecting‘Mode3(MultiIcon)(Meter)’onthe’Mode’
menu.NextsettheotherMultiIconAttributes(Referto4.6PictureTypeandAttributeAreafor
informationontheseAttributes’meaningsandhowtochangethem):
Sequential/Order
PID
TimerClass
Times
Repeat/None
Next,usethemouse+Shiftkeytohighlightall9CMeterIcons(CMeter00toCMeter08),thendrag
anddropthemontothedesiredlocationwithintheGridLayoutarea.
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YouwouldprobablyrequiremorethanoneSwitch,LamporMeterinarealapplication.Ifso,you
cansetupmultipleIconsbyusingdraganddroptocreatemoreChildIconsontheLayoutGridfrom
eachParentonthePictureOrganiser.Bydefault,theChildIconswillinherenttheAttributesoftheir
Parents.IfyouwishtochangetheseforoneormoreindividualChildIcons,dosousingthePicture
EffectModificationareaofArranger–see4.8formoredetails.
5.3UsingFontsandgeneratingTextMessages
ThesetofIconsforourexampleisnowcomplete.NextwecanprepareacoupleofFontsanduse
themtowriteTextMessages.IntheProjectManagerarea,(SeeFig4.1)click:Tools/Font/Systemto
opentheFontdialogueboxasinFig5.3below:
Fig5.4FontDialogueBox
Oncetheboxisopen,typethecharactersetrequiredintothecharacterboxatthebaseofthe
DialogueBox.Thiscanincludeupperandlowercaseletters,numbersandpunctuationmarks.
Youcanthenmodifytheappearanceofyourcharactersetasbelow:
ClickontheFontbuttontoseeachoiceoffonttypes(Arial,Calibrietc),styles(Regular,
Italic,BoldandBoldItalic)andsizes(8to72points).YoucanalsochooseStrikeoutand
Underlineeffects,andScripts(Western,Hebrew,Cyrillicetc).
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UsetheWidthandHeightarrowboxestosetthesizeofthecharacterbackgrounds
UsetheHorizontalandVerticalarrowstopositionthecharacterswithintheirbackground
area.The‘Reset’buttonrestoresthecharacterstotheTopLeftcorneroftheirbackground
areas.
UsetheFColorandBColorbuttonstoassignForegroundandBackgroundcoloursforyour
Font.BackgroundisoptionalandisselectedusingtheTickboxtotherightoftheBColorbox.
GivetheFontanamesuchasAnders1intheexample,andclickonSAVE.ClosetheFont
Dialoguebox.
GotothePictureOrganiserarea(SeeFig.4.1)andclicktheDigit/FontradiobuttontoseetheFont
Organiserarea.NowclickthearrowonthedropdownmenuatthebaseofthisareatoseeAnders1
orwhatevernameyouhaveusedforyourFont.SelecttheFont,thenclicktheAdditionbuttontothe
rightofthemenuandyouwillseeyournewFontaddedtotheFontOrganiserlist.Ifrequired,repeat
theexercisetogeneratedifferentFontswithdifferentappearances.
Tocreateamessageonthelayoutgrid,draganddroptheappropriateFontfromtheOrganiseronto
thelayoutgrid.YouwillseeaMessageGeneratorboxasbelowopen:
Fig5.5MessageGeneratorBox
Buildyourmessagebyclickingoneachcharacter,thenclickingtheRightArrowbutton.Remove
charactersusingtheLeftArrowbutton,andshufflethemusingtheUpandDownbuttons.When
yourmessageiseditedtoyoursatisfaction,clicktheOKbuttontoseeitappearonthelayoutgrid.
DragitandusetheJogbuttonstopositionitasrequired,asyouwouldforanIcon.
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5.3.1 UsingCustomFonts
Arrangersupportstheuseofspeciallypreparedgraphicsfontsaswellasthestandardfontset.Inthe
ProjectManagerarea,(SeeFig4.1)click:Tools/Font/SystemtoopentheCustomFontdialoguebox
asinFig5.6below:
Fig5.6CustomFontDialoguebox
Givethefontanameforusebyarranger–writethisintotheFontNamebox
AdjustthesizeofthewordboxusingtheWidthandHeightcontrols
Usethe‘Total’controltodefinethenumberofsquarescontainedwithinthebox–for
example,26forasinglealphabetrendition.
ReadinthecustomcharactersusingtheLoadImagebuttontonavigatetoandselectthe
appropriatefiles
Note: Characterresolutionallowed:
o
L=1–4095;W=1–1024
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o
Characterresolutionmustbedivisibleby8
SavethenewFonttoArranger
YoucannowusethenewFonttogeneratetextmessagesinthesamewayasthestandard
Fonts.ClicktheDigi/FontradiobuttonatthetopofthePictureOrganiser,thenselectthenew
FontusingtheAdditionbuttonatthebase.OnceitappearsintheFontOrganiserlist,youcan
dragitintotheLayoutGridtoopentheMessageGeneratorbox.
6. Saving,uploadingandtestingyourconfiguration
Asyouhaveseen,ArrangerallowsyoutochooseIconsandbackgroundpicturessuitableforyour
application,andlaythemoutasrequired.Atthispoint,itisworthconsideringthenatureofthe
informationthatArrangerhascompiledasaresultoftheconfigurationprocess.Thiscomprises:
Asetofjpegorbmpimages(Logo,BackgroundPictureandIconimagesthatyouhave
assembledintoyourconfiguration)
FurthersetsofimagescontainingthecharactersdefinedduringFontconfiguration
Attributesfortheseimages,suchastheirMode,MemoryTypeandTransparency
XYcoordinateinformationforeachIcon,definingwhereitistobepositionedonthe
LayoutGridandthereforetheSTMscreen.
TomakethisconfigurationactiveonyourSTM,youneedtoloadthepictureandtextimagesand
theirattributesintoyourSTM’smemory,thendisplaythemusingCommandStringsthatcan
referencethemusingtheirXYcoordinates.
ArrangerandtheSTMincludeasetoftoolsallowingyoutodothis.Functionsareavailableto:
SaveyourconfigurationasaProjectonyourPC’sharddrive
OutputaBinaryprojectfileimagetoaUSBFlashmemorystick
DownloadtheBinaryfilefromtheUSBsticktotheSTMMemory.
SwitchArrangerintoCommandmode,fromwhereyoucan:
o SetupcommunicationbetweenArrangerandtheSTM,usingtheseriallinkbetween
yourPCUSBPortandtheSTM’sSerialPort.ThislinkusestheUSBtoUART
Convertersupplied.
o ViewtheCommandStringsgeneratedbyArrangerduringtheconfigurationprocess
o Sendthem,oneatatime,totheSTMandviewtheireffectontheSTM’sdisplay
screen.
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6.1SavingyourconfigurationasaProjectonyourPC’sharddrive
Clickonthe‘SaveProject’menuIconwithintheProjectManagerareaatthetopoftheArranger
screen.SeeChapter4.1–ProjectManagerfordetailsonlocatingthis.
Choose‘Saveas’fromthedropdownmenutoseeaWindowsdialogueboxthatwillletyounavigate
toanywhereonyourPCornetworkorcreateanewfolderforstorage.Onceyouhavesavedyour
configurationasaProjectfolder,youwillseeithasastructureasbelow:
TestProj1.fdt
TestProj1
File
Image
Output
TFont
TestProj1.fdtisyourArrangerprojectfile.Whenyouwanttoworkontheprojectagain,
openArranger,gototheProjectManagerareaandusetheOPENProjectbuttontonavigate
toandreloadTestProj1intoArranger.
The‘File’foldercontainstextfileswithattributeinformationfortheconfigurationpictures.
The‘Image’foldercontainsasetofjpegorbmpimagesasassembledduringconfiguration.
The‘TFont’foldercontainsfurtherfolders,oneforeachFontcreatedduringconfiguration.
Withineachofthesefoldersisasetofjpegimages,oneforeachcharacteroftheFont.
The‘Output’foldercontainonebinaryfile–FGCIMAGE.BIN–whichisintendedforloading
intoSTMmemoryandcontainsallinformationrelatedtothebackgroundpictures,Iconsand
textmessages,andtheirattributes.
ThisfilecanbecopiedontoaUSBmemorystickfortransfertoSTMmemory.Thisprocessis
describedmorefullylaterinthisManual.
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6.2 OutputyourconfigurationasaBinaryfileontoaUSBmemorystick
OnewayofachievingthisusingProjectManagerhasbeendescribedabove,butArrangerhasamore
explicitwayaswell.Clickonthe‘Tools’menubuttonwithintheProjectManagerareaatthetopof
theArrangerscreen.Inthemenu,clickon‘Output’toseetheSettingdialogueboxasshowninFig
6.1below:
Fig6.1‘Setting’dialogueboxforBINfileoutput
Aftermakingthesettingsrequired,clickthe‘OK’buttontoseeaWindowsdialoguebox.Usethisto
storetheFCGIMAGE.BINfileinyourUSBmemorystick’srootdirectory.
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6.3 DownloadingaProjectBINfilefromUSBmemorysticktoSTMmemory
OnceyouhavepreparedyourUSBmemorystickasabove,youwillhaveasinglefilecalled
FCGIMAGE.BINinitsrootdirectory.NowusethefollowingstepstoloadthisintoyourSTM.
NotethatyourSTMcanhaveeitheraType1oraType2controllerboard,dependingonyourSTM
TFTdisplaysize.SeeChapter2.1fordetails.Thedefaultjumper,LEDandUSBPortreferencesshown
belowareforType1boards;thereferencesinbracketsapplytoType2boards.
1. EnsureyourSTMispoweredOFF.
2. Mountajumper(provided)ontoJ204(J301).
3. PlugtheUSBmemorystickintoUSBport201(303)onyourSTM
4. ApplypowertotheSTMusingthepoweradapterprovided.
5. TheSTMdisplaywillshowamoduleinformationscreen
6. ThegreenLED(LED101)shouldlight,showingPowerOK.
7. TheSTMBuzzershouldsoundtwice
8. RedLED101(201)shouldstartflashing,showingthattheautomaticuploadhasstarted.It
willcontinuetoflashthroughouttheupload.Thiscouldtake5–30minutesdependingon
FCGIMAGE.BIN’sfilesize.
9. Whentheuploadhascompleted,theSTMBuzzerwillsoundonceandLED101(201)will
extinguish.
10. Removepower
11. RemovetheJ204(301)jumperandUSBmemorystick
12. Reapplypower
WhentheSTMpowersupagain,itshoulddisplaytheLogoscreenaschosenduringconfiguration.
TheSTMwillnotstartshowingIconsoranythingelseuntilitreceivesCommandStringsfrom
Arranger(tobedescribednext),CommandPilotoryourtargetmachine.
6.4
DrivingtheSTMusingArranger
AfterloadingtheBINimageintotheSTMasdescribed,removepowerfromtheSTM.Connectthe
STM’sserialporttoaUSBportonyourPCusingtheUSBtoUARTboardandcablesprovided.See2.2
and2.3fordetailsofthese.ReapplypowertotheSTM.
Ifitisnotalreadyrunning,startArrangeronyourPC.Youcanthenretrieveyourprojectfromits
harddrivelocationusingeithertheOPENProjectbuttonorthedropdownSELECTProjectmenuin
theProjectManagerareaatthetopoftheArrangerscreen.
YouneedtofindoutwhichPCCOMportisbeingusedbytheUSBconnectiontotheSTM.
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Windows’‘DeviceManager’cantellyouthis.
Now,youcanconfigurethecommunicationslinkbetweenArrangerandtheSTM.Clickonthe‘Select
Mode’buttonwithintheUARTFunctiontoolbarattheleftoftheArrangerscreen.Youwillseea
UARTcommandandcontrolareaasbelow:
Fig6.2UARTcommandandcontrolarea
ThetoppartofthisareacontainsasetofCommandStringsthatpositionalltheBackgroundPicture,
IconandTextMessageobjectsonPage1.Thedropdownmenuboxesbelowthisareusedto
configureandstartyourSTMseriallink.Configureasbelow:
‘Port’shouldbetheCOMPortassignedbyyourPC’sDeviceManagertotheUSBSTMlink
‘Baudrate’shouldbe115200
‘Databits’shouldbesetto8
‘Parity’shouldbesettoNone
‘Stopbits’shouldbesettoOne
Clickthebuttonlabelled‘OffLine’.IfyourhardwareandconfigurationfortheSTMPCseriallinkare
OK:
Thebuttonshouldsay‘OnLine’
Thered‘LED’shouldchangetogreen
The‘RightArrow’buttonshouldchangetogreen
TheobjectsontheLayoutGridarenolongereditable.HoweverclickingontheGreenLamp
orPowerSwitchwillcausethemtovisiblychangestatewhilethemousebuttonisheld
down.
Atthisstage,yourSTMdisplayshouldstillshowtheLogoimageandnothingelse.
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NowclicktheRightArrowandyouwillseethePage1BackgroundpictureappearontheSTMscreen,
ontopoftheLogo.OntheArrangerscreenyouwillseeabluehighlightlineappearacrossthefirst
CommandString(labelledBackGround:0xF10x0A…..).ThisistheCommandStringthatcalledthe
BackgroundpicturefromSTMmemoryandplaceditontheSTMscreen.Thebluehighlightline
showsthisasthemostrecentlysentCommandString.
ClicktheRightArrowagainandseetheGreenLampONIconappearontheSTMscreen.Theblue
HighlightbarhasincrementeddowntothenextCommandString–theonethatcalledtheGreen
LampONIconfromSTMmemorytoSTMdisplay.Clickagain,toseetheGreenLampOFFIcon
appearontheSTMscreen,coveringtheONIcon.ContinueclickingtoseetheotherIconsandtext
messagesappearinthesameway.WhenyourentirePage1configurationisshowingontheSTM
screen,theblueHighlightbarwillbeoverthelastshownCommandString.
6.5
MoreaboutCommandStringsandprototyping
BynowyouhavebuiltyourconfigurationusingArranger,transferredittoyourSTMusingaUSB
memorystick,andprovedthatitworksusingCommandStringsgeneratedandissuedbyArranger.
ThenextstageinyourprojectwillbetointegratetheseautomaticallygeneratedCommandStrings
withothersthatyouwriteintoasourcefilethathandlestheentirecontrolactivity–displayingIcons
ontheSTMscreeninresponsetoeventsonyourtargetmachine,andrespondingtotouchscreen
eventsifyourSTMhasatouchscreen.
TheSTMkityouhavepurchasedfromAndersincludestoolstohelpyoudothis:
6.5.1 CommandPilot
AsFigs6.3and6.4belowshow,CommandPilotisasoftwaremodulethatrunsonyourPCalongside
Arranger.YoucanuseCommandPilottoactlikeyourtargetmachineinsendingCommandStringsto
theSTM,whilecontrollingandrecordingtheCommandStringssent.Aftersettinguptheserial
communicationsprotocolasshowninFig6.3,youcanprepareasourcefileofcommandstrings,
thenrunaprogramtostreamthemtoyourSTM.YoucanalsosendoneCommandStringatatimein
SingleStepmode.Youcanelecttologyourtransmittedandreceivedfiles,andSavethemtoahard
driveifdesired.
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Fig6.3 CommandPilotscreen,showingCommunicationsProtocolsetup
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Fig6.3 CommandPilotscreen,showingsourcefileoutput
6.5.2 GraphicTestingBoardandcables
TheGraphicTestingBoard(GTM)isahardwaremodulewhichyoucanuseasatargetmachine,
connectedviaaseriallinktoyourSTM.YoucanloadaprogramcontainingCommandStringsinto
theGTM’smemory,thenprompttheonboardmicrocontrollertorunthisprogramandsendthe
CommandStringstotheSTM.
TheGTBhas2jumpers,4pushbuttonsand8LEDstoassistinsettingupandrunningprograms.It
alsohasa65x100mmbreadboardareawithPTHholesona2.54mmgrid.
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