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Saelig announces the availability of the uLCD-144, a full-color LCD active-matrix TFT display module. It provides a 1.44-in. 128x128 resolution 65K color TFT-LCD panel with an embedded Goldelox graphics processor. It can display full color animations, icons and video clips. Graphics, text, image, animation and many other features are built inside the module.
The uLCD-144's display has an LED backlight, providing a greater than 150 degree viewing angle. uLCD-144 supports external SD/µSD memory cards for storing images, video clips, fonts and general purpose data logging.
Two versions of the uLCD-144 are available: uLCD-144(GFX) for standalone applications, and uLCD-144(SGC) for serial-driven, microprocessor-based devices, allowing the display module to be used as a slave device where the external host sends all screen-related functions using a serial protocol. The Goldelox-GFX2 chip embedded in the uLCD-144(GFX) display allows users to write applications using 4DGL, which has syntax similar to popular languages such as BASIC, C and Pascal.
The two GPIO ports of uLCD-144(GFX) support digital I/O, A/D converter with 8/10 bit resolution, sound generation, dedicated RTTTL tune engine, multi-switch joystick and Dallas1-Wire interface. The module's I/O features can interface to serial, analog, digital, buttons, joystick, sound generation and Dallas 1-wire devices. uLCD-144(GFX) includes 10K bytes of flash memory for user code storage and 510 bytes of RAM for user variables. 4DGL-Workshop3 — an IDE that includes editor, compiler, linker and downloader is provided free of charge for developing 4DGL applications
For more information, visit Saelig.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.
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