About driving AMOLED display with Warp

[Orkun Asha]

Hello everyone,

Can i drive AMOLED display using warpboard?

This is the display we intend to use: http://auo.com/?sn=107&lang=en-US&c=13&n=1797

Thank you,

Orkun

[Eric Nelson]

Hi Orkun,

On 06/17/2017 09:31 AM, Orkun Asha wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Can i drive AMOLED display using warpboard?
>

The display technology (AMOLED) doesn't matter as much
as the interface type.

The WarpX has two display interfaces:
1. EPDC interface for E-Ink panels, and
2. MIPI display interface

> This is the display we intend to use:
> http://auo.com/?sn=107&lang=en-US&c=13&n=1797
>

That page doesn't say what interface is used, but
it's likely that it supports MIPI.

Do you have the data sheet for the display? If so, you
can try to match up the interface signals to connector
H3 on the WarpX schematic.

Regards,


Eric

[Aaron Moore]

Hi Orkun,

I don't have any data on the AUO version but there are some similar ones such as:

Kingtech PV1501B3CZ0 (goo.gl/KDYmGn)

and

YB-TL014XXXA01 (goo.gl/NbLTsq)

According to the spec of these similar displays the interface is 1-Lane MIPI which is supported by Warp as Eric mentioned. The cable assembly for these displays tend to integrated touch and various power requirements which may differ from the default pinout on Warp, however, it should be possible with an adapter to support this kind of display on Warp.

Here is Warp's pinout that Eric was referring to:

[Orkun Aşa]

Hi Eric and Aeron,

Thank you for your answers...

The datasheet is attached. There are 20 port to connect. Is it a problem?

My bests,

Orkun

[Eric Nelson]

On 06/17/2017 02:59 PM, Orkun Aşa wrote:
> Hi Eric and Aeron,
>
> Thank you for your answers...
>
> The datasheet is attached. There are 20 port to connect. Is it a
> problem?
>

In a brief review, this seems workable (display supports 1.8V
MIPI interface).