Renesas H8SX user manual LCDSetFrameRate

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Direct Drive LCD Design Guide

4.1.5LCDSetFrameRate

Configure the vertical refresh rate of the LCD panel.

Format

sI16 LCDSetFrameRate(sI16 rate);

Parameters

rate

Requested refresh rate (in Hz)

Return Values

Negative value indicates rate was not able to be achieved with system configuration. Positive value indicates success, returned value will be the percent of MCU access time available.

Properties

Prototyped in file ”DirectLCD.h”

Implemented in file “DirectLCD_SBF.c” for H8S family or “DirectLCD_XBCFT.c” for H8SX family.

Description

This function is used to control the vertical refresh rate of the LCD panel. This function can be used to dynamically adapt the MCU access time based on system conditions. For example, prior to a full buffer refresh, the rate can be dropped to increase access time, than it can be restored to previous value for normal operation.

Example

{

sI16 success = LCDSetFrameRate(60); /* set frame rate to 60Hz */ if (success < 0)… /* process error */

}

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H8S, H8SX specifications

Renesas H8S and H8SX microcontrollers are part of Renesas Electronics' H-series of 16-bit microcontrollers, widely known for their rich functionality, exceptional performance, and versatility in embedded applications. These microcontrollers are ideal for a variety of applications ranging from automotive systems to industrial automation and consumer electronics.

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