When I change the Display Rotate to 90° using the tool FSBoardConfig on the control Panel of the NetDCUA5, then the display will rotate 90°. After that I press "SAVE REGISTRY", but I could not see any changes in the setting of the key \drivers\display\LCD\mode100 or key \system\gdi\rotation.
After a reboot, the display is shown normal, 0° rotate.
What mus be done, that the device starts with a 90° rotated display?
Hello,
there are two implementations for rotation:
- the dynamical one: ndcucfg's "display rotate set <bitmask (0,1,2,4)>" wrapps the DisplayDriverExescape functionallity.
- the fix one: Display Driver checks HKLM\Dirvers\Displa\LCD\<activemode>\Rotate=DWORD:<angel> (90° steps).
When I change the value Rotate to 1 (90°) (\drivers\display\lcd\mode100), the display is rotated, but the start/windows button is in the middle of the screen and not as expected at the bottom.
My ping to the device is then also not working any more.
Hello,
"reg set value Rotate dword 90" is the right command! But you are right the "static" rotation does not work at the time. Please call ndcucfg's "Display rotate set 1" in the early boot phase for work around this. The display driver does the same.
How can I call "Display rotate set 1" in the early boot phase?
Hello,
what is your question?
1. Launch the programm via HKLM\int after gwes.
2. Use ndcucfg Library (from Download) or HOWTO: execute NDCUCFG command
My question is how to launch the call "Display rotate set 1"via HKLM\init
Is an example available, how the rotate can be done from the application by using the functionally of the DisplayDriverEscape you mentioned above?
Hm, i thougt the link above resolves the problem?
I entered into the command line:
QuoteWelcome to the Windows CE Telnet Service on FSVYBRID
Pocket CMD v 6.00
\> ndcucfg -c "display rotate set 1"
\>
This works fine. You may also use NDCUCFG Library which is available under our downloads.
If I call this via telnet, the display will rotate, but after a reboot, the display is shown without the rotate we had before.
How can I launch this command in the registry by the init?
Hello,
QuoteHow can I launch this command in the registry by the init?
Sorry but i thought this was quit clear! Write a program, with one line and call the command via "CreateProcess" or ndcucfg library. Register this program under HKLM/Init. Or implement the command into the startup function of your own application.
Refer "2." im my post obove for this purpose.
Thank,
I added it to my application and it is working
But now I have the problem, that the network is not working anymore!!!!
Both ETH1 ans ETH2 Led are OFF and I can not ping the device anymore.
Hello,
i connect Network before and after "Display rotate set 1" and it works. Did you remove HKLM\Drivers\Display\lcd\mode<x>\rotate=DWORD:<angel>?
Yes, I have removed HKLM\Drivers\Display\lcd\mode<x>\rotate=DWORD:<angel> !
I use WEC6.
I test also with CE6. Any Information on the debug line?
Debug OUTPUT:
LCD: ASTADPEDT1.dll - Init failed
LCD: Could not intialize external PWM device AstADPEP1 (LE:2)
LCD: Display-Mode 100, Name Evervision VGG804806
ENET: Version 01.01, ActiveKey = Comm\ETHNETB
MEMCFG V: 001 started
NDCUCFG V 56 started. Platform: NetDCUA
NDCUCFG Open COM2: at 38400 Baud
CheckAutoStart: Version 1.7, LaunchNum = 100
I see, that ETHNETB is active.
We have configured "comm\ethneta1\parms\tcpip" in the registry.
Is there a hardware configuration or software setting, where I can select the ethernet port?
I just saw right now, that this problem is on the NetDCUA5 and not the NetDcu5.2.
Maybe this help you to find my problem.
Hello,
i moved the thread to NetDCUA5. But i never talk about NetDCU5.2 before. All my tests were done with NetDCUA5 under CE6. Please give me (only) the settings which cause Ethernet stop working when i call "display rotate set 1". So that i can reproduce it in my enviroment.
Thanks.
I have attached the registry settings:
REM SD-Card
reg open
reg open \system\StorageManager\Profiles\SDMemory
reg set value Folder string "Storage Card"
reg save
REM Display Driver
reg open
reg open \drivers\display\LCD
reg del key Mode100
reg open \drivers\display\LCD
reg create key Mode100
reg set value name string "Evervision VGG804806"
reg set value EFW dword 8
reg set value BFW dword 4
reg set value msignal dword 2
reg set value rows dword 480
reg set value LPP dword 480
reg set value width dword 115
reg set value height dword 86
reg set value contrastenable dword 1
reg set value contrastvalue dword 0
reg set value type dword 6
reg set value config dword 0x00700000
reg set value columns dword 800
reg set value PPL dword 800
reg set value HSW dword 32
reg set value bpp dword 16
reg set value lcdclk dword 33
reg set value VSW dword 2
reg set value BLW dword 60
reg set value ELW dword 40
reg set value EnableCursor dword 0
display mode set 100
reg save
REM Touch
reg open \Hardware\Devicemap\Touch
reg set value CalibrationData string "2029,2084 3168,1047 3170,3146 870,3176 866,1039"
reg save
REM Digital IO-Driver
reg open
reg open \drivers\BuiltIn
reg create KEY DIGITALIO
reg set value DataInit dword 0
reg set value DataDir dword 255
reg set value UseAsIO dword 255
reg set value Index dword 0
reg set value Port dword 0
reg set value Prefix string "DIO"
reg set value Dll string "FS_DIGIO.DLL"
reg set value Order dword 151
reg set value Ioctl dword 4
reg set value FriendlyName string "Digital I/O driver for NetDCU"
reg save
REM Network settings
reg open
reg open \comm\ethneta1\parms\tcpip
reg del value IpAddress
reg del value Subnetmask
reg del value DefaultGateway
reg del value EnableDHCP
reg del value UseZeroBroadcast
reg set value IpAddress multi "192.168.2.69"
reg set value Subnetmask multi "255.255.255.0"
reg set value EnableDHCP dword 0
reg set value UseZeroBroadcast dword 0
reg open \Hardware\Devicemap\Keybd
reg set value Status dword 0
reg save
Hello,
i put the executable results of code below into the Startup Folder:
QuoteDisplay Moreint _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
// TODO: eval. process information
BOOL bRes = CreateProcess(_T("ndcucfg"), _T("-c \"display rotate set 1\""), NULL , NULL, 0, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
return 0;
}
I modify your registry, set my lcd, my IP, remove all redundant "reg save", "reg open", "del". Note, a "reg save" takes "a lot" of time, so chars in the serial line my be lost.
I have no problems at all. If your problem persists, please give my a datailed describtion how to reproduce. Maybe my procedure differs from yours?
