Posts by ltrsc

    Hello,

    yes, everything is fine for me.

    I don't understand why my calibration data is different than the data before (without changing anything other than the PicoCOM), but it works.

    Thank you for your constant support.

    Hello,

    I think it was incorrect so say, I didn't need a calibration, but I write different calibration data.

    After writing my last post I found the function in NetDCU to get the result of my TouchCalibration:

    !> reg open HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\TOUCH
    !> reg enum

    So I have to do less manual steps.


    The calibration data for registry at

    "old" PC4 is: reg set value CalibrationData string "1043,1045 1426,616 649,601 653,1498 1423,1486"

    "new" PC4 is: reg set value CalibrationData string "525,513 729,271 321,278 320,759 735,752"

    Hello,

    in the meantime I tried your suggestion about the PSD file and the manual workaround is OK. We only have some devices for repairing, no production, so we can do steps manually.


    Now I have a running system, application starts... but the touch coordinates are changed.

    If I use an old PicoCOM I can control my application, but with the new PicoCOM this is not any longer possible (most of touch is out of visible area)

    I changed the launch application to TouchCalibrate.exe. After tapping the crosses and one time to empty screen (our device doesn't have any buttons and the application is full screen) the screen is empty. Then via NetDCU I can save the registry and change the launch application to our application. Now the calibration is OK.


    Was there also a change at the calibration settings? We have a Hitachi TX14D14VM1BBA. The manual workaround is possible for us... question just for interest.

    Hello,

    thanks for your help.

    I have now worked without the PSD file and so the error messages have disappeared.

    I don't know if the file ever had a different name or if we created it ourselves. The initial developers of the product are no longer with the company.


    Where can I find the PSD format description then they can edit it themselves if necessary?


    Thanks for the great support.


    Edit:

    the order of the representations above is not correct, I have created the partitions and then flashed. If I then read out the partitioning data again I get (not 100% sure, Starterkit not available right now):

    Total : 256 MB

    OS-Image: 128 MB

    FFSDISK : -128 MB, Part type: FAT


    The partitioning seems to be changed by flashing.

    Hi there,

    I have changed the 000_Programmierfile_PicoCom4.nbi to:

    My output is:

    I didn't understand the Error Message about creation of partition.


    My partition data: (I tried also with SECOND set to 0MB and FFSDISK to 64MB)

    At startup I got this output:

    Is there a problem with my bootloaders... are they compatible?


    Maybe your comment in the last answer should help me:

    You might have to adjust the partition sizes for the new kernel and filesystem in the PSD file

    But I don't know, how to change this binary file. I think it was made by F&S


    Thank you for your help

    Hello,

    we got the PCN about the change of the hardware of PicoCOM4 (Flash: 64MB ATO to 128MB Winbond).

    The last devices we got in July 2020 with ATO flash and had be programmed they with our 000_Programmierfile_PicoCom4.nbi:


    [Files]

    EBoot=02_eBootLoaderPc4_108.nb0

    Kernel=05_Kernel_NKPC4_CORE_CF35_120119.bin

    BMP=04_Bootscreen.bmp

    PSD=03_BootloaderConfig_Pc4_121126.bin


    [PSD]

    WCEMacAddress=no

    ENableReceive=0


    Is there any change needed for using with the new flash? Or were all changes made in installed nboot?


    Thank you,

    Kind regards,

    Rainer