I'm now working on 3 projects that require color graphic display modules.
We discussed this some previously on the list. The general suggestion was
to do a CPLD to continuously pull pixel data out of RAM and put it on the
display, and also to allow the PIC to read and write the RAM through the
CPLD. We have that hardware now, and someone is working on the CPLD coding
to make it work.

Yesterday, I ran across the Epson SED1353, which APPEARS to do a similar
job. Has anyone had any experience with this chip?

All the color graphic displays I've found seem to have a need for
continously refreshed pixel data. Is anyone aware of a "smart" display
where we could give it a pixel address and some data, then have the PIC go
off and do something else while the display would remember stuff itself
(like character LCD modules and monochrome graphics LCD modules I've
worked with).

So... what are you guys doing for color LCD modules?

THANKS!

Harold


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