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Abstract

The continued miniaturization in computing and wireless communication is about to make informationally enhanced environments become a reality. Already today, devices like a notebook computer or a personal digital assistent (PDA) can easily connect to the Internet via IEEE 802.11 networks (WaveLAN) or similar technologies provided at so-called hot-spots. In the near future, even smaller devices can join a wireless network to exchange status information or send and receive commands. In this paper, we present sample uses of a generic Bluetooth component that we have developed and that has been successfully integrated into various mininature devices to transmit sensor data or exchange control commands. The use of standard protocols like TCP/IP, Obex, and HTTP simplifies the use of those devices with conventional devices (notebook, PDA, cell-phone) without even requiring special drivers or applications for these devices. While such scenarios have already often been dreamt of, we are able to present a working solution based on small and cost-effective standard elements. We describe two applications that illustrate the power this approach in the broad area of e-commerce, e-learning, and e-government: the BlueWand, a small, pen-like device that can control Bluetooth devices in its vincinity by simple gestures, and a door plate that can display messages that are posted to it e.g. by a Bluetooth PDA. Keywords: Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing, Wireless Communications (Bluetooth) 1

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GLCD2USB is the graphic display capable descendant of the LCD2USB. While the LCD2USB wasmeant to connect text LCDs via USB to a PC, GLCD2USB does the same forsome common graphic LCD modules. While the LCD2USB made use of thefact that there's a quasi standard for text LCD controllers, theGLCD2USB needs to cope with various graphic LCD controllersavailable. The GLCD2USB was thus designed for maximum flexibility andthe number and types of supported displays can easily be increased byproviding matching modified firmware versions. However, currentlyonly 128x64 ks0108 based displays are supported.

GLCD2USB is currently supported by lcd4linux.Since May '12 serdisplib also supports the glcd2usb.

Every now and then i have spare PCBs (11 Euro each) and flashed and tested CPUs available. Send me an email if you are interested.

Hardware

GLCD2USB without display

On pcb V1.1 the USB connector was mounted on the rear PCB side

Unlike pcb V1.1 depicted above, the current pcb layout V1.2 has the USB connector mounted from the front side (the same side all other parts are mounted as well)!

Schematics and pcb layout

Supported display types

The GLCD2USB concept is meant to support various different displaytypes. Currently a version is available to directly attach to some ofthe popular ks0108 based displays like the Displaytech 64128A(available e.g. from Reichelt) orthe TG12864B (verified to work, available e.g. from Pollin).

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The GLCD2USB features 16 firmware configurable interface lines(AVR ports A and C) which will allow to connect the GLCD2USB to virtuallyany intelligent graphic display out there. However, currently only a hardware design and a firmware for certain ks0108 based displays havebeen developed. Further hardware versions with a matching firmwaresolution may support other controllers as well.

Required parts

You can get all parts in germany from Reichelt or Conrad:

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Part	Qty	Name	Reichelt	Conrad	Maplin UK
Q1	1	16Mhz crystal, HC49U package	16,0000-HC49U-S	155145	RR89W
R1	1	2.2k ohm resistor	1/4W 2,2k	403270	M2K2
R2, R3	2	68 ohm resistor	1/4W 68	403113	M68R
R4	1	47 ohm resistor	1/4W 47	403091	M47R
R5	1	220 ohm resistor	1/4W 220	403172	M220R
R6	1	4.7k ohm resistor	1/4W 4,7k	403334	M4K7
C1, C2	2	22pF ceramic capacitor, 2.54mm	KERKO 22P	457167	RA34M
C3, C5	2	100nF capacitor, 5.08mm	X7R-5 100N	453358	RA49D
C6	1	10μF electrolytic capacitor	RAD 10/35	472484	AT98G
T1	1	BC547C transistor	BC 547C	154989	QQ14Q
S1, S2, S3, S4	4	push button	TASTER 9305	700460	KR89W
SV1	1	10 pin ISP connector	WSL 10W	742365	JB85G
JP1	-	serial connector, for debugging only	-	-	-
JP2	1	display connector	BL 1X20G8 2,54	734993	---
--	1	display side connector for JP2	SL 1X36G 2,54	744018	JW59P
LED1	1	LED 3mm green	LED 3MM GN	184713	WL33L
X1	1	mini USB-B print connector	USB BWM	???	---
IC1	1	Atmega16-16 DIP	ATMEGA 16-16 DIP	154242	---
--	1	socket for IC1	GS 40P	184882	HQ38R
D1, D2	2	3.6V zener diode	ZF 3,6	180050	QH03D
R7	1	10k precision variable resistor	962-20 10K	425109	WR49D
--	1	Display	LCD 128X064 BL, LCD 64128A LED	187429, 187433	---

Additionally required: Display, Mini USB cable

Part list remarks

The crystal should be in the small HC49U package. You can use acrystal in HC18 package, but you'd then have to mount it from the rear pcb side.

C1 and C2 should have their pins 2.54mm (1/10 inch) apart, C3 andC5 have their pins 5.08mm (2/10 inch) apart.

Although T1 is labeled BC547C, a BC547A or BC547B will be fine as well.

If the backlight of the display draws more current than the100mA the BC547 can handle a BC447 or BS170 may be used instead. Ihave not tested this and feedback is welcome. I have unknowingly beenrunning the BC547 with a display drawing over 120mA without anyproblems, but using a transistor specified for the required currentsure is a good idea.

Contrast voltage supply

Some contrast voltage has to provided to bascially any LCD in orderto generate readable output at a useful contrast. Without propercontrast voltage a LCD won't display anything. Unlike e.g. the HD44780controllers used with the LCD2USB, the KS0108needs a negative contrast voltage. This is provided by the displaycontroller itself and needs to be fed back into it. Since the AVR CPUcan't easily work with negative voltages, the contrast is not softwarecontrolled but by th