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try a FRAM.
they are more expensive, but very fast.

Solder one that fits in your pad layout and try it.
http://www.mouser.com/Semiconductors/Memory/_/N-488qu?Keyword=FRAM&FS=True

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You may be able to run the graphic through fontgen to reorganize the data.
http://www.8052.com/users/bahrio/fontgen.phtml

Yes.
I had it running at 40MHz. that is 4x PLL and 10MHz clock.
That being said,.. you need to check that instructions are done.
Not just wait at given time and proceed.

see in the driver somet ...

hint:
you seem to be using a define of settris_lcd that is a define for port b
but then in the code I don't see any use of port b.

Might want to consider cyclone II FPGA with PIC core.
(or any other core you choose)

cyclone II does VGA easily.
http://www.altera.com/support/refdesigns/sys-sol/computing/ref-niosii-vga.html

But I think they wouldn't be able to program over the bootloader.
They would need access to YOUR bootloader, OR
erase the whole chip.
((They can't magically overwrite the little area called the boo ...

The above solution is for smaller strings.
Since its an image, it will be larger than a string of 25 or so.
Make a function that takes a pointer to the data area and the size of the
data as the ar ...

I'm not sure if this is what your looking for or not,...but
there is a function of printf in CCS that allows you to use your own function, as long as it acts on only a single char. It is then calle ...

Thanks again for all the appreciation.

Today I accepted a job doing hardware engineering, but using the
Atmel ATmega processors.

Chances are I won't be on this board very much. Crying or Very sad

If you need to get a hold of me do a PM.

Othe ...

as for the wdt. I think I would have used it in the loop,.. but the write
of the program memory was too slow,((from what I remember)).
The only solution for me was to tickle the watchdog during FR ...

DEsterline:
To start with, try to get the hex data into FRAM.
Then call a function that will print the data as a check.

Compare the print to the program.hex file.

If you can do that then you ...

Thanks
That means a lot from you.
I am a hardware engineer, working from home, and don't get much praise.
Thanks
: )

I've done something similar.
I have a RS485 connection to a PC.
If I want to update firmware I can send packets of data that are the HEX update to firmware. They are stored in FRAM.
Then I jump ...