[cybrmage]

iSP: here is the definition for the display control command on the LCD.

The display is controlled by command 0x50:
Byte 7 = command = 0x50
Byte 6 = clock seconds
Byte 5 = clock minutes
byte 4 = clock hours
byte 3 = clock day
byte 2 = clock month
byte 1 = clock year
byte 0 = display control
bit 7 = set to 1 to display the clock
bit 6 = set to 1 to clear the clock
bit 5 = set to 1 to enable the alarm
bit 4 = no known function
bit 3 = set to 1 to disable (and turn off) the display
bit 2 = no known function
bit 1 = set to 1 turns on the "TV" icon (don't know why)
bit 0 = set to 1 turns on the "music" icon (don't know why)

The alarm is set with command 0x51:
Byte 7 = command = 0x51
byte 6 = clock day (not 100% certain)
byte 5 = clock month (not 100% certain)
byte 4 = clock year (not 100% certain)
Byte 3 = clock minutes
byte 2 = clock hours
byte 1 = no known function
byte 0 = no known function

Also... In the API that ralphy developed, he has determining what the LCD3r functions do on his "to do" list. They are for the LCD device designed by 3Rsystems and manufactured by SoundGraph. It is in their HT-100 case. (1x12 character LCD + curved multisegment equalizer + multisegment CPUsped disaplay + 3 x multi segment fan speed display... looks a lot more limiting than the Antec or Soundgraph units)

Also... The drivers and DLLs that are installed by the iMON software is exactly the same as the ones installed by the Antec software. The Antec VFD software that drives the LCD is v6.0.1.702. The iMON program is v6.0.1.202 and will not drive the Antec LCD (even after patching). What version is shipped by SilverStone??


Regards,
Cybrmage