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<blockquote data-quote="Stéphane Lenclud" data-source="post: 1090423" data-attributes="member: 140174">It's a graphic display so you just send your pixels. It's up to you to compose an image with two lines of characters. My code is published at <a href="http://hg.slions.net" target="_blank">http://hg.slions.net</a> .You want to look at MiniDisplay which build a DLL and SharpMiniDisplay which provides a very basic UI from which you can drive your display.Those are very early draft though. For now I only support GP1212A01A.The DLL is C++ and does the HID connection and implements the protocol.The C# application renders the display in a container and sends it to the device.The idea is to implement a client server solution much like SoundGraph did for iMON so that multiple applications can publish informations on your display.It's still very early work but you could reuse some of those concept to implement multi-line in you MP driver.I'll try support that MDM166A eventually but don't hold your breath.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stéphane Lenclud, post: 1090423, member: 140174"] It's a graphic display so you just send your pixels. It's up to you to compose an image with two lines of characters. My code is published at [url]http://hg.slions.net[/url] . You want to look at MiniDisplay which build a DLL and SharpMiniDisplay which provides a very basic UI from which you can drive your display. Those are very early draft though. For now I only support GP1212A01A. The DLL is C++ and does the HID connection and implements the protocol. The C# application renders the display in a container and sends it to the device. The idea is to implement a client server solution much like SoundGraph did for iMON so that multiple applications can publish informations on your display. It's still very early work but you could reuse some of those concept to implement multi-line in you MP driver. I'll try support that MDM166A eventually but don't hold your breath. [/QUOTE]

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