Adding Touch Screens to Projects and Prototypes

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Adding Touch Screens to Projects and Prototypes (Size: 4 GB)
  1. Creating an animated guage - plan and graphics.mp4 21.3 MB
  1. GPIOs of the Screen.mp4 52.3 MB
  1. Introduction to the course.mp4 29.5 MB
  1. Introduction to the project.mp4 84.3 MB
  1. Project oerview.mp4 40.9 MB
  1. The touch screen we use in the course - Part 1.mp4 26.6 MB
  10. Code plan - Part 2.mp4 23.6 MB
  10. Design software and graphics sources.html 409.6 B
  10. Downloading and installing Nextion Editor.mp4 20.4 MB
  10. Implementing the project in Nextion Editor - Part 2.mp4 36.3 MB
  10. Testing the project with a logic analyzer.mp4 53.6 MB
  11. Code plan - Part 3.mp4 68.8 MB
  11. Explaning Nextion Editor interface - Part 1.mp4 54.7 MB
  11. Testing the Project - GPIO as PWM.mp4 61.9 MB
  12. Code plan - Part 4.mp4 64.8 MB
  12. Explaning Nextion Editor interface - Part 2.mp4 90.8 MB
  13. Explaning Nextion Editor interface - Part 3.mp4 90.7 MB
  13. Setting up the project in CubeIDE - Part 1.mp4 72.8 MB
  14. Adding and using fonts.mp4 103.4 MB
  14. Setting up the project in CubeIDE - Part 2.mp4 51.2 MB
  15. Changing attributes of a text box with a touch.mp4 90.3 MB
  15. Setting up the project in CubeIDE - Part 3.mp4 17.6 MB
  16. Scrolling text box.mp4 79.5 MB
  16. Solving and understanding ADC reading.mp4 90.4 MB
  17. ADC reading from the battery and the battery ranges.mp4 96 MB
  17. Number box.mp4 54.3 MB
  18. ADC reading table.mp4 12.1 MB
  18. Using buttons.mp4 70.7 MB
  19. Implementing the function in the code.mp4 94 MB
  19. Using Dual State buttons and Timers.mp4 81.7 MB
  2. Course plan.mp4 25.6 MB
  2. GPIOs as Output - Diagram and configurations.mp4 40.4 MB
  2. Knowing the difference between JPG, PNG and GIF.html 204.8 B
  2. Project layout and plan.mp4 27.9 MB
  2. The hardware used in the project.mp4 112.7 MB
  2. The touch screen we use in the course - Part 2.mp4 41.4 MB
  2.1 BATTERY LEVEL.png 5.6 KB
  2.2 Bettery Ind LOGO.png 5.5 KB
  20. Connecting UART 6 on the Nucleo board.mp4 62.6 MB
  20. Receiving data on the screen.mp4 57.7 MB
  21. Including the battery reading in the code.mp4 99.5 MB
  21. Sending data from the screen.mp4 109 MB
  22. A bit more about the NExtion Editor interface.mp4 68.9 MB
  22. Final code debugging and testing.mp4 201.9 MB
  3. Controling an LED from screen - Setting up the project in Nextion Editor.mp4 79.4 MB
  3. Creating Page 1 in Nextion Editor.mp4 77 MB
  3. MIDI Protocol.html 204.8 B
  3. Placing a jpg on the screen.html 204.8 B
  3. The development board we use int eh course - Part 1.mp4 14.6 MB
  4. Creating Page 2 in Nextion Editor.mp4 72.1 MB
  4. Creating the animated guage - Part 1.mp4 39.8 MB
  4. Debugging the project in Nextion Editor.mp4 24.4 MB
  4. Testing the LED project.mp4 48.3 MB
  4. The development board we use int eh course - Part 2.mp4 24.8 MB
  5. Controlling an LED from Dual State button.html 204.8 B
  5. Creating Page 3 in Nextion Editor.mp4 47.5 MB
  5. Creating the animated guage - Part 2.mp4 36.5 MB
  5. Explaining the project in Nextion Editor.mp4 97.3 MB
  5. The TTL to USB module we use in the course - Part 1.mp4 10.1 MB
  6. Creating the animated guage - Part 3.mp4 52 MB
  6. GPIOs as input.mp4 76.5 MB
  6. Seeting the project in CubeIDE and solving the assignement.mp4 60.2 MB
  6. Sending the project to the screen.mp4 52.5 MB
  6. The TTL to USB module we use in the course - Part 2.mp4 37.8 MB
  7. Explaining what to change on screen when we read the battery value.mp4 48.3 MB
  7. GPIO as input assignement.html 204.8 B
  7. Testing the project.mp4 39.4 MB
  7. The Nextion IO adaptor we use in the course - Part 1.mp4 8.9 MB
  7. Understanding the system and the code plan for the project.mp4 85.4 MB
  8. Explaining the change and the code plan.mp4 60.3 MB
  8. Explaning the MIDI instructions on the code.mp4 104.6 MB
  8. GPIO as Pulse Width Modulation PWM.mp4 48.3 MB
  8. Graphics types.html 307.2 B
  8. The Nextion IO adaptor we use in the course - Part 2.mp4 34.7 MB
  9. Bezel for the screen.mp4 66.7 MB
  9. Bitmap and Vector graphics.html 204.8 B
  9. Code plan - Part 1.mp4 67.9 MB
  9. Implementing the project in Nextion Editor - Part 1.mp4 73 MB
  9. Testing the project.mp4 21 MB
  9.1 3D design screen capure.jpg?042148 140.8 KB
  BAT00.png 5.2 KB
  BAT10.png 5.2 KB
  BAT100.png 5.9 KB
  BAT20.png 5.3 KB
  BAT30.png 5.4 KB
  BAT40.png 5.4 KB
  BAT50.png 5.5 KB
  BAT60.png 5.6 KB
  BAT70.png 5.6 KB
  BAT80.png 5.7 KB
  BAT90.png 5.8 KB
  Bonus Resources.txt 409.6 B
  Get Bonus Downloads Here.url 204.8 B
  TouchScreen Additional stand part..AD_PRT 343.5 KB
  TouchScreen Additional stand part..mtl 102.4 B
  TouchScreen Additional stand part..stl 24.7 KB
  TouchScreen Additional stand part..stp 27.4 KB
  TouchScreen Additional stand part.obj 20.1 KB
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Description


Adding Touch Screens to Projects and Prototypes
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Published 9/2023
Created by Wissam Botros, P.Eng, CID
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 72 Lectures ( 7h 40m ) | Size: 4 GB

Send and receive data from and to a touch screen, and learn to use the available GPIOs

What you'll learn
Adding a touch screen to a project on a developet board
Sending and receiving data from and to the screen using UART
Using the General Purpose Input Output (GPIO) pins of the screen as Input, Output, and PWM.
Creating a custom animated gouge (animated battery level indicator)
Receiving data to screen by creating a battery level indicator using the ADC of the development board and UART communications
Sending UART data from the screen to the dev. board and from Dev board to a MIDI shield
The screen used in this board is from Nextion, and the Dev board is Nucleo-64 from ST Microelectronics with 411RE microcontroller

Requirements
Familiarity with programming in C
Familiarity with a development board and an IDE software to program it
If you are no familiar with the above, then it is still an opportunity to understand the concept.