Comments on: Nokia 6610, 3530(3510i) Color LCDs and the AVR http://binarykarma.org/2007/06/09/nokia-6610-35303510i-color-lcds-and-the-avr/ There is karma in the bits Mon, 26 Apr 2010 08:43:54 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Sachin http://binarykarma.org/2007/06/09/nokia-6610-35303510i-color-lcds-and-the-avr/comment-page-1/#comment-7905 Sachin Fri, 16 Nov 2007 12:46:57 +0000 http://binarykarma.org/archives/64#comment-7905 You could try soldering on the ribbon, We need to etch the ribbon (using a sharp pointed object like safety pin ) so that the copper is visible then attach wire using the solder. A magnifying glass is always handy as the connections are very minute. Clean the surface ( Ribbon ) after you etch it with alcohol so that the surface is clean and solder can hold to it. Once the etching is done at for each wire, Test the continuity with the break-out point. ( leave ample space so that we dont upset other wires when we solder new points ) Hope this helps you in getting your Display up and running. Cheers Sachin http://sachin.surendran.googlepages.com You could try soldering on the ribbon,

We need to etch the ribbon (using a sharp pointed object like safety pin ) so that the copper is visible then attach wire using the solder.

A magnifying glass is always handy as the connections are very minute. Clean the surface ( Ribbon ) after you etch it with alcohol so that the surface is clean and solder can hold to it.

Once the etching is done at for each wire, Test the continuity with the break-out point. ( leave ample space so that we dont upset other wires when we solder new points )

Hope this helps you in getting your Display up and running.

Cheers
Sachin

http://sachin.surendran.googlepages.com

]]> By: Shuveb Hussain http://binarykarma.org/2007/06/09/nokia-6610-35303510i-color-lcds-and-the-avr/comment-page-1/#comment-6234 Shuveb Hussain Fri, 29 Jun 2007 04:05:50 +0000 http://binarykarma.org/archives/64#comment-6234 Hey, Thomas has some interesting stuff here: http://thomaspfeifer.net/ Read the *complete* thread. There is lot of information here: http://forum.lcdinfo.com/viewtopic.php?t=586&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0 The difficult part about the 6610 LCD is that due to the popularity of Nokia phones, there are many different sources of this LCD and these are mostly copies of the original hardware. And copies are rarely equal to the original. They are sensitive to high/low voltages in weird ways, they might not even understand some of the documented commands! If you live in the US or in Europe, the best way to get one of these working is to buy the LCD from online stores like SparkFun or Jelu.se. You at least know which document to follow and usually get some sample working code. Go write the killer application the world is waiting for. :) All the best and do let me know of the outcome. Hey,

Thomas has some interesting stuff here:
http://thomaspfeifer.net/

Read the *complete* thread. There is lot of information here:
http://forum.lcdinfo.com/viewtopic.php?t=586&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

The difficult part about the 6610 LCD is that due to the popularity of Nokia phones, there are many different sources of this LCD and these are mostly copies of the original hardware. And copies are rarely equal to the original. They are sensitive to high/low voltages in weird ways, they might not even understand some of the documented commands!

If you live in the US or in Europe, the best way to get one of these working is to buy the LCD from online stores like SparkFun or Jelu.se. You at least know which document to follow and usually get some sample working code. Go write the killer application the world is waiting for. :)

All the best and do let me know of the outcome.

]]> By: McT http://binarykarma.org/2007/06/09/nokia-6610-35303510i-color-lcds-and-the-avr/comment-page-1/#comment-6231 McT Thu, 28 Jun 2007 23:09:05 +0000 http://binarykarma.org/archives/64#comment-6231 that convinced me to try 6610 lcd to have fun with. i'm quite a newbie and i'm not sure if it's too much for me, but i feel self-confident. if you have any materials like datasheets or some workarounds for basic usage of 6610 lcd, please give me any clue where to find those by e-mail. thanks! that convinced me to try 6610 lcd to have fun with. i’m quite a newbie and i’m not sure if it’s too much for me, but i feel self-confident.
if you have any materials like datasheets or some workarounds for basic usage of 6610 lcd, please give me any clue where to find those by e-mail. thanks!

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