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nevernamed
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Registered: 25/10/09
Posts: 5

    03/11/09 at 02:17 PM
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Hi everyone, has anyone had this error or know how to fix it?

I am working with a uLCD-32032-P1T with the uLCD-32032-P1TSGC-R11.pmmc file loaded through the PmmC Loader utility.  The FATcontroller communcation works fine.

When I try to Load from Display using the DISP utility, the progress bar goes up to 100% but then I get this range check error:

DISP error

I'd really like to make some modifications, like change to landscape and add some fonts, but I'd rather not have to start from scratch.  The Load From File option also doesn't work using the .h files from the website.  It says Data in file not expected size(0<>6144)
 
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ESPsupport
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Registered: 27/01/09
Posts: 100

    03/11/09 at 02:55 PM
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The range check error should be gone in DISP 0.1.0.12 which you can download from the website.

It is much better to start with the .h file as it contains more information (such as 'defines', that are not there if you load from the display using DISP)

The reason you cannot load the .h file into DISP is that the .h files on our web site (or at least the one you have) is missing its CRs (carriage Returns).

We are currently investigating how this has occurred, but in the meantime open the .h file in Word (or equivalent) and resave it as plain text, then rename it back to .h. You should then be able to open the file in DISP.

FYI We are up to R13 with the PmmCs, not that that is causing your current issues.

nevernamed
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    03/11/09 at 03:17 PM
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Thanks for the speedy reply.  Sorry about not being up to the latest DISP, I thought I had the latest one, version .12 works.  Thanks for the tip on the .h files too, now both methods are working for me

ESPsupport
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    05/11/09 at 08:28 AM
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Just confirming, all .h files have now been fixed.

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