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Hello,

I figured out the issue with connecting our STM dev board and Riverdi eve 4 display, it was a missing driver from FTDI.
https://ftdichip.com/drivers/d2xx-drivers/

Now, I am running into to some trouble trying to get a STM32 mcu to flash a RVT70HSBFWCA0 display
I have a RVT70HSBFWCA0 display with a BT817Q display chip. We are using the EVE screen designer tool 4.2.0 to design a GUI for the display.
We are looking to have an STM32 chip talk to the display over SPI to show this GUI and then if a button is pressed on the screen the STM32 will send a character over UART to another device.
I have exported the EVE screen designer project as an eclipse project, then brought it over to a STM32CUBEIDE project and I running into trouble on how to implement the eclipse export to the STM32 project. It appears that it is meant for another chip? Is there a way so it builds the project for STM32?

I have setup another STM32 project with https://github.com/riverdi/riverdi-eve files wired it up and got it to display the logo and the bouncing ball on the screen.
I did change the SPI init function and CS/PD pins in for the STM32 dev board I am using.

Thank You for your time!

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Hello,

I have tested this version of ESE with duplicates of the same STM32 Evaluation board and Riverdi EVE 4 module across 3 separate PCs.
The install path is C:\Users\Public\Documents\EVE Screen Editor.

I am hoping to get the ESE up and running for faster GUI development. In the meantime I plan to start a project using the ESD.
wen developing on the ESD with my specific hardware environment, should I begin with a simple GUI developed offline then follow the porting guide to implement it onto my STM32?

Thank you,
MattF

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Thank you for the quick response!
We are using EVE screen editor version v4.2.0.
We haven't used screen designer but we have version 4.5 installed.

In screen editor program, the refresh device button has had no affect on the device list when our STM32/BT817Q are connected.

I am open to using either Editor or Designer program for our future GUI designs.
Although Editor seems like the better option since Designer will not have compatible libraries for STM32 from my understanding.

-MattF

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Hello Fellow Bridgetek Users,

For a new project I have elected to use a Riverdi 7" capacitive touch display that has a BT817Q.
For reference these are links to the display and STM32 Eval board.
https://riverdi.com/product/eve4-intelligent-display-rvt70hsbfwca0-7-inch-projected-capacitive-touch-panel-air-bonding-atouch-frame/
https://riverdi.com/product/stm32-evaluation-board/

So far I have been following a user guide for Riverdi's STM32 board on how to connect PC to STM32 and STM32 to 7" inch display over a USB to SPI bridge.
My issue is that no matter the jumper configuration our display is not appearing under the devices tab in screen editor.
The users guide shows that this device should appear as RS232 HS() in screen editor, but it only appears this way under device manager.

An initial thought was that the issue may have been admin/firewall settings but I tested this on an alternate PC with all privileges with no success.

Any and all help is appreciated.
Thank you,
MattF

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