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TFT-LCD panel, and the SLCD5 controller (SLCD5 controller will be discussed in
detail in a later section). To activate the LCD touch screen we can either use the
user‟s finger or a pen to input various states for our HVAC control system. On
the home screen of the LCD panel the user will be able to, among other things,
set the desired temperature and relative humidity for when the system is in
cooling mode, set the temperature and relative humidity for when the system is in
heating mode, view the current temperature and relative humidity inside the
building, view the current temperature and relative humidity outside the building,
and choose between several settings that range from maximum savings to
maximum comfort (specifies to the system the tolerance for temperature and
relative humidity variation from set points). The model number of the Evervision
screen we have chosen is VGG804805-6UFLWE. Each letter and number is a
descriptor of a part of the panel. The descriptors that are important to our
implementation of the design are outlined in Table 25.
Table 25 Important descriptors of the Evervision 7” LCD panel from the
model number (Reprinting Permission Granted from Evervision)
The physical specifications of the LCD panel are what must meet the basic
requirements presented to us by the sponsors. Originally the sponsors informed
us they wanted something in the 7 to 8 inch range that was touch sensitive that
would be aesthetically pleasing (bright, colorful display). Again, since this is the
only portion of the system that a potential customer would interact with, the LCD
panel must be very attractive. The physical specifications for the Evervision 7”
LCD are shown in Table 26 below.
Transmissive Mode
Normally White TN Type
Anti-Glare and Hard Coating
(3H)
166.6(W)x107.0(H)x11.5(D)
Table 26 Specifications for 7 inch Evervision LCD Panel
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