Re: Customer Display
- From: "The Nux" <thenux@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Jul 2006 13:33:16 -0700
In fact, I wrote to the technical support and they sent me the complete
manual ( http://remy.is-a-geek.org/C2202-PDUME.pdf if anybody's
interested in), then using the display is not a problem (I think I'll
get fun of writing my own program). My problem now is to get a serial
port. Someone gave me a serial card, but the linux driver made by the
company require Qt2 (does anyone know how to install that on Ubuntu
Dapper Drake ?/I have strictly no idea on why this need Qt...). Later
I'll be trying to get it working on an other computer...
Miguel De Anda a écrit :
The Nux wrote:
Hello,
I own a customer display C2202-PD (
http://www.citizen-systems.co.jp/eng/printer/pdf/C2202-PD.pdf ), and
I'd like to run it on my linux system (ubuntu dapper drake, K7 kernel,
package up to date). But I have 2 problems
1) I don't have any native serial port. Then I added a PCI card, that
seems to have been detected, but it seems the module isn't usable (the
ubuntu device manager tell me I should use "serial8250")
2) I don't have any kind of idea on the instructions set. If anyone had
any usefull informations on this, that would be greatly useful
Thanks,
The Nux
omg! i saw the price on that and its such a rip-off!!! anyway, i did a
search for "lcd linux" on google and i found these drivers that i wanted to
use for when i bought myself a little lcd display.. they may work.. i think
its lcdproc.
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