Arduino_STM32/STM32F1/libraries/Serasidis_XPT2046_touch/README.md

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Description
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A simple **XPT2046** Touch Screen library for STM32 micro-controllers.
* The first example sketch (**TouchTest.ino**) checks if the touch screen has been pressed and prints the X,Y coordinates on the Serial port 1.
* The second example sketch (**TouchButtons.ino**) creates some virtual buttons defined by the user.
Copyright (c) 03 December 2015 by **Vassilis Serasidis**
Home: http://www.serasidis.gr , https://github.com/Serasidis
The library is written for STM32duino (http://stm32duino.com)
```
//Create 4*2=8 virtual buttons
#define LINES 2 //Divide the touch screen into 2 lines
#define COLUMNS 4 //Divide the touch screen into 4 columns
```
Screenshot of the Serial port 1 (TouchButtons.ino)
```
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XPT2046 touch screen buttons
Copyright (c) 02 Dec 2015 by Vassilis Serasidis
Home: http://www.serasidis.gr
-------------------------------------------------
Button: 1
X: 1097
Y: 800
Button: 2
X: 3455
Y: 617
Button: 3
X: 684
Y: 1483
Button: 4
X: 3412
Y: 1198
Button: 5
X: 860
Y: 2395
Button: 6
X: 3353
Y: 2355
```
PIN Connections between XPT2046 and STM32F103
----
| XPT2046 | STM32F103 |
|:------:|:-----:|
|T_DO|PA6|
|T_DIN|PA7|
|T_CS|PA3|
|T_CLK|PA5|
Selecting the SPI port number and Chip Select pin
----
Can be used other SPI port than the default SPI1 port. Just select the SPI port you want by replacing the following line into the sketch:
```
SPIClass mySPI(1); //Create an SPI instance on SPI1 port.
//SPIClass mySPI(2); //Create an SPI instance on SPI2 port.
```
The Chip select pin can be defined by the user also.
```
#define CS_PIN PA3 // The pin PA3 has been chosen as Chip Select pin.
```