In this tutorial we will add LCD and touch screen drivers to our project.

In this part of tutorial we will use touch in STEmWin using GUIBuilder to design our user interface.

Hi everyone! I am starting new series of articles in which I will try to get STEmWin working on STM32F429I-Discovery board.

I am starting with series of articles, to try to make simple oscilloscope with STM32F746G Discovery board. I am not sure where this project will lead us. I’d just like to make simple oscilloscope to watch low frequency signals. In this article I just want to make analog-to-digital coverter work.

In this article we will finally add touch capabilities to our project.

This is part four of our tutorials using STEmWin. You can check previous three parts here: part1, part2, and part3. In this tutorial I will show how we can draw buttons just by using low level STEmWin functions.

This is third part of the series. If you have not finished part 1 and part 2, you need to, if you want to continue with this one.

This is continuing from part 1 of tutorial. We prepared everything in previous tutorial now let’s initialize the display and write our simple “Hello world!”