HP34401a-OLED-FW | HP34401a DMM OLED display mod firmware
kandi X-RAY | HP34401a-OLED-FW Summary
kandi X-RAY | HP34401a-OLED-FW Summary
HP34401a-OLED-FW is a C++ library. HP34401a-OLED-FW has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
Many of the old meters in 34401a series are still in great working condition, however their aging VFD displays are failing in various ways. Low contrast, leaking current in segment drivers, shattered glass are frequent cause of these excellent devices being written off. While replacement VFDs are still sold on some markets, they are not cheap and getting them intact in mail is a lottery. Also replacing the VFD itself does not always resolve the issue since in some cases it's the driver IC that is at fault. On older issue 34401a meters (fw version 06-04-01 and prior) have a custom HP designed micro controller with integrated high voltage VFD driver which is not obtainable, unless bought as a whole front panel assembly, which again is not cheap. After acquiring one of such devices off ebay and encountering the leaking driver issue which lead to artifacts on the screen, a decision was made to rectify this situation. This project is result of many evenings of carefully reverse engineering the protocol between the CPU of the meter and it's front panel controller IC and designing a sniffing device that would extract the data sent to the front panel and display it on a more modern display instead. After the protocol was reverse engineered a simple sniffing device based on everyone's favorite stm32 f1 series micro was designed. First prototype used a bluepill board and an Arduino compatible 3.5" TFT screen. After the prototype showed promise it was quickly upgraded to a screen that would work well inside the meter and a custom board was designed. In the process a useful fast bargraph feature was added.
Many of the old meters in 34401a series are still in great working condition, however their aging VFD displays are failing in various ways. Low contrast, leaking current in segment drivers, shattered glass are frequent cause of these excellent devices being written off. While replacement VFDs are still sold on some markets, they are not cheap and getting them intact in mail is a lottery. Also replacing the VFD itself does not always resolve the issue since in some cases it's the driver IC that is at fault. On older issue 34401a meters (fw version 06-04-01 and prior) have a custom HP designed micro controller with integrated high voltage VFD driver which is not obtainable, unless bought as a whole front panel assembly, which again is not cheap. After acquiring one of such devices off ebay and encountering the leaking driver issue which lead to artifacts on the screen, a decision was made to rectify this situation. This project is result of many evenings of carefully reverse engineering the protocol between the CPU of the meter and it's front panel controller IC and designing a sniffing device that would extract the data sent to the front panel and display it on a more modern display instead. After the protocol was reverse engineered a simple sniffing device based on everyone's favorite stm32 f1 series micro was designed. First prototype used a bluepill board and an Arduino compatible 3.5" TFT screen. After the prototype showed promise it was quickly upgraded to a screen that would work well inside the meter and a custom board was designed. In the process a useful fast bargraph feature was added.
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HP34401a-OLED-FW has a low active ecosystem.
It has 24 star(s) with 3 fork(s). There are 6 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 12 months.
There are 1 open issues and 0 have been closed. There are no pull requests.
It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community.
The latest version of HP34401a-OLED-FW is v1.1
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HP34401a-OLED-FW has no bugs reported.
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HP34401a-OLED-FW has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.
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HP34401a-OLED-FW is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.
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For protocol details see protocol.md. For compilation and flashing instructions see howto.md. Bill of materials (see my plugin for KiCad if you want to generate a BOM like this for your project). Similar (unfinished) project was done by user douarda on EEVBlog for HP34970A data acquisition unit.
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