Readme.txt for Windows CE release --------------------------------- Features: ======== * DirectDraw based Display Driver: The driver is based on DDGPE model to support various DirectDraw features in WinCE 3.00 and WCEfA 3.00 such as Overlays, Flip, etc. * Resolution: The resolution is determined automatic on the panel size. So for a 640x480 panel, the resolution will be 640x480 and for a 1024x768 panel the resolution will be 1024x768. Only the color depth is variable. It defaults to 8-bpp but can be changed in the registry (see below). * DualApp Mode: The desktop size can be extended to two different monitors. This mode is specified in the registry. * Virtual Mode: The desktop size can be larger than the panel size. For example, you can have a panning 1024x768 mode on a 800x600 panel. This is specified in the registry. * AutoPC and TruckPC modes: Special modes are availahle for AutoPC using Toshiba panel and TruckPC using Planar panel. These modes are specified in the registry. * SVPMI files: The modes are hard coded into the driver, but with the use of industry standard SVPMI (Super VGA Protected Mode Interface) files you can override the registry settings. Silicon Motion Inc. can provide an utility to create a SVPMI file which can be included into the Windows CE image to override any mode settings. Configuration: ============= The platform directory needs to be updated in order to compile our driver and set the various options. Here is a complete list: * SMI source code: The SMI source code should reside in the %_TARGETPLATROOT%\Drivers\Display directory in a subdirectory called SMI. The DIRS file in the %_TARGETPLATROOT%\Drivers\Display directory should include this new directory in the DIRS list. * The %_TGTPLAT%.BAT file in the %_TARGETPLATROOT% directory should have the following extra options: SET SMI=1 SET AUTOPC=1 ;if you are compiling for an AutoPC or TruckPC platform * Change the PLATFORM.BIB in the %_TARGETPLATROOT%\Files directory like this: IF SMI ! ; all other instances of the ddi.dll file ENDIF IF SMI ddi.dll $(_FLATRELEASEDIR)\ddi_smi.dll NK SH ENDIF If you are using a SVPMI file, copy it into the %_TARGETPLATROOT%\Files directory and add the following lines at the end of the PLATFORM.BIB file (this sample assumes a SVPMI file with the name sm710.pmi): FILES IF SMI sm710.pmi $(_FLATRELEASEDIR)\sm710.pmi NK SH ENDIF * Change the PLATFORM.REG in the %_TARGETPLATROOT%\Files directory to include any options you want. Registry options: ================ The following registry options can be defined in the PLATFORM.REG file located in the %_TARGETPLATROOT%\Files directory: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Display\SMI] "Bpp" = dword:{8,10,18} "AutoPC" = dword:1 "TruckPC" = dword:1 "VirtualResX" = dword:{any value in hex} "VirtualResY" = dword:{any value in hex} "PMI" = "{location of PMI file}" "DualApp" = dword:1 "P350" = dword:1 * Bpp: This parameter specifies the pixel depth. By default it is 8. Remember that all values are in hex, so 16-bpp is "10" and 24-bpp is "18". * AutoPC: Turn *ONLY* this parameter to 1 for AutoPC systems that use the Toshiba panel. It will switch to 400x234 in 8-bpp mode. * TruckPC: Turn *ONLY* this parameter to 1 for TruckPC systems that use the Planar panel. It will switch to 320x80 in 8-bpp mode. * VirtualResX & VirtualResY: To specify a virtual (panning) resolution larger than the panel. Remember that the values are in hex! * PMI: Use this variable to specifiy the location and name of the SVPMI file, for example, "\\WINDOWS\\SM710.PMI". Be sure to put the "\\WINDOWS\\" in front of the name; this is where the flies are loaded inside the image. * DualApp: Turn this parameter to 1 for DualApp mode support. This extends the desktop size to two different monitors. * P350: Turn this parameter to 1 for special SHARP 640x350 panel. It will switch to 640x350 in 16-bpp mode.Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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