STM32 MCUs TouchGFX and GUI

We will constantly monitor whether the parameters of the language change in a background container. If they do change, we will apply the new language. But for components that are not in this container on the same screen, how can we resize them most appropriately?

So if you have a radio button with a callback function set via TouchGFX on click selected, the code generated in the BaseView has a typo in setActionIt uses the function SetAction (with capital S) which is wrongTO REPLICATE:Create a radio buttoncreate a Interactions "radio button is selected" that calls a virtual functiongenerate the codethe code generated:radioButton.SetAction(radioButtonSelectedCallback);instead ofradioButton.setAction(radioButtonSelectedCallback);On another note, no callback is called if the radio button is selected, even if seAction is manually fixed 

For some reason, if you use a single radio button, and you want to de-select an already selected radio button, it won't work and the radio button keeps stay selected.The docs clearly states "Pushing the RadioButton  again will return the to original state.". That's not the case. (Also, the documentation is spelled wrongly; it should be will return to the original state)https://support.touchgfx.com/docs/api/classes/classtouchgfx_1_1_radio_buttonI have tried both withouth a Group and with a Group for the radio button. I have also tried with multiple radio button both in the same group or with no group. There's no why to deselect the radio button once selected.I'm using TouchGFX Designer 4.25TO REPRODUCE

NemaGFX already works baremetal on the STM32U5G9J-DK2.It probably only needs a little tweaking to get it working baremetal on the STM32H7S78-DK.So the software runs from external flash (XSPI2 0x70000000) and the frame buffer is located in external PSRAM (XSPI1 0x90000000).When the MCU writes to the frame buffer, it's displayed correctly on the screen.Then I tried to use NemaGFX but it starts hanging or generating memory traps (Fixed by now).I know NemaGFX works with RAM and not cache, so I've checked my MPU settings to rule out cache issues.My LinkerScript.ld:/* ****************************************************************************** ** @file : LinkerScript.ld ** @author : STM32CubeIDE ** Abstract : Linker script for STM32H7Sxx Device ** 64KBytes FLASH ** 456KBytes RAM ** 256MBytes EXTFLASH ** 32MBytes EXTRAM ** ** Target : ST

I'm currently working with STM32F469IIT6 with an SDRAM called W9812G6KH in my own PCB. I tried to show the TouchGFX UI with LTDC interface connected to a LCD screen. But now I've encountered with a problem:It works fine with a static UI. However, every time I change the framebuffer, the screen flashes. This appears both for the single and double framebuffer.I tried to figure out the source code of this issue, and here's the result. Everytime we pass the code, the screen flashes.I think I know the meaning of the code but I have no idea about the solution of this issue. I read the document "

I have a custom board with a 1024x600 display. It works fine.Some demo examples only work in lower resolution. I want to get those to work on my display.I was able to trick TouchGFX Designer to think lower resolutions are supported by changing AvailableResolutions in ApplicationTemplate.touchgfx.part. This sort of works, but you see some objects out of the window. It's wasted rendering time too.By changing pLayerCfg.ImageHeight of the LTDC I was able to get lower vertical resolution work. For instance 1024x300. This way the bottom half is black. Which is good.However, when I change pLayerCfg.ImageWidth to 800 I get garbage. I I set it to 1022 the image is skewed. I also played with pLayerCfg.WindowX0 and pLayerCfg.WindowX1, but it doesn't seem to do anything. #include "ltdc.h" /* USER CODE BEGIN 0 */ #include <gui_generated/common/SimConstants.hpp> /* USER CODE END 0 */ LTDC_Han

After adding many text fields, resources, and typographies to a screen, I went to compile and was met with errors that generated base classes were using text IDs that did not exist. The text ID's had been added to the source files for the containers they were used in, but not to the header file or TEXTS enum.In an attempt to "clean" the project I deleted the contents of the TouchGFX/generated folder. The designer regenerates source files, but generated/texts/include/texts is empty. I have tried to add/remove resources in the designer so it would detect changes in the spreadsheet without any luck. With an empty folder my compile errors are now:../TouchGFX/target/generated/TouchGFXConfiguration.cpp:17:10: fatal error: texts/TypedTextDatabase.hpp: No such file or directory #include <texts/TypedTextDatabase.hpp> ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~How can I force the designer to regenerate these files?

Hello Everyone,I'm using an STM32L496 (1MB of flash) with an MT25QL128A external flash memory (16MB) for graphics assets in my TouchGFX application. I'm finding that I'm running out of code memory (the memory on board the STM32, not the memory on the external flash - that has plenty of room left). I've got all of my normal TouchGFX graphics assets (texts, fonts, graphics) going onto the external flash as per typical TouchGFX setup, but I've still at 93% usage on the STM's internal flash. I believe this is mostly due that high number of screens. Is there any way to move all or most of the GUI code (view and presenter code) into external memory as well? 

I have a custom stm32f746 project.  Touchgfx main app is working.  LCD is 800x480I developed a bootloader that is also working.Now just want minimum necessary peripherals to allow simple TEXT output to LCD to show bootloader status.  Trying to keep bootloader to ~64k, so no TouchGFX.But, I have setup FMC, MPU, and LTDC similar to the main TouchGFX app.I am able to print 3 colored bars to the screen:    uint16_t *fb = (uint16_t*)0xC0000000; // RGB565 view const int W = 800, H = 480; for (int y = 0; y < H; ++y) { uint

 Hi,I am working with an STM32F769 MCU driving a 480×272 RGB565 TFT display through LTDC.Architecture:Framebuffer in external SDRAM (IS42S16800F-7TL, 16 MB) connected via FMC.LTDC + DMA2D used for graphics update (TouchGFX).I²C + DMA used to read/write parameters on an external FRAM.System managed with FreeRTOS.Problem:When a long I²C DMA transfer is running (FRAM read/write for parameter storage), I see horizontal glitches on the display: objects temporarily shift to the right (as if some pixels were missing).The curious part is that the phenomenon only happens if I change the initialization sequence in main() from this: MX_LTDC_Init(); H

Hi!I'm getting 2 round displays up and running using tGFX on an STM32F767 (custom board, external SDRAM and QSPI)I think almost everything is running but I have some weird artifacts. the clearest I can show is the color wheel test.While the image is 24-bit and the display is 18-bit I wonder why I see the clear lines across the display (Please disregard the red stripe horisontally - that's a smudge on the protective film)To me it would seem like something like a rounding of the color information but that would make much more sense if I was coming from less than 18-bit.Anyone who can offer some insights here or point me in a direction? I tried with a real image and certain colors just get REALLY wonky..

Hello STMicroelectronics engineers and fellow users,I recently purchased the STM32F746G-CU4 board and have been working on a project with it.The STM32F746 is an excellent processor, and I was particularly interested in its ability to control a touch screen, which is why I bought this board. Yesterday, I finally managed to install the TouchGFX software and set up my development environment.My plan today was to start by uploading a simple image to the display and then gradually research and practice the required features before integrating them into my equipment. TouchGFX has provided a very intuitive interface, and fortunately, I was able to upload an image to the board with just a few clicks. It is a very convenient environment for me.However, I’ve encountered some problems.When I downloaded the simplest images to the board (for example, just a plain white screen or a solid color), the screen displayed the color correctly. But when I uploaded the ph

Goal: I need to store my newly added assets (images, fonts and texts generated from STM's touchGFX designer) in the existing project (which already has set of assets in it).BUG: The newly added assets (maybe text area, image, fonts) to the existing project, are not displaying properly. (My assumption is, the added assets might be stored inside the internal flash, because of it's large space, the data is overflowing, because of this the image is not properly displaying, instead it should store inside the external flash, I am facing issues with storing the external flash despite enabling the mapped storage format in the touchGFX designer).Help me to implement how I can move the contents of internal flash to external flash, so that the assets will be stored inside the external flash.

Hi all,I'm trying to use the partial frame buffer feature and I get the first two partial frames (40 lines), but TouchGFX does not seem to update the screen into the partial buffer.  Just using TouchGFX no DMA, and no ChromArt. My home screen is :But the LCD only displays

Hello everyone,I am working on implementing display output using the STM32H747I-DISCO board. After designing the display in TouchGFX and generating the project code, I encounter a serious issue: when I modify the .ioc file (for example, enabling TIM or CAN), the onboard display that was working fine before suddenly shows heavy noise. To resolve this, I have carefully checked the clock configuration and excluded any pins that might affect the display during code generation, but unfortunately, I have not been able to solve the problem. If anyone has experienced a similar issue or knows a solution, I would greatly appreciate your advice.Thank you for taking the time to read this.  For the chinese helpers…大家好，我正在使用 STM32H747I-DISCO 开发板实现显示输出功能。在 TouchGFX 中完成显示设计并生成工程代码后，出现了一个严重问题：当我修改 .ioc 文件（例如启

I was looking around to see if it was possible to drive the backlight of the display directly in TouchGFX code without having to pass the information to the backend to toggle it.I'm currently turning off/on the backlight with case CMD_BL_SET_HIGH: HAL_GPIO_WritePin(LCD_BL_ENABLE_GPIO_Port, LCD_BL_ENABLE_Pin, GPIO_PIN_SET); break; case CMD_BL_SET_LOW: HAL_GPIO_WritePin(LCD_BL_ENABLE_GPIO_Port, LCD_BL_ENABLE_Pin, GPIO_PIN_RESET); break;What I would like to do is to:Turn off the backlight (go into "standby mode")If in "standby mode" (it will always be in a certain view when "standby mode" is ON, when a new touch on the display is detected, turns the backlight ONIt seems it could be achieved with TouchGFX Touch Controller, but I'm not sureMy current approach is to have a message with a queue to another task running that triggers the HAL_GPIO_WritePin

Hi Everyone,I’m working with a custom 24-bit display on an STM32H757XIH6 MCU.I’ve configured the LTDC with pixel format ARGB8888.When I test with solid fill colors, everything displays perfectly.However, when I try to display an image using TouchGFX Designer, the output appears as repeated, tiled, and shifted blocks instead of the correct image.I’ve attached a photo of the display for reference.Has anyone faced this issue before, or could guide me on how to resolve it please  ?

Hello,I have a STM32U575 and a 2.3" TFT with ILI9341, i use TouchGFX, thats works fine, after my GPDMA1 is correctly configured. (I Hope my GPMDA1 is correctly configured, and it's not a problem with the Transmitting DMA)Now i have 3 Screens, (Red, Green, Blue) but i have the problem, the colors on my display was wrong."Red = Magenta","Green=Green","Blue=Black"The TFT is a RGB565, the Driver uses RGB565, the TFT is in the 16-Bit mode, and my SPI on 8-Bit mode.How must i change, to show the correct colors on my display?I found a thread in this forum, but there is no solution, only a hint "swap the bytes it's a problem between 16 bit display and 8 bit SPI...."..my code i use is attached. Thanks daniel

Hello, I am using my custom-developed STM32H7 PCB with an 800*480 TFT display connected via 24bpp RGB. Currently, I am only using external SDRAM (IS42S32800J) for the frame buffer, while my QSPI flash is inactive. For the configuration settings, I based them on the STM32H743I-EVAL board, which I also used as a template.In the attachment, I shared the color difference issue. Does anyone have suggestions regarding this? Because when viewed with the naked eye, there is a noticeable difference between the tones I designed in TouchGFX and the colors displayed on the screen. Could this be related to the ARGB888 format? Where might I be making a mistake? I have checked all the RGB pins in hardware, and they are all active and working. The comparative example in the image shows a color tone comparison made with the output taken from the STM32H735 DK.

I have a TouchGFX application where Flex Button text is sometimes being corrupted as are TextArea widgets (both with and without Wildcards). Images remain unaffected. The processor is a STM32U599, display type is RGB888 LTDC based and no external FLASH graphic storage is used.The corruption cannot be cleared with a processor hard reset, only power cycling clears it.From the attached image, the two 't' characters in the corrupted "Start" text are the same so it appears that a RAM based font bitmap cache is being corrupted. If so, any ideas where to find the name of this structure/buffer and is it managed exclusively by the TouchGFX library code?Thanks

Hi all, Can you please give me some pointers how to update the text and needle positions on the custom containers?I have a gui that has multiple images, exactly the same text and gauge positions.  I created the custom container that has different text fields and one gauge.With single gauge and multiple text fields on the same view, I am successfully update these peripherals, but when I create multiple copies of the same custom containers I lost, and I don't know how to access the text fields and gauge's needle.For example:I created customContainer = 2 text fields and 1 gaugeIn then mainView I have customContainer1, customContainer2, customContainer3 and I don't know how to access those text fields and the the gauge.thank you for your time. 

Hello, I have no problem storing images in the MCU's internal flash, but when storing images to external flash, it enters HardFault_Handler(). This issue only occurs when calling dynamicGraph Area image, while other images can be read normally. Why is this happening?thanks!

Hi ST Experts, Iam using STM32H745XIH6 microcontroller, I am unable to debug the dual - core in my application(getting an error - "failed in final launch sequence") when the image that I am using in touchgfx is placed in sdram memory using fmc(0xC0000000).And the dual core is running fine, when the same image is placed in the internal flash memory.I have configured the MPU, then I - Catche and also D - Catche. I am unable to identify the problem with the dual - core, when the image is placed in sdram memory.Thanks in advance...Shivani E

Hello all,   i am looking for a solution for Parallel LCD with framebuffer in external sdram (using fmc) and capacitive touch with GT 911 on I2C is Touch GFX ready for that configuration ? i am kind of lost reading LVGL docs and touch GFX docs  thank for help to start choosing     

Hi folks,I am working with an STM32H745I-DISCO board and trying to run example projects as well as TouchGFX-generated applications.Board: STM32H745I-DISCOIDE: STM32CubeIDE (latest version)ST-LINK: Firmware updated to latest versionProgrammer: I can flash using STM32CubeProgrammer without issues (LED blink works fine)When I try to flash projects such as the LTDC_Display_1Layer (CM7) example or a TouchGFX application, I consistently encounter the following error in STM32CubeIDE (screenshot/log attached).