TSC2046 Driver (very rough)
The standard Microsoft TSC2046 driver (as found on the ChipworkX board) samples too early and thus results in spurious and false touches.
This is a rough driver I wrote a while back to test a custom resistive touchscreen and driver PCB.
The driver is not optimised, is not friendly to read and requires an external SPIManager reference (not available) and is hardcoded to an 800 x 480 screen (I know, I know…)
The system could be better driven through the use of the PEN_IRQ event used to then call the ProcessTouch() function.
It is posted for reference only. Suggestions on how to improve the driver will be gladly welcomed.
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Hi Michael,
I am trying to create a new touch driver for the TSC2046 as I too found the driver too noisy.
In your code there is a reference to SPI1Manager. I can’t seem to locate this in my ChipworkX references.
Any ideas where to look for this?
PS… I am adapting this to work with any size screen so I will give back the code to the forum once I have it working.
Cheers
Dave…
Rats, I just re-read your posting and saw the reference to the SPI manager.
Not much use posting a driver without access to the whole code? 
Where did the SPI manager come from? Is this commercially available? I am willing to provide code back in exchange for something that works 
