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Hey there,

I'm wondering if anyone around here would know where I can find the specifications for pi-cell LCDs. I have a pair of edimensional glasses that I want to build a driver for, and I want to do it right.

I've been looking everyone for some basic specs like voltage and duty cycle, but can't find anything.

Thanks!

that's the closest i ever saw:
http://www.lctecdisplays.com/files/data ... FPR-TN.pdf

Thanks trtosine, that looks pretty good.

Anyone know of edimensional (or pi-cell) specific? Either from a spec sheet or trial and error? I want to hold off blowing my pair of glasses up until I've exhausted all of my other resources.

I've heard that there has to be some sort of 3V level to keep it in a "transparent" state then a 20V driving signal to turn it on or off... but I can't find either official information or concrete testimonials about this.

I've made some reverse-engineering on an Xpand X-101 PI-cell glasses :
http://www.mtbs3d.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=10169" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Nice Petrus!

Where did you learn all of this stuff, like how did you know the 2V level across the LCD is called the "Pi State"?

I've just made some research on Internet :
http://www.liquidcrystaltechnologies.co ... i_Cell.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Thanks Petrus!

mpiche wrote:Hey there,

I'm wondering if anyone around here would know where I can find the specifications for pi-cell LCDs. I have a pair of edimensional glasses that I want to build a driver for, and I want to do it right.

I've been looking everyone for some basic specs like voltage and duty cycle, but can't find anything.

Thanks!

Hi, so far as I know the PI-cell use a hight voltage to black the shutter(on) and use a low voltage bright the shutter(bright).

so you can driver the PI-cell with a waveform about 27V and 3.3V