= Beckmann+Egle =

http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/display/beckmann-egle/beckmann-und-egle-100.png

This driver supports the serial "Mini-Terminals" made by [http://www.bue.de Beckmann+Egle]:

http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/display/beckmann-egle/mt20x4-kit.jpg

With the upcoming 0.10 version of lcd4linux, the new [http://www.bue.de/produkte-und-dienstleistungen/ct.htmlCompactTerminals] will be supported, too.

http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/display/beckmann-egle/ct20x4.jpg

These controllers provide a lot of additional features, and my be extended with various modules:

http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/display/beckmann-egle/xm-key2x4.jpg Key Module

http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/display/beckmann-egle/xm-io.jpg I/O Module

http://lcd4linux.sourceforge.net/display/beckmann-egle/xm-net-a.jpg LAN Module

With the current lcd4linux 0.9.11, only the following "MultiTerminal" display types are supported and must be specified in the configuration with the Type key:

Type 	Columns 	Rows
0 	16 	1
1 	16 	2
2 	16 	4
3 	20 	1
4 	20 	2
5 	20 	4
6 	24 	1
7 	24 	2
8 	32 	1
9 	32 	2
10 	40 	1
11 	40 	2
12 	40 	4

Configuration:

The driver needs/supports the following entries in lcd4linux.conf:

    * Display: "BLC100x")
    * Port: serial device the device is attached to (e.g."/dev/ttyS2")
    * Type: [columns]x[rows], e.g."40x4")