Problem with GLCD.C driver on dsPIC [Solved]

[samu350]

PIC: dsPIC33EP256MU806

So I've been using the glcd.c driver for quite a while and it has been working pretty good. But a problem happened recently, I've always used the E port since it's a 8 pin port unlike the other who are 16 pin (To fit in the data of the GLCD which is 8 bit), but now I need the PWM modules and these are exactly in the E port.

I moved everything out of the port E, now the data goes to the B ports first 8 bits, and as for the other pins I'm using the following.

PIN_C12 // Chip Selection 1
PIN_G2 // Chip Selection 2
PIN_G6 // Data or Instruction input
PIN_G7 // Read/Write
PIN_G8 // Enable
PIN_G3 // Reset

Now the problem is, I had this animation which played perfectly before, but now anything I graph literally shows on only the left half of the screen, the right side only shows like an offset part of the left side. I changed the Driver accordingly to the port I'm using.

Any clues of what this could be? Thanks in advance

[samu350]

https://i.gyazo.com/dbf861aadb2aa5e01c192dfaa8c37bd0.png

It seems that this pin G2 right here is not available for me to use, I changed it and it solved the issue, maybe I should read the datasheet before using random pins

[temtronic]

Without seeing the datasheet for the GLCD or the dsPIC
My first guess is that you haven't disabled some internal peripherals that also use the pins the GLCD is now attached to.
To help debug, I'd use simple text not some fancy animation. The simpler it is the better to confirm data IS going where it's supposed to.
Also confirm you don't have adjacent pins soldered together ! It'd be easy to have data going to one pin 'cross over' to the next one...

[samu350]

[Ttelmah]

RG2.

Data sheet.

"If RG2 and RG3 are used as general purpose inputs, the VUSB3V3 pin must
be connected to VDD."

Also obviously the USB peripheral must be off.

On a lot of chips, the USB pins are input only. Your's doesn't have this, but
generally, USB pins should be avoided if possible....