I've also wanted to use the modern widely available dime-o-dozen LCD's with I2C adapter boards. These things are like $6 all day long on Amazon etc.
I've been searching this forum (and others) for a...
| THE BOOK of DT's INTERRUPTS is an
organization of interrupt service
routines and other works written by Darrel Taylor, RIP. Interrupt routines are arranged per Darrel's original list. Darrel Taylor's Instant Interrupts are an extension of the work of Tim Box whom in October of 2002 wrote INT_CTRL.pbp Many of the forum members felt this is a long overdue project. THE BOOK of DT's INTERRUPTS will be a valuable resource and a tribute to Darrel Taylor the "Fanatical Contributor". THE BOOK of DT's INTERRUPTS is located at http://dt.picbasic.co.uk/ |
Type: Posts; User: TrueMetalGeek; Keyword(s):
Re: I2C LCD help needed
I've also wanted to use the modern widely available dime-o-dozen LCD's with I2C adapter boards. These things are like $6 all day long on Amazon etc.
I've been searching this forum (and others) for a...
Re: Thoughts on using I2C LCD... or should I just stick to 4 bit parallel mode?
Thanks. I am not sure if I came across that in the many searches yet.
It doesn't seem to mention I2C much so maybe I haven't seen it.
Re: Thoughts on using I2C LCD... or should I just stick to 4 bit parallel mode?
I use the PIC for various hobby and projects.
It's one aspect of my projects that is something I use from time to time but not on a continual basis.
For some idea, the recent projects I'm working...
Thoughts on using I2C LCD... or should I just stick to 4 bit parallel mode?
Hi all, I've lurked about the forum for years when I needed help with some code for my occasional PIC based hobby stuff.
So when I first got into microprocessors I initially used a PARALLAX kit I...