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  1. - 7th June 2011, 19:38 #1
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    Default LCD module info?

    I am wondering if anyone knows for a source of an LCD module that is already weatherproof for outside use, and preferably ready to control using my PIC Basic Pro SEROUT command I am accustomed to?
    2-4 segment, smallish, I am flex.

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    P.S. How can nothing come up from an lcd search?
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    http://www.google.com/cse?cx=0036661...53Az4kc9dx55he
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    Hi,
    Take a look at Farnell part numbers 105-5744, 981-0153, 981-0145.

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    P.S. How can nothing come up from an lcd search?
    I found the same searching for I2C - minimum search is 4 characters.

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    Default Re: LCD module info?

    Quote Originally Posted by droptail View Post

    P.S. How can nothing come up from an lcd search?
    The Forum search engine uses min. 4 characters, so to search LCD use a wild card like back in the DOS days LCD becomes LCD*
    EDIT: Wow that "USED TO WORK" it appears useless now.
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