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    Has anyone used the pic to driver a graphic lcd instead of a character one? If so how much work is it compare to the character one?

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    RTFM as we say in the trade, check the manual for the pic basic, theres are example circuits to show possible connections. however note that using a graphic LCD is a little more complex 2 reasons. a) the display is dumb and has to have fonts loaded to it which have to be included in your program listings. and b) there are a few more data wires etc.
    once you get it working it'll bring a whole new light than over using a standard 2 line LCD.

    Chris

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    GLCD's are great fun and really easy to use with the right code.

    Here is some examples of what can be done with them

    http://users.picbasic.org/projects/S...e_invaders.htm

    http://users.picbasic.org/Howto/PPRI...le_fonts_o.htm

    Tim

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