Graphic LCD with PICbasic pro

[JBrannan]

Are Serial GLCD's a viable option when you want to sell lots of kit.

What about the need odd size units how do you cater for them?

IMHO its far cheaper to find a compiler that supports GLCD's or at least has access to routines that can use them.

[Acetronics2]

IMHO its far cheaper to find a compiler that supports GLCD's or at least has access to routines that can use them.

Hi,

Sooooo,

Why do you loose your precious time here ??? LOL

Good Question, no ???

My serial interface is self-made , ... so my main µP can do anything useful else than address stupid pixels ... LOL

Alain

[JBrannan]

So..... is that your answer to every one?

If some one makes a valid suggestion that in circumstances were the compiler does not suit the application its actually more economical to use another one for that job.

You then tell them to get lost?

[mister_e]

don't worry with Alain, must be one of his bad days

[Acetronics2]

So..... is that your answer to every one?

Definitly YES !!!

IF product doesn't suit your OWN requirements ... no use to loose your time. if " Time is money " for you ...

You want what PBP doesn't offer you ... why heavily insist ???

Lots of people have asked the same question as you ... in the right Forum section. One more may decide Melabs to add GLCD to the libraries ...

Who knows ???

Now one thing is sure ... PBP allows you to create your own driver ... without too many pain !!!

Alain

[amindzo]

Hi again,imagine that i want to write "A" on this LCD,could you send me a sample code with picbasic pro that help me to know how can i work with this LCD?

[amindzo]

could you explain more about graphic LCD? what is X,Y and Z address? how can i write on LCD? how can i make custom fonts on LCD?

[Jerson]

This is not PicBasicPro code, but if you look through it, you will find exactly what you are looking for.

http://www.8052.com/codelib/files/12...LCD%20demo.asm