PIC-LCD3310 Pin Outs for PicBasic(pro)


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    Yes I did thank you but I can't seem to find a xref for the names of the pins within the PIC_3310 board and the picbasic(pro) commands LCD_DREG_***

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    Well, the LCDOUT command in PBP is for a parallel LCD (either 4 or 8 data lines)
    and your Nokia LCD appears to be a SERIAL device... (1 data line and a clock)

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    3310 is using serial interface (1 Data and Clk) as Byte_Butcher mentioned. You have to use SHIFTOUT -command to transfere data to LCD.
    Here you can find one 3310 LCD example.

    Controllers used in 3310 or variants (8210...) are: PDC8544 (Philips), KS0712 (Samsung) or SED15A2D01 (Seiko-Epson). All are commands wise compatible.

    5.39. LCDOUT
    "PBP supports LCD modules with a Hitachi 44780 controller or equivalent."

    BR,
    -Gusse-

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