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    Hello doys,

    Does anyboby of you use ever DLO7135 Dot Matrix Intelligent Display?
    I am trying to connect 8 Matrix's with a PIC (or two)!!

    I need infornations!!!!

    Tha is the datasheet.
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    Please boys(!) I need your usefull help!!!!!!!

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    i've never use those display but... can you try the following code and let us know ???

    Code:
    TRISB=0 ' set PORTB as output
    TRISA=0 ' Set PORTA as output
    
    DataPORT      var PORTB
    CS            var PORTA.0
    WR            var PORTA.1
    
    CharacterLoop VAR BYTE
    
    cs=1 ' disable 
    wr=1 ' disable 
    pause 50
    
    Start:
    
          For characterloop=0 to 127
              dataport = characterloop
              pause 10
              cs=0 ' enable chip
              pause 10 ' wait to stabilize display data
              WR = 0 ' send data to display
              pause 10 '
              wr = 1
              pause 10
              cs = 1
              pause 1000
          next
          goto start
    Steve

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    There's no problem, only learning opportunities.

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    Looks relatively straight forward after a quick peek at the datasheet.

    1. Place your data on D0 to D6 using the Character Set shown in the datasheet. I.E. $41 would write an "A" to the display.
    2. Take CE (chip enable) low on the display you want to display the character on.

    Note: Data & CE must be stable before & after step 3.

    3. Toggle WR from 1-0-1.
    4. Return CE to logic 1.

    CE allows you to place several displays on the same data bus & select (chip enable) individual units on the bus to write data to.

    WR is used to strobe data into the display that's selected with CE.

    Display brightness is controlled by the logic levels on pins 5 & 6 as shown in Table 3.

    I haven't used this particular display, but I have used the HDSP-2112. http://www.rentron.com/PicBasic/Movi...ge_Display.htm
    Regards,

    -Bruce
    tech at rentron.com
    http://www.rentron.com

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