A question for all those who have played with LCD displays


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    Code:
    lcdout $fe,$94,"Top Speed ",#PeakSpeed," FPS"
    You are using 14 spaces in the above with text, then what ever the VAR is using. Add that to the four blank spaces, $94, you might be running out of spaces?
    You might try
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    lcdout $fe,$90,"Top Speed ",#PeakSpeed," FPS"
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Code:
    lcdout $fe,$94,"Top Speed ",#PeakSpeed," FPS"
    You are using 14 spaces in the above with text, then what ever the VAR is using. Add that to the four blank spaces, $94, you might be running out of spaces?
    You might try
    Code:
    lcdout $fe,$90,"Top Speed ",#PeakSpeed," FPS"
    Actually no... with the address $94, the text starts right at the beginning of the line.

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    Well, I am out of ideas. Do you have a data sheet for the display? Might shed some light.
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