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    Hi,

    This is a serial LCD using a PIC. It takes commands in the LCDOUT style, hence is easy to incorporate.

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    One note to those having problems with these I/O expanders, remember to scroll all the way down the PDF and check out the timing requirements.

    MCP23008: top of page 23.

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    Sougata,

    I checked your attachment and I noticed something odd. The LCD is parallel, it's the communication to the PIC that is serial.

    Or am I more confused than I think I am?

    Robert
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    Default It is a normal LCD with a dedicated PIC for serial com

    Hi there,

    Parallel LCDs are easily available and cheaper (at least here in India). The SELD is a dedicated PIC programmed with PBP that drives a normal parallel LCD. The PIC takes its command via a serial input thus freeing up resources on the main controller.

    I personally use a PIC18F452 based circuit that uses interrupt based serial routine handling and gives me the freedom to use buttons and indicators at the same time. A complete user interface module you can say. This reduces wiring in my panel from the main coontroller and leaves the controller more useful for other sensing and control tasks.

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