Once the LCD is turn on and the Contrast PIN (VO) is set to gnd (or VDD i never remind) you'll see those cute black square.
It assume you properly wire your LCD E, RS, DATA, VCC, VDD, R/W lines too ;o]
Once the LCD is turn on and the Contrast PIN (VO) is set to gnd (or VDD i never remind) you'll see those cute black square.
It assume you properly wire your LCD E, RS, DATA, VCC, VDD, R/W lines too ;o]
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
Supplying 5V, COM, and V0 w/o the pic should give you black squares. (adjust contrast to both extremes to be sure)
If you get nothing chances are high the display is non-functional.
Thanks for the replys all. It looks road-kill dead. I've ordered another.
Thinking back, I think I traded a graphics display for this one (buddy of mine). I'll have to give him some @#*& when I see him next. :-)
I'll let you know if I get the other working.
Thanks again,
Ross
Never enough knowledge to be called intelligent but just enough knowledge to be considered dangerous!
I like that! :-)
Just got in my new display. Works fine. Pulled out those precious hairs for nothing. Thought it was code... but should have known something was up when I didn't get all those "pretty" squares.
Thanks for the help!
Ross
Never enough knowledge to be called intelligent but just enough knowledge to be considered dangerous!
I like that! :-)
I've been through the same thing before. First thing I do when I get the display is wire it up to see if there are squares. Then at least I know it worked correctly once.
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