MikeTamu,
PBP does allow it,
but you'll have to write your own "LCDOUT" Routine.
See this thread
MikeTamu,
PBP does allow it,
but you'll have to write your own "LCDOUT" Routine.
See this thread
regards
Ralph
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Thanks, somehow I missed this thread in my search.
Thinking more on the matter I found a solution that has been glaring me in the face this whole time. I can just edit some wires on the cable going to my lcd screen, and thus rename ports. Luckily I happen to get at least the upper 4 bits of portb on my interface.
However, I am still interested in making a user friendly 'all-in-one' lcdoutX routine for future problems if they come up.
Well, if it just a single shot (on an existing board) I would spend $2 and use another PIC as "serial backpack" for the LCD. (and free up some PIC Pins)Originally Posted by MikeTamu
Or rewire some pins.
If we are talking about higher quantity I would design the Hardware to meet the requirements of my development tools in the first place.
Last edited by NavMicroSystems; - 19th August 2005 at 19:56.
regards
Ralph
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There are only 10 types of people:
Those who understand binary, and those who don't ...
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Correct.
Unfortunately, I was not introduced to PBP until after this board was designed. The board was designed with a 3rd party brand microcontroller which is a repackaged PIC.
It is low quantity and I have learned a valuable lesson here. I think for now a cable fix will suffice.
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