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    Hi,

    See this demo board:
    http://www.tvielectronics.com/Produc...ontroller.html

    The TC51553 Demo board has an option to store the data in a serial eeprom.

    When this option is used, the on-board ATmega16 (9.216 MHz) reads the data
    from a serial eeprom and sends it to the Optrex F-51553 LCD using a
    8-bit parallel interface.

    The Data Transfer of the Optrex F-51553 LCD is selectable serial
    or 8-bit parallel. If your data is stored in a serial eeprom the
    use of the parallel interface is not going to make a big speed difference.

    * * *

    Write a library for a Graphic LCD is a complex and challenging task.
    Doing that in assembly is going to be difficult and time-consuming.

    The assembly code you have posted is just a simple demo.

    Some of the functions of a Graphic LCD library are:

    - Clear display
    - Set/Reset single pixels
    - Draw lines
    - Draw boxes
    - Draw circles
    - Write text with different styles and sizes
    - Show a picture
    - ....

    Example:

    CIRCLE x,y,r,c

    x = Starting horizontal location
    y = Starting vertical location
    r = Radius of the circle
    c = Color of the circle

    * * *

    I wish you a Merry Christmas and a great success with your assembly project.

    Best regards,

    Luciano
    Last edited by Luciano; - 24th December 2005 at 13:53.

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