Recently I bought two Hantronix HDM16216-B LCD's. I got the same results as you did. Needed a negative contrast voltage.
Recently I bought two Hantronix HDM16216-B LCD's. I got the same results as you did. Needed a negative contrast voltage.
If your PIC has a spare unused PWM output, you can easily create a (software variable) negative voltage and drive your LCD contrast from that directly. The added bonus is that by varying the duty cycle, you have full software adjustable contrast.
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