is there any specific reason why you want a I2C LCD?
You could still build your own interface+ any cheap standard LCD?
The simple solution is still the serial LCD.
Start:
SERIN ....
LCDOUT .....
goto start
is there any specific reason why you want a I2C LCD?
You could still build your own interface+ any cheap standard LCD?
The simple solution is still the serial LCD.
Start:
SERIN ....
LCDOUT .....
goto start
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
I think I am correct in believing that the i2c connection will only use 2 pins whereas the serial connection requires several? I need all my available pins.
Thanks,
Mark
Um..... I use the Parallax 4x20 Serial LCD display... it only uses ONE line for serial transmission. take this simple code to send hello to the displayI think I am correct in believing that the i2c connection will only use 2 pins whereas the serial connection requires several? I need all my available pins.
DIFINE OSC 20 'Always define the Oscillator your using !!
SEROUT PORTA.5,2,["Hello"] '9600 baud True Driven will send this to the display
And here are some other Good commands:
SEROUT PORTA.5,2,[$11] 'This command will enable the Backlight $12 disables
SEROUT PORTA.5,2,[$0C] 'This will clear the Display
pause 5
It is Very Easy to use and program.... remember only Power ground and 1 wire for serial communication !!!
view the LCD DataSheet here
There are 10 kinds of people. Those that know binary and those that do not.
But building your own is so simple... SERIN, LCDOUT is all you need. Perfect application for a 16F84 and all other gathering dust LMAO!
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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