Hi Josuetas,

On the other hand, is it really this hard to work with LCD`s isnīt there a simple routine that i can change just to make LCDOUT?
It really depends on what you need to do with the LCD.

If you just want to send individual characters to the LCD, you can use the program shown in the other thread, and by removing the HighJack reference and changing 1 other line, it will do exactly that. Which means the answer to the question is ... No it's not difficult to work with LCD's.

But that means you can't use PBP's LCDOUT statement. No DEC, HEX, STR, or anything else that goes with LCDOUT.

The hard part, is making a "custom LCD Driver" tie into PBP's LCDOUT statement so that it's completely transparent to the user. You would just use LCDOUT like you normally would.

Like I mentioned earlier, I have it working here. But I still haven't got it to where I can release it as "Working in all situations".

I'm sure I can get it working for you, but I want to do some testing here first. So I need to know EXACTLY what your setup is.

Originally you said 16F628.
Is that the standard or "A" version?

Are these correct?
Code:
Hopefully
PortA.6->D7
PortA.7->D6
PortA.0->D5
PortA.1->D4
And what about RS and E ?
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