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    I didn't see a Chk_KEYPAD subroutine included in your code. Do you have one?

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    If this is for password entry, do you even WANT to display the characters that are entered? Better to handle it like MS Windows and display asterisks.

    Just a thought,
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    Quote Originally Posted by scarroll01 View Post
    If this is for password entry, do you even WANT to display the characters that are entered? Better to handle it like MS Windows and display asterisks.

    Just a thought,
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    Thanks for replying

    I accept your suggestion ! however how to get the four asterisks in four positions in one line

    Please suggest

    dilpkan

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    Quote Originally Posted by bbazor View Post
    I didn't see a Chk_KEYPAD subroutine included in your code. Do you have one?

    Chk_KEYPAD subroutine has been used at gosub

    The problem is that the four numbers are not displayed at 1st , 2nd , 3rd ,4th positions in one line

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    Quote Originally Posted by dilpkan View Post
    Chk_KEYPAD subroutine has been used at gosub
    The problem is that the four numbers are not displayed at 1st , 2nd , 3rd ,4th positions in one line
    thanks for replying
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    Let's analyze one of your LCDOUT statements...

    Quote Originally Posted by dilpkan View Post
    Lcdout $fe, $c0+1,1,$0f, #key
    LCDOUT - the command
    $fe - send an instruction
    $c0 + 1 - the position
    1 - clear the display which basically resets the display back to square one
    $0f - programmable character
    #key - a variable
    ....
    See a problem here?

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    Quote Originally Posted by skimask View Post
    Let's analyze one of your LCDOUT statements...



    LCDOUT - the command
    $fe - send an instruction
    $c0 + 1 - the position
    1 - clear the display which basically resets the display back to square one
    $0f - programmable character
    #key - a variable
    ....
    See a problem here?

    I deleted "1 " -(clear the display...) and tried the above code using gosub four times for the four diff. positions but the display shows a question mark at 16th position on first line and stops. why?

    please help.

    dilpkan

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    Quote Originally Posted by dilpkan View Post
    I deleted "1 " -(clear the display...) and tried the above code using gosub four times for the four diff. positions but the display shows a question mark at 16th position on first line and stops. why?

    please help.

    dilpkan
    Increase the startup pause to 1 second...increase your LCD_commandus and LCD_dataus to higher values, try it again and see what happens.

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    NOPE,

    if you use 1 without $FE before, it will try to print ASCII decimal character 1, same for $0F. If you want to mask you data with asterix, just use "*" in your lcdout and forget the #key.
    MAybe you could find some tips in the following
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...mbination+gate
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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e View Post
    NOPE,

    if you use 1 without $FE before, it will try to print ASCII decimal character 1, same for $0F. If you want to mask you data with asterix, just use "*" in your lcdout and forget the #key.
    MAybe you could find some tips in the following
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...mbination+gate
    Are you saying that:
    LCDOUT $fe , 1 , $80 , "HELLO"
    is different from:
    LCDOUT $fe , 1 , $fe , $80 , "HELLO" ???

    I guess I just never noticed, or tried it.

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    Last edited by mara; - 24th January 2008 at 22:08. Reason: uups, wrong thread

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