A Little surprise with PbP 2.50 ...

[Bruce]

Assuming Tair = 32d;

Which version prints 32°C on your LCD?

LCDOUT $FE,$C0," ", SDEC2 Tair, $B0, "C "

or;

LCDOUT $FE,$C0," ", SDEC2 Tair, $DF, "C "

or;

LCDOUT $FE,$C0," ", SDEC2 Tair, 223, "C "

[BigWumpus]

My guess: b)

[Acetronics2]

Assuming Tair = 32d;

Which version prints 32°C on your LCD?

LCDOUT $FE,$C0," ", SDEC2 Tair, $B0, "C "

or;

LCDOUT $FE,$C0," ", SDEC2 Tair, $DF, "C "

or;

LCDOUT $FE,$C0," ", SDEC2 Tair, 223, "C "

Hi, Bruce

Seems Charles made a little mix ...

LCDOUT $FE,$C0," ", SDEC2 Tair, $DF, "C "

Works fine on my testboard with every release ... and shows " xx°C " ( xx is SDEC2 Tair )

The special character code ( use HEX !!! ) is to read from your Display Datasheet table.


Alain

[Ioannis]

Well, if $DF works then 223 will work too, isn't it?

Ioannis

P.S. to Alain. Have you seen the image of the LCDOUT command that I posted on #13? Is this what you typed?

[Acetronics2]

Hi, Ioannis

Well, if $DF works then 223 will work too, isn't it?

> I don't know ... exactly, I don't remember !!! ... the code is given in HEX in the Displays Datasheets ... may be the reason is here !!!

> Will give a TRY in the following minutes ...

Ioannis

P.S. to Alain. Have you seen the image of the LCDOUT command that I posted on #13? Is this what you typed?

>> EXACTLY !!!

Have a nice day

PS: I saw the "Parthenon" had lost some altitude ... Gods will be furious ...

[Ioannis]

I am sure some believers of the old religion will be furious. As for the "gods", I really don't care! They were too human!

Just being curious, what is the meaning of the symbols you were trying to display? I mean OK with the degrees symbol, but the other two?

Ioannis

[Acetronics2]

QUOTE=Ioannis;I am sure some believers of the old religion will be furious. As for the "gods", I really don't care! They were too human!

Hé,hé ... the egg ... or the Hen ..

Just being curious, what is the meaning of the symbols you were trying to display? I mean OK with the degrees symbol, but the other two?

The " ö " is mainly used by people from north Europe

The " µ " ...do not tell me you don't know microfarads ... or µFarads !!!

Both belong to the High part of the Character table ... good reason to use them here .... no ????

An Overall ... µ ( mikro) comes from ancient GREEK alphabet ( alpha, beta, delta, epsillon ...etc. )Boooooooooooooooooooooooo !!!!

Alain

[Jumper]

Hi,

Å Ä Ö (å ä ö) are the last 3 lettters in the Swedish alphabet. They are very useful since it is impossible to spell beer without Ö ---> ÖL

They are common letters but we can do without them if we really have to :-)

/me

[Ioannis]

Hey, hold your horses! I know what μ is. Just did not understood the relation in degrees Celsius, micro and ö, all together!

Ioannis