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    The LCD does not have a backlight becouse it´s an (HD44780) OLED
    For 2 years or so i use the same OLED whit an 16F84 and the same code to and then i worked

    No it has not an heat sink, but it is capable of 1.5 A whitout an heat sink and that is more then i need.

    http://www.fractronics.com/oled1_b.jpg
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    Hi Fredrick,

    The LM317 package would be rated at 1.5A with a very good heat-sink and the correct input voltage, to avoid, dropping too much voltage and heating itself.
    (input – output differential V)
    http://cache.national.com/ds/LM/LM117.pdf

    With no heat sink, 15 V input 5 V output, the 317 could overheat with just over 200 mA at 25 C.

    Regulator Heatsink Calculator
    http://www.ef-uk.net/data/heatsinking.htm

    How much current does the OLED LCD display draw?

    Is the voltage regulator getting hot (to your touch)?
    Can you “oscilloscope” the +5V supply? Watch for the voltage to dropout.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pic_User View Post
    Hi Fredrick,

    The LM317 package would be rated at 1.5A with a very good heat-sink and the correct input voltage, to avoid, dropping too much voltage and heating itself.
    (input – output differential V)
    http://cache.national.com/ds/LM/LM117.pdf

    With no heat sink, 15 V input 5 V output, the 317 could overheat with just over 200 mA at 25 C.

    Regulator Heatsink Calculator
    http://www.ef-uk.net/data/heatsinking.htm

    How much current does the OLED LCD display draw?

    Is the voltage regulator getting hot (to your touch)?
    Can you “oscilloscope” the +5V supply? Watch for the voltage to dropout.

    -Adam-
    Ok thanx

    The VR is not getting hot.

    Edit: Heat sink is added just in case...
    http://www.elfa.se/elfa-bin/dyndok.p...dok=245171.htm
    Last edited by Fredrick; - 19th January 2008 at 22:03.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fredrick View Post
    The LCD does not have a backlight becouse it´s an (HD44780) OLED
    For 2 years or so i use the same OLED whit an 16F84 and the same code to and then i worked

    No it has not an heat sink, but it is capable of 1.5 A whitout an heat sink and that is more then i need.
    Know what else might help?

    If you bought a legit copy of PicBasicPro from a vendor instead of download an old version of 2.45 from who knows where!

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    Quote Originally Posted by skimask View Post
    Know what else might help?

    If you bought a legit copy of PicBasicPro from a vendor instead of download an old version of 2.45 from who knows where!
    That diden´t solve my problem, i still have o use the resistor in serie with Enable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fredrick View Post
    That diden´t solve my problem, i still have o use the resistor in serie with Enable.
    Hi, Fredrick

    Why not send us you REAL scheme ??? ... and may be a link to your Oled Datasheet ( couldn't find anything about it yet ...)

    looking at various OLED displays Datasheet it seems :


    DEFINE LCD_COMMANDUS 4500
    DEFINE LCD_DATAUS 150

    are the values to use ... not so fast, those OLEDs !!!

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