My god ....not a piece of cake !
Mister PBP, please create a GLCDOUT command ! hi ...
thanks or your help
I must work on now ....
Francois
My god ....not a piece of cake !
Mister PBP, please create a GLCDOUT command ! hi ...
thanks or your help
I must work on now ....
Francois
True, it's not a piece of cake....
In the end, my code going out to the 122x32 LCD looks like this:
@ printstr 2 , 1 , "This is a string"
Prints "This is a string" starting at X position 2 on the 2nd line down from the top.
You can't get a whole lot easier than that!....well, once the code is in place anyways.
At any rate, I'll look thru that datasheet a bit harder later on. Like I said, I understand my code (nobody else likes the way I write, but that's ok). If it really is that easy to convert over to the KS type controller, I'll have a go at it sometime this weekend and let you know when I get something done up. - DONE
See the thread referenced in Post #29 for some code for the 128 x 64 graphic LCDs...and pay heed to the notes contained. I'll start a different thread once that code is tested and verified working.
Last edited by skimask; - 15th February 2008 at 18:46.
Are these things hard to drive?
Can I write, in PBP, simple programs to display text easily, or is it tres dificile?
I am an Old Timer, born before 1940 but still trying to learn, some people say I am very trying!
Rgds
Mike
None de ceux que I know ne sont as this compliqué
Basically, once you got a working example for a X controller, you just need to adapt it to another... looks easy huh?
How to have success.. Buy both GLCD type, download and print both datasheet, buy a crate of beer, sit back and relax a little bit while comparing both datasheet.
Then you try few things... and that's where the fun beginA swear jar is recommended
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Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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