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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    I would suggest that for the first time you use a pr-made serial LCD. Then when that works build you own. Like we say...step by step.
    The reasons for this unit, as opposed to using "off the shelf" unit, 1: cost about $10 US using import LCD, 2: This is the biggie . . . code formatting, I found several off the shelf backpacks all used different formatting, so if you are building a product, then you have to rewrite the code when you change vendors, 3: Control of the code.
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    4. (Always my biggest point anyways) You get to say to other people: "Hey, I built that."

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    Thanks guys, you've been a great help
    I'm going to try building my own and it will take me some time to get it working but I'll persevere

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe S. View Post
    The reasons for this unit, as opposed to using "off the shelf" unit, 1: cost about $10 US using import LCD, 2: This is the biggie . . . code formatting, I found several off the shelf backpacks all used different formatting, so if you are building a product, then you have to rewrite the code when you change vendors, 3: Control of the code.
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    4. (Always my biggest point anyways) You get to say to other people: "Hey, I built that."
    I agree with all points. Just trying to cut the frustration level down. You know, the blinky thing.

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