lcd Questions
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I am getting crazy on my first LCD example. I use an Arduino Uno and I'd like to try the LCD screen with the easiest example: the Hello World LiquidCrystal example.
I connected the pins in the same...
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I want to write a function to print characters on an LCD in a similar way that printf/sprintf does using formatting strings.
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I am using STM32F2 controller and I am interfacing with an ST7036 LCD display via 8 bit parallel interface.
The datasheet says there should be a 20 nano second delay between address hold and setup...
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I'm building a non-public web app that will be used as info-monitor. As such, it will be running 24/7 on one LCD TV display.
Since this could produce a "burn-in color" error on the LCD I'm looking...
Weitzel asked 19/1, 2011 at 22:42
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I need some help to resolve a "section type conflict" in an arduino program I am writing. I have a short example code that produces the error:
#include <glcd.h>
#include "M2tk.h"
#include "u...
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This is useful for me because I have to map objects with a correct dimension on screen; if I'm using a 19" lcd with 1280x1024 resolution and a normal 96dpi setting then in order to map a correct 1-...
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I am developing a WPF application that will be displayed in a Full-HD LCD screen (42 inch).
In addition, I need to accommodate the controls in absolute positions.
In the development environment I c...
Mcdonough asked 13/9, 2012 at 17:58
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Is it possible to use any LCD with Arduino or do I need to stick to some for which the libraries are available?
I'm just starting out with Arduino and know nothing about interfacing LCDs with Ard...
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We have a character LCD (www.cloverlcd.com/pdf/S6A0069.pdf) that we got to work in 8 bit mode. However, now we are trying to get it to work in 4 bit mode but it doesn't seem to be displaying anythi...
Isolecithal asked 30/10, 2008 at 0:50
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LCDs have 4 data lines. But the data to be displayed in the LCD is given in the ASCII form which is 7 bits. How is that possible?
Bolshevist asked 6/1, 2009 at 3:39
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