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LCD graphics modules are not always easy to drive. Sometimes you have an embedded processor system X, and writing yet an other driver for the...

LCD graphics modules are not always easy to drive. Sometimes you have an embedded processor system X, and writing yet an other driver for the LCD module may suck. It may also suck if the LCD display has to be far away from the PC, say several meters. To solve that, I programmed a Microchip PIC 18F14K22 as graphics controller for a 128x64 HG1286418C graphics LCD module. It is controlled vi...

Are these made? If not, available surplus? Package size cannot be changed and will not take typical LCD's of 2 x 16/20 (or larger). Don't...

Are these made? If not, available surplus? Package size cannot be changed and will not take typical LCD's of 2 x 16/20 (or larger). Don't want graphic lcd if possible - too much uC oomph and coding needed, I think.

I'm using a 320x240 monochrome LCD with a built-in high voltage generator. As is probably standard, the LCD bias is provided out of the...

I'm using a 320x240 monochrome LCD with a built-in high voltage generator. As is probably standard, the LCD bias is provided out of the module, and I have to use a resistive divider to provide this voltage back into the module for contrast adjustment. This simple two- resistor circuit is given in the datasheet. The LCD contains a controller if that helps (RA8835). Up until now, I've alw...

I'm trying to repair a cheap alarm clock with an LCD display. (I know this isn't worth my time but at this point I'm more curious...) A few...

I'm trying to repair a cheap alarm clock with an LCD display. (I know this isn't worth my time but at this point I'm more curious...) A few segments of the LCD are not working and when I press the conductive tape that connects the LCD to the board, it starts to work. OK a bad connection. But am trying to buy a piece of this conductive tape and I can't find it anywhere even describe...

Hi, I'm looking for a cheap supplier of 2x16 LCD, with fashionably blue backlight and reasonable lead times. A guy running a LCD fab used...

Hi, I'm looking for a cheap supplier of 2x16 LCD, with fashionably blue backlight and reasonable lead times. A guy running a LCD fab used to post here, but I can't remember his nick name. Anyone remembers? Something starting with lin Mark

I have a passive LCD with 8 7-seg digits plus point and some other symbol. It has 23 connections. I wish to drive it with a PIC that has LCD...

I have a passive LCD with 8 7-seg digits plus point and some other symbol. It has 23 connections. I wish to drive it with a PIC that has LCD module built-in but I have seen that all PICs capable to drive LCD have only 4 commons. I supposed that was needed 1 common for each digit but probably I have to use bias plus multiplex. In this case how can I do? I have not found any application notes ...

I have an extra pin; the R/W pin of the LCD is tied low so output always works - but I could use that pin to control the line. Does anyone...

I have an extra pin; the R/W pin of the LCD is tied low so output always works - but I could use that pin to control the line. Does anyone read from the LCD; and if so, why?

> This posting is the second in a series to keep you up to date on this. > > The world is full of surprises. > I got the software working,...

> This posting is the second in a series to keep you up to date on this. > > The world is full of surprises. > I got the software working, there are now 2 problems to overcome: > 1) The LCD grab is too slow (I do not get enough frames per second). > > 2) On my Samsung syncmaster 206 BW LCD monitor, when looking through the Asus LCD glasses normally, > that is the head *horizontal* the screen i

This posting is the second in a series to keep you up to date on this. The world is full of surprises. I got the software working, there are...

This posting is the second in a series to keep you up to date on this. The world is full of surprises. I got the software working, there are now 2 problems to overcome: 1) The LCD grab is too slow (I do not get enough frames per second). 2) On my Samsung syncmaster 206 BW LCD monitor, when looking through the Asus LCD glasses normally, that is the head *horizontal* the screen is 100 % bl...

I'm thinking of building this simple L/C meter. http://www.marc.org.au/ I've never used an LCD with a PIC before, so for the display LCD...

I'm thinking of building this simple L/C meter. http://www.marc.org.au/ I've never used an LCD with a PIC before, so for the display LCD what should I be looking for? They are using a 16 x 2 LCD AMPIRE AC-162D for the L/C meter. AMPIRE Data sheet http://home.exetel.com.au/marknac/PDFs/ampire-display-specs-AC162D.pdf Would this be a suitable substitute? LUMEX - LCM-S01602DTR/C -...

Hello everyone, I am working a a project that will probably use a custom LCD with through hole pins. An LCD house has not been selected. I...

Hello everyone, I am working a a project that will probably use a custom LCD with through hole pins. An LCD house has not been selected. I am trying to educate myself before hand. What are common values for through hole pin pitch, finer than 0.1" Thanks Robert

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Hello, I need to draw simple shapes on a color LCD monitor. I need some basic functions such as: - line - circle / ellipse (and...

Hello, I need to draw simple shapes on a color LCD monitor. I need some basic functions such as: - line - circle / ellipse (and arcs) - fill (solid, gradient, alpha not required but welcome) - text I'm looking for an embedded solution without using a small PC with an OS on-board. In my mind there is the LCD driver with a communication port. With an external micro I can draw ...

I've got a "Nokia 1100" LCD, which (unless I be mistaken) is based on PCF8814, whose digital I/O range is (1.7 .. 3.3) V. The question is:...

I've got a "Nokia 1100" LCD, which (unless I be mistaken) is based on PCF8814, whose digital I/O range is (1.7 .. 3.3) V. The question is: is there an easy and safe way to connect it to an otherwise 3.3 V (+/- some) circuit (as in: one interfacing an SD card, or having an Arduino as its core, etc.)? (Will a few diodes suffice, for instance?) Also, the pinout for the LCD (e. g., ...

After trying Google, McMaster, and lots of others: Is there a see-through (thin) mesh that can be fastened to the back of a steel panel using...

After trying Google, McMaster, and lots of others: Is there a see-through (thin) mesh that can be fastened to the back of a steel panel using conductive epoxy around the perimeter? Preferably something that can't rust. It is to protect a LCD from getting hit by strong fields or really big ESD zaps. Currently there is only some kind of poly film 1/10th" away from the LCD (doesn't touch...

I have a bunch of battery-operated digital clocks with LCD displays. They all look good from above, but when viewed from below, the display...

I have a bunch of battery-operated digital clocks with LCD displays. They all look good from above, but when viewed from below, the display looks blank. I want to be able to view it from bed when it's on the night stand. If memory serves, the contrast input on an LCD display changes the viewing angle. I've not taken 'em apart, but I fully expect to find a glob of epoxy covering an un...

HI All, I am looking for the some information and on-line articles on understanding how to drive multiplex LCD glass and how to choose the...

HI All, I am looking for the some information and on-line articles on understanding how to drive multiplex LCD glass and how to choose the bias voltages etc. driving Static LCD glass I understand oK.. just mulitplexed. Any pointers would be appreicated. Regards Joe

Hi I am purchasing a custom LCD (FSTN or TFT), but I am running into limited knowledge of the actual design and production setup of LCD and the...

Hi I am purchasing a custom LCD (FSTN or TFT), but I am running into limited knowledge of the actual design and production setup of LCD and the constraints involved For example, how is the routing from the COG controller to the crystals and what affects the form ratio of a display. Active area versus Visible Area and border outline So, anyone know of a reference for this. A book perhaps c...