Hello all and thanks for reading!
I am very new to PIC programming and am having some issues with a recent purchase of LCD. I have the following:
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/produc ... cts_id=813
It is a serial 16X2 LCD. I have information on how to connect a parallel LCD with my PIC but not how to interface this LCD properly...there are only 3 pins --> VCC, GND, and RX. RX is the signal pin.
PIC16F877A + Serial LCD issues
PIC16F877A + Serial LCD issues
Last edited by nem on 06 Apr 2009 04:32, edited 1 time in total.
I just realized that I may not even need the serlcd-v2.c in my project space...is this simply the code provided that is on the PIC16f688 chip that translates the parallel LCD into a serial LCD?
So would I simply need to obtain a serial routine for my PIC16F877a and output data according to the data sheet of the LCD through a single output pin? I would appreciate any clarifications or confirmations! Thanks
**EDIT**
I realize that I really don't know what I'm talking about with this application, but I'm trying to grasp it. I have been able to interface with the LCD through using the usart_write() function but am only able to transfer what appears to be garbage on the LCD side. i have tried sending integers, single characters, the hex value for the characters. None of which has worked. I can post some code if that would be helpful, but I'm shooting in the dark here. Thanks
So would I simply need to obtain a serial routine for my PIC16F877a and output data according to the data sheet of the LCD through a single output pin? I would appreciate any clarifications or confirmations! Thanks
**EDIT**
I realize that I really don't know what I'm talking about with this application, but I'm trying to grasp it. I have been able to interface with the LCD through using the usart_write() function but am only able to transfer what appears to be garbage on the LCD side. i have tried sending integers, single characters, the hex value for the characters. None of which has worked. I can post some code if that would be helpful, but I'm shooting in the dark here. Thanks
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