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HELP: LCD-PIC and Delays (TMRO) - ed_mdiaz - Jan 7 9:49:00 2003
hi! any sample program for interface LCD(alphanumeric dot matrix) to
PIC and programs related with delays, using PIC16F877 and
PIC16F84...
tnx!
eD
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Re: HELP: LCD-PIC and Delays (TMRO) - larrwill202wl - Jan 8 8:53:00 2003
There is an excellent tutorial at
http://www.epemag.wimborne.co.uk/resources.htm
it walks through a few examples with generic delays but then shows
using the busy flag which is a much better solution than delays. All
the code is provided for a 16f84.
--- In , "ed_mdiaz <ed_mdiaz@y...>"
<ed_mdiaz@y...> wrote:
> hi! any sample program for interface LCD(alphanumeric dot matrix)
to
> PIC and programs related with delays, using PIC16F877 and
> PIC16F84...
>
> tnx!
>
> eD
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RE: Re: HELP: LCD-PIC and Delays (TMRO) - Sadler Porter - Jan 8 9:10:00 2003
Try this
link to get Pbasic Pro source for serial LCD interface.I have not
tried it but it looks
promising
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There is
an excellent tutorial at http://www.epemag.wimborne.co.uk/resources.htm it walks through a few examples with generic delays but then shows using the busy flag which is a much better solution than delays. All the code is provided for a 16f84.--- In p...@yahoogroups.com, "ed_mdiaz <ed_mdiaz@y...>" <ed_mdiaz@y...> wrote: > hi! any sample program for interface LCD(alphanumeric dot matrix) to > PIC and programs related with delays, using PIC16F877 and > PIC16F84... > > tnx! > > eD
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