link deeeaaaad

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Hasta la vista, el baby

I won't post the whole pic, I'll let enry do that

(it's taken here in Belgium)

lol, is that a promise?

heeeehehehe

haven't you noticed yet? it's there, right on his forehead: "t-r-o-u-b-l-e": trouble


edit: the evidence:





(sry for the threadjacking)

slick? that's not a word I'd say......'enry?



Yeah very nice! Seen your thread in bit-tech too

pretty slick, dont forget to post in the gallery

you forgot the "111111" after the "!!!!!" !!!!1111 :p








w0000t yeah babeh, yeah babeh, come on, come on, who's yur daddeh, who's ur daddeh
*relix does happy-dance*
very nice MO, congrats, again

very nice case mate

and I also speak french, although not as good as real french-dudes, I'm flemish

too bad slaves don't get anything...

Try this:

- power display off
- put jumper on the reset-pins
- power display on
- set required baudrate in the software, using the default baudrate (so connecting with the default baudrate)
- power off the display

now it should use the baudrate you set while the reset-jumper was connected.

eeeehehehehehehe


and yes, I get it too, nothing to worry about

Looks like you're in need of a ... Alphademo! Download it here: http://www.matrixorbital.com/download/AlphaDemo.zip (about 1mb). It lets you configure your display and test it.

Example 4: clear screen, set backlight off and write text on startup
As a fourth example I've created a little application called "Small Foot", which can be used to set the backlight off, clear the screen and/or send some text to the display on startup, without showing any forms. When started with ...

Example 3: set backlight on
This example will set the backlight for the display on, infinite. This means that the backlight will not go out after some minutes, but only if they display gets disconnected, powered off or the command is sent to set the backlight off


procedure TForm1.Button2Click ...