Hi?

eh? Go Post Office?

No, not that one. This was a gif I think. Even farther right...what are those two pins?

RED!!! I really like it!!! (Actually, maybe it's just the picture you took of it.) But it's really cool-lookin'!

Hey. On my MO CD, I found a picture hidden in the LCD0821 manual directory...it described 2 pins stickin' out of the back of the LCD that weren't described on the actual manual page...but all it said was "Vcc" (I'm guessing voltage) and "Output" (could be ground?). I'd like to know what this is used ...

Will do.

A very useful thing to do is to plug the LCD0821 into the 40-Pin connector instead of the network connectors. They allow you to use "wide voltage" (see the LCD0821 manual for configuring specs 'n' stuff). <img src="http://www.lcdforums.com/forums/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif" onclick ...

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There. From now on, no more cool html stuff (well, maybe a little...:wink:)

-Jeremiah

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Yes, I did that. I've done more since then, though. I moved back to I2C, and I'm getting some help from some guy named Tony Brenke (from OOPic.com) who's worked with Matrix Orbital LCDs (talented guy-Matrix Orbital and OOPic are hard to combine...)

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Well, now that I'm trying out Serial, it's not working anyways. How do you send ASCII through one I/O line?. Thanks.

-J

Thanks, Henry. That was pretty helpful. Now to test all of this knewly-acquired knowledge.

-aGuy

Hey. I got the connection, and I'm pretty sure 92's the integer for the hex "5C", but I think I need some kind of memory address for the LCD0821 or something. Help?



Jeremiah Crouse

Sorry for my vagueness, but I can hardly help it. :sad:

Well the OOPic has two I2C network connectors (5 pins each). I've tried to connect them to the 4 pins on the back of the LCD. What I really need to know is the integer for 5C. Is it 92? Thanks! :smile:
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Hey.

First of all, I'm new to doing anything with this stuff. I just need some help operating my LCD0821 with an OOPic2 (www.oopic.com). I have no idea what the heck most of the stuff in the manual supposed to "help" me means... :cry:

Anyhow, I'm just asking for a reply from someone who may know ...