Yes, the Rx and Tx pins will remain in the same orientation for TTL as they were for RS232. You can apply 5 Volts ONLY via the DB9. CAUTION: Voltage input via the DB9 is not regulated, therefore you must apply 5 Volts only. To apply voltage via the DB9 connector you must solder the "solder jump ...

Hi Stocky,

To adjust contrast, it has to be done via firmware. With that being said, can you please contact Tom at tlam@matrixorbital.ca and he we will discuss some RMA options with you. I appreciate your patience regarding this matter.

Hi Stocky,

Thank you for posting on our fourms. When the display is powered up, what does the contrast look like....is it too dark or too lite??

Hi Garyb,

Thank you for the post! Yes, you can communicate via TTL, however a minimal amount of soldering needs to be done...how is your soldering skills?

Hi equilibrium,

Thank you for contacting Matrix Orbital forums. First off, do you have an internal USB cable like the one shown here: http://www.matrixorbital.com/product_in ... munication

Hi ehrnam45,

That you for posting on our forums. Please contact me at myero@matrixorbital.ca and we can discuss some RMA issues. We will see what we can do!!

Hi rys,

I think I may see your problem. Please ensure that 2 jumps are made accordingly for the backlight as shown in the following picture. Let me know if this works!!

Like Mat said, the chance of LCDC crashing is very minimal. We only use the very best products available at Matrix Orbital and LCDC is the best on the market!! That being said, it's always a good idea to safeguard for any unforeseen circumstance.

Thanks!

Unfortunatley the preset values are the only values that are currently available. The limitation of our controller establishes this guideline. We have looked into ways of making the frequency totally customizeable and this will not be available until our next revision. I apologize for any ...

You can send them to my email account: myero@matrixorbital.ca

Can you verify that it is a 12V module? If not, can you please take a pic of the PCB and we will let you know. Please, do not attempt to apply power if unsure of the voltage requirements.

Hi madlan,

Thank you for posting on the forum. Can you tell me what baud rate you have selected in LCDC and Hyperterminal??

Hello Azadragon,

Please contact me at myero@matrixorbital.ca and I will resolve this situation immediately. I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

With the A-B USB cable connected, what is the device listed as in the Device Manger under Ports (COM&LPT) and Universal Serial Bus controllers?