I mentioned this in another thread and one of the Admins wanted to see the photo of what I was talking about. He suspected it might not be normal. For sure, it's not desireable.

I write to a screen and then when the screen is cleared, residual image is still seen. I have three images that ...

That is the option that I realized I can do. I have to design an interface to go from my equipment to the RS-232 anyway. I guess I can intercept those ESC sequences and translate them to similar commands on the LCD (mostly cursor positioning).

But let me ask one other question. Is there a version ...

Well, I did the test and found "good" and "bad" with this. Now, to find out how to resolve this.

1) Some extra characters are being sent. Not just the "<", ">" and "R", as displayed on the GLK display, but characters that are preceded with a 0x1B character. So "<" is actually 0x1B, 0x3C (the ...

Well, if it was sending those, I should see the same thing on my other serial LCD displays, since those are displayable characters. But I don't. I only see them on the GLK display. But I will check.

I just downloaded uProject and will try it tonight and report results. Does it work for the GLK series? The download site said "All LK/VK/PK, MOS, MX and LCD/VFD series".

I wonder too, I'm just using a 3 wire RS-232 connection, without any other jumpers or wires. All other pins are open except RX ...

No BASIC was just the environment on a handheld device.

The font is just what are default on the LCD as received. But, like I also said, I did the very same test on another non-Matrix Orbital LCD display that I'm evaluating and it worked as one would expect, when executing that BASIC instruction ...

I'll have to wait till later to do that as I'm away for a few hours. But I can say that this was just purchased only 2 days ago, if that helps. It just looks like it's displaying things that shouldn't be displayed.

The test case shown is just a BASIC statement that is being executed. I assume ...

Ok, I received my GLK24064-25-GW display today. I fired it up, and used all the defaults. Let me say first, that I had a different LCD on previously that was working fine, with my RS-232 setup. All I did was power this one and connect it to the same RS-232 line.

It worked but does something that ...

The display is in the final stages of development and the manual is not completed, take a look at the GLK24064-25 Rev 2.0 Manual, it will have all the same commands, just in a different size. Thanks, I have just placed an order for the GLK24064-25-GW, as it will work for my needs intitially. I will ...

I'm looking for a nice enclosure for the GLK24064-25 module. I'd also like to know if there is a bezel with clear plastic screen, that is suitable for use with this LCD module, that will allow the LCD to be placed in a cutout, to make it look a little more professional.

Simply hacking out a hole ...

Ok, I've just found this very nice display that suits my needs for a project I'm working on. But since the price is a bit high and I must make a quick decision, I need to make sure of a few things first.

1) Most LCDs have a link for Manuals. I don't find any manual for the GLK24064-25-GW display ...