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« on: November 02, 2008, 01:27:14 01:27 »

Hi friends, im using the picdem mechatronics and is the first time that i use a lcd like vim 332, the pic includes a module for drive lcds, i've found a sample of how to use this lcd, is simple but now i want to control it and use all 3 digits available. the pbp sample is this for control this lcd:

Code:
PAUSE 1000 'wait for LCD start up

LCDPS = %00110000  'Selecting the frame prescale

LCDSE0.0 = 1 'Segment pins
LCDSE0.1 = 1
LCDSE0.2 = 1
LCDSE0.3 = 1
LCDSE0.6 = 1
LCDSE1.3 = 1
LCDSE2.0 = 1
LCDSE2.5 = 1
LCDSE2.6 = 1
LCDSE2.7 = 1

LCDCON = %10010011 'Multiplex,bias,timing, sleep

LCDDATA0 = %01001000 'ENCIENDE EL SEGMENTO A DEL 2 Y 3 DIGITO
LCDDATA1 = %00001000 'ENCIENDE EL SEGMENTO A DEL 3 DIGITO
LCDDATA2 = %10100000 'ENCIENDE EL SEGMENTO A DEL 3 DIGITO
LCDDATA3 = %00000000
LCDDATA4 = %00001000 'ENCIENDE EL SEGMENTO G DEL 3 DIGITO
LCDDATA5 = %11100000 'ENCIENDE EL SEGMENTO G DEL 2 DIGITO, EL SEG F Y G  DEL PRIMER DIGITO
LCDDATA6 = %00001100 'ENCIENDE EL NUM 1 Y EL SEG E DEL 3 DIGITO
LCDDATA7 = %00000000
LCDDATA8 = %10100000 'ENCIENDE EL SEGMENTO C DEL 2 Y PRIMER DIGITO
LCDDATA9 = %01001000 'ENCIENDE EL SEGMENTO D DEL 2 Y 3 DIGITO
LCDDATA10 = %00000000
LCDDATA11 = %00000000

PIR2.4 = 0 'clearing LCD interrupt flag

LCDCON = %01010011 'enabling bias voltage pins
LCDCON = %11010011 'enabling the LCD module

My question is: Is there any routine or library in pbp that control this kind of LCDs?, or Does anybody have done any like this?

The thing that i wanna do is make a pbp program wich make the same that the project5 done by microchip in assembler. I'll let u below the assembler code and if anybody have something like this, i'll be grateful with that person. Thanks in advance and best regards.. Smiley
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« Reply #1 on: November 02, 2008, 07:47:58 19:47 »

I believe this may help.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/archive/index.php/t-6216.html
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« Reply #2 on: November 02, 2008, 10:17:52 22:17 »

mm thanks pickit2 but i read that post before, and the sample is the same that i, but that sample is just to write "1234" on the lcd, and i need something like microchip have done in the project that i attached. Any way thanks friend and regards  Wink
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« Reply #3 on: November 04, 2008, 03:19:14 15:19 »

here is the data to light the digits, you need to have a look up table.
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'Show Digits and DPs only
LCDDATA0 = 0  '8 = 3A : 64 = 2A 
LCDDATA1 = 0  '8 = 3B   
LCDDATA2 = 0  '128 = 1B : 64 = 1A : 32 = 2B
LCDDATA3 = 0  '8 = 3F : 64 = 2F   
LCDDATA4 = 0  '8 = 3G 
LCDDATA5 = 0  '128 = 1G : 64 = 1F : 32 = 2G   
LCDDATA6 = 0  '64 = 2E : 8 = 3E : 4 = 1B+C
LCDDATA7 = 0  '8 = 3C             
LCDDATA8 = 0  '128 = 1C : 64 = 1E  : 32 = 2C   
LCDDATA9 = 0  '64 = 2D : 8 = 3D : 4 = 4PP
LCDDATA10 = 0 '8 = 3DP
LCDDATA11 = 0 '64 = 1D : 32 = 2DP
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