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Yep, and when you turn it, the blocks apppear more or less visible, right?Agent 009 said:I have already connected the pin 3 (V0) to the central pin of a variable resistor, the other pin of the variable to GND, and the other one to VCC and consequently to pin 2 of the LCD... Isn't that right :?:
Is that LCD brand new or is it a used one? Onece I had a problem with used one, it was damaged and didn't work, and it took me a while to figure it out.Agent 009 said:Euh, actually, it appear Visible/Not visible... It's very sensitive... But the problem is: I just see a fully fulled screen...
I wrote my own right from the scrach. Look for Hittachi HD44780 datasheet, it should have enaugh info to make your own program.Agent 009 said:By the way, I'm using Nigel's code (Gr8 site Nigel :wink: ), but it's for 628... Did u c it, Jay?
That's why we use Hittachi datasheet instead. All 2*16 line LCDs (most of them) are Hittachi compatible.Agent 009 said:What's with the Hitachi? I'm using a WinStar... They have extremely 'tight' datasheets... Just the pin config and currents and stuff... No further info. I need to know what I do with each pin, not what is each pin...
Agent 009 said:That's very refreshing :shock: ! Hehe, I want now the LCD to work!
But I have the 16F84A... Not the 16F628, which Nigel based his tutorials on... I took out the comparator line, from the code, and changed the porta/trisa to portb/trisb (cause it's 8-bits) and it didn't work :cry: :!: :!: :!:
Agent 009 said:I have replaced the Port A connections to Port B connections, Nigel... Do u think it should work, even if it's a 84A???