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#180334 - Maybe it wouldn't hurt to spend time reading the datasheet Responding to: ???'s previous message |
If your BASCOM comes with built-in routines to address an LCD in 4-bit mode, you should probably study up on how, exactly, they do that. If they use MMIO, then the P0 pins are driven during the data-transfer portion of the cycle. Used as I/O ports, those pins behave differently in the standard 805x. Above all else, you should know what all that means, and how it works on the MCU that you've chosen. Further, if you haven't already bought it, you should ensure that you have a datasheet for the LCD you're using. They're not all exactly alike in either their I/O voltages or their I/O timing.
It's best to be prepared BEFORE you buy your MCU or your LCD. Don't forget to be aware of the bias voltage that controls contrast. RE |