| ??? 08/09/10 11:26 Read: times Msg Score: +1 +1 Good Answer/Helpful |
#177904 - Be kind to yourself! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Doing what you suggest is a very painful and difficult thing. It would be MUCH easier to take seriously the suggestions proposed in your previous thread regarding your need for an 80C31-compatible assembler.
The www can provide information on how to interface a PC keyboard, and 8052.COM, among other sites, offers plenty of information regarding LCD interfacing. Working around a circuit designed with a different goal in mind can be very frustrating, and, considering the technology applied on the board you're considering, well ... I'd anticipate considerable pain. It's probably not worth the effort. RE |
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