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nganpet
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Driving an LCD using a PIC 16F84A

10/26/2007 3:46 PM

Hi to all the genius around the world.

I'm struggling to get a data sheet of a LCD MC1602C-SYL *W 5091 printed on the board PC-16021C4.

Please can you help me also how to make appear on this LCD a word for example as DANGER by using a PIC16F84A in assembler language using PI compiler that will generate a .IDT file.

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jmoliere
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Re: Driving an LCD using a PIC 16F84A

10/26/2007 11:27 PM

nganpet,

I would suggest purchasing a LCD display called the Hitachi HD44780A00.

google it or look to your nearest electronics shop. They are fairly cheap and inexpensive to work with. Once you have one, try these tutorials. The 2nd tutorial below discusses integrating this LCD with a PIC microprocessor.

try these tutorials

http://www.epemag.com/lcd1.pdf

http://www.epemag.com/lcd2.pdf

Good luck!
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Re: Driving an LCD using a PIC 16F84A

03/26/2008 11:03 PM

Do you still need LCD module?

I got plenty of them, also the tech spec.
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