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you have to connect the E pin and RS to the microcontroller and R/w to ground.after writing command/data to the lcd data bus a pulse should be given on the E pin to transfer the command or data to lcd.if one row of lcd is with dark squares when u give the supply then its working, but the...
Re: SPI interface
both those devices will have a chip select or device select pin. by controlling the logic state on that pin, u can connect them on same SPI.. u should disable one device while communicating with other..
u can check the serial sending part with hyperterminal program.send the values to serial port by manually typing the codes in hyperterminal and check whether the port and hardware is working.
For a (or any) circuit, the supply current should be greater than or equal to what the ckt needs for its proper working.
this means ur regulator have the capacity to drive a circuit which needs 8A current.
hi, you should initialise the ADC module and read the value from the ADC result register (this is not present in your program given). also not specified about the microcontroller (if you are using it) and the compiler
And I did forget to mention something. I had accidently interchanged the GND and LPT pin 9 connection. Could this have damaged the port ??
pls read this topic to test your port
https://www.epanorama.net/circuits/parallel_output.html
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