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hey......:) i got the display ..... there was a problem with connections to lcd pins.. also the r/w pin was connected to some i/o pin... now grounded it.
It's working !! :)
Thanks
Ya... i never gave vdd and vss in reverse... but i did give 5volt dc to pin3 of lcd... which i now..know , should be given less than 1volt.
my Crystal freq is 20MHz... give me some basic display programs.. i will check with my lcd...Thanks :)
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i went through the link... was very useful to understand lcd.
But,
now pinout voltages from PIC MCU for lcd are...
0
5.12
0
0.05
0
0
0.5
0.4
0.4
0.5
0.5
0.4
0.5
0.5
5.12
0
but wen i check voltage at 16 pins on lcd panel.. it is :
0
5.09
5.03
4.99
4.99
0
4.99
4.99
4.99
4.99
5
5
5
5
5.09
0...
this part of code initializes lcd...
but i don't know wats wrong???
send_config(0b00000001); //clear display at lcd
send_config(0b00000010); //Lcd Return to home
send_config(0b00000110); //entry mode-cursor increase 1
send_config(0b00001100); //diplay on, cursor off and cursor blink off...
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i am using 16f877a... to control temperature.i have simulated the program in oshonsoft.... Simulation works perfect. But wen i make connections , on llcd display.. i get 1st row as black boxes..i have seen all related posts here in...
i am working on a data logger, that senses temperature & humidity. also need to alarm if values cross a threshold.
i plan to use 16f877 for this, is it okie??
and use lm35 for temp sensing . wat to use for humidity sensing(cheap IC)??
it's an academic project..wish to complete within 2...
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