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Problem with interfacing a Nokia 3310 display

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Hi all, I've tried to test PCD8544 (nokia 3310 display) by connecting pin 1(Vdd) to 3 V and pin 6 to ground and I get no response from LCD. Should it blink or something by connecting it to supply voltage, if not how to test if it is working?
 

lcd 3310 5v avr

This may give you some hints:
**broken link removed**
If you can't get your hands on the PICAXE-18X you can use any microcontroller that you are familiar with and define your own SDA, SCK, CS, DC and RES pins ..
Also, decoding PICAXE basic program is difficult - if you need more info use Revolution PICAXE site - within 10 minutes you should be able to understand how it works ..

Regards,
IanP
 

3310 display 5v

defenetly no blinking ,you should give some data to the data lines to see some thing on the lcd
 

nokia 3310 display avr

Heya :D

I hope my old project can help you.
This is a full Library for use your nokia LCD , all coded in C.
I have use the PIC18LF258 and it run very well.
You have to modify the Nokia_LCD.h for #define the pin you want
use for the LCD on your board.
And naturaly the TRIS in the main.c :D
If you want use it on a PIC16F877A then just modify the main.c
In case you want test it before coding then they is the *.hex to burn on
your 18LF258.
The pins i used for control the LCD was :

#define nok_sclk RB0 //PORTB.0
#define nok_sda RB1 //PORTB.1
#define nok_dc RB2 //PORTB.2
#define nok_cs RB3 //PORTB.3
#define nok_res RB4 //PORTB.4

Cya , and ... Enjoy.

PS : sorry for my english , i'm a little Frenchy :)
 

nokia 3310 lcd

by the way there may be some starting code that first should be given (if the driver Ic is connected)
 

nokia 3310 display based projects

hi friend i have successfully interfaced the nokia 3310 lcd to an 8051 microcontroller and also to my computers parallel port its very helpful.
 

3310 display avr

Thank you, I'm findding this information.
It is very helpful.
 

nokia3310 display problem

hey any got idea how to check whether display is working or not before interfacing it to microcontroller?/..plz reply
 

screen problem nokia 3310

LCD do not blink after Vdd is connected. Instead you need to restart controller to some time to let controller set the charge pumps. I destroyed one display because I didn't reset controller in time. Be careful of this!

Controller can also run at 5V as well ;)
 

3310 blink

Hello!

I think the reason you fried your Nokia is not because of the reset, but because
you used 5V instead of 3.3V.

By the way her is which works _exactly_ like the Nokia (I mean,
it works with SPI and has the same 8 pins). But its resolution is 101 x 64
instead of 84 x 48.
Another advantage is that it is delivered with source code and with a tiny
2.54mm pitch adaptor board for its flex cable.

And here is how it may look in action.


Dora.

LordAli said:
LCD do not blink after Vdd is connected. Instead you need to restart controller to some time to let controller set the charge pumps. I destroyed one display because I didn't reset controller in time. Be careful of this!

Controller can also run at 5V as well ;)
 

fast avr for nokia display

Negative, I always run LCD on 5V because my AVR is also 5V and it works well. Since I reset LCD through AVR there is no problem. When I reset it manually by my hand, it's not fast.
 

nokia 3310 lcd absolute maximum

Hello!

About your LCD: are using the Nokia 3310, right?
In this case you may be interested in .

I agree that the absolute maximum ratings (page 17) state that it may stand 7V,
but usually in any design one should refer to the DC characteristics (page 18),
not the absolute maximum ratings.

Dora.

LordAli said:
Negative, I always run LCD on 5V because my AVR is also 5V and it works well. Since I reset LCD through AVR there is no problem. When I reset it manually by my hand, it's not fast.
 

lcd3310 india

I am reseaching a project about lcd controller with verilog hdl.
someone who did this project can help me ?
my email:renyujie_0214@163.com
thanks
 

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