It depends on what kind of LCD monitor you have. You might have a standard TV (NTSC video) input monitor or a VGA input monitor. In those cases, you could use any of several standard TV or VGA drivers, whether graphics or text-only. These come with the Propeller Tool and are also available in the Propeller Object Exchange (obex.parallax.com/). You might have a small serial or parallel LCD display like those sold by Parallax. If serial, you could use any of several serial I/O drivers. Simple_Serial.spin is the simplest. Again, look in the Object Exchange. If parallel, the specifics depend on the controller chip used. There are several I/O drivers for parallel LCDs in the Object Exchange. See if one of them matches.
All of the various display I/O drivers have routines for converting integers to displayable numbers in decimal, hexadecimal, or binary format. If you need floating point, there's a floating point library in the Object Exchange and floating point to string routines as well.
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All of the various display I/O drivers have routines for converting integers to displayable numbers in decimal, hexadecimal, or binary format. If you need floating point, there's a floating point library in the Object Exchange and floating point to string routines as well.
how should we go about doing this with this product?
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Take a look at "Debug_LCD_Test" for help on displaying numbers and text.
To get data from a sensor, put the data in a variable, and then use a command like "LCD.dec(My variable)"
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