A quick question on LCDs
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I have a BS2sx and was wondering if I could use any type of serial
LCD with it or do I have to use the ones made for stamps such as the
Scott Edwards LCDs?
Thanks in advance!
-Allan
LCD with it or do I have to use the ones made for stamps such as the
Scott Edwards LCDs?
Thanks in advance!
-Allan
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Brian
different serial LCDs, all with good results.
FWIW, you might want to check out the Matrix Orbital
(www.matrix-orbital.com) units. They also have an I2C interface, if you
ever plan to use a BS2p, the I2C interface is very nice for savings
pins.
On Mon, 2002-11-18 at 00:54, Allan wrote:
> I have a BS2sx and was wondering if I could use any type of serial
> LCD with it or do I have to use the ones made for stamps such as the
> Scott Edwards LCDs?
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Brian <stamp@k...>
parallel LCD of go with the Scott Edwards unit.
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> I have a BS2sx and was wondering if I could use any type of serial
> LCD with it or do I have to use the ones made for stamps such as the
> Scott Edwards LCDs?
hook up parallel lcds. The serial ones are harder to get and cost a fair bit
more.
If you search for PCF8574 LCD BS2 you'll find some examples of how to hook
up a parallel LCD with only a few pins (74HC595 versions abound too).
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From: "Allan" <hot_wired_99@y...>
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Sent: Sunday, November 17, 2002 9:54 PM
Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] A quick question on LCDs
> I have a BS2sx and was wondering if I could use any type of serial
> LCD with it or do I have to use the ones made for stamps such as the
> Scott Edwards LCDs?
>
> Thanks in advance!
> -Allan
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get togethers... I usually pay from 2 to 10 dollars each depending
on how many I am getting. I can usually spare 6 pins on a project to
run the display. I have a very easy to use LCD program I will be
uploading soon.
You can basically use just about any LCD of your choice. It really
depends on how much work you're willing to do on your end. I'm using
a 1/4 vga graphics display with my BS2. The best part is that I don't
have to use any of the I/O pins in order to interface to the LCD. I
simply use the Stamp's serial lines to communicate to the LCD.
Ed
--- In basicstamps@y..., "Allan" <hot_wired_99@y...> wrote:
> I have a BS2sx and was wondering if I could use any type of serial
> LCD with it or do I have to use the ones made for stamps such as
the
> Scott Edwards LCDs?
>
> Thanks in advance!
> -Allan