I need some Lcd help
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ok im a little bit of a nube but im ok at STAMP BS2.
Here is a link to the lcd im using
Im wondering what thay meen when thay say JPE
'If you are driving the display's "DATA_IN" line with 0v to 5v
'signals (which would be typical in a Basic Stamp application), be
'sure to close "JPE" on the LCD.
would·"JPE" be something in the basic stamp program or·like a button on the lcd
I dont exactly have the lcd yet so·I·cant·look·for buttons on it or any thing
OK heres what i got
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Links for lcd
Main page for my lcd
Specifications
User's Manual
ok im a little bit of a nube but im ok at STAMP BS2.
Here is a link to the lcd im using
Im wondering what thay meen when thay say JPE
'If you are driving the display's "DATA_IN" line with 0v to 5v
'signals (which would be typical in a Basic Stamp application), be
'sure to close "JPE" on the LCD.
would·"JPE" be something in the basic stamp program or·like a button on the lcd
I dont exactly have the lcd yet so·I·cant·look·for buttons on it or any thing
OK heres what i got
·
Links for lcd
Main page for my lcd
Specifications
User's Manual
Comments
·· Where are you getting that information about JPE from?
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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
csavage@parallax.com
'If you are driving the display's "DATA_IN" line with 0v to 5v
'signals (which would be typical in a Basic Stamp application), be
'sure to close "JPE" on the LCD.
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' Program: COUNT.BS2 (Print-at-location with Stamp 2)
' This is the same as the previous program, but modified for the
' BS2 model. Since this program sends data to the Backpack
' at 9600 baud, be sure to install a jumper at BPS on the board.
' :::Note::: Make sure to connect the Backpack serial input to
' BS2 pin P0, not SOUT. SOUT is used for communication with the
' PC during programming/debugging.
Chris
·· There is no mention of a JPE (Presumably a jumper) in the manual you posted a link to.· Perhaps there was a revision to the device since that code was written, and it is no longer necessary.· You really should wait until you have the LCD and know if you have a problem.
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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
csavage@parallax.com
It seems it could be a typo. Or, the software could have been created for another LCD and since it works with almost any serial LCD, they recommended it for this one [noparse][[/noparse]which has no JPE].
Overall, it is a nice LCD with pretty good documentation. Still, you may have to create your own Pbasic program to drive it. The other program might just be useful as an intial test.
I do a "Hello World" test and have the LCD blink so that I can run in for 24 hours as a burn in.
That way I know it is working and I know I have software that will verify it is not broken if I late do something terrible to the LCD.
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