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Hi,
I have LCD - UC242908 (SamSung) and I've found this infos. On the back there is M38067 mcu and the 16 pins connector of the board is wired like this : 16 - pin 74 mcu (P67/AN7) 15 - pin 30 mcu (Vss) 14 - pin 75 mcu (P66/AN6) 13 - connected to R7 on the board 12 - pin 76 mcu (P65/AN5) 11 - pin 71 mcu (Vcc) 10 - pin 77 mcu (P64/AN4) 9 - connected to R3 on the board 8 - pin 78 mcu (P63/AN3) 7 - pin 26 mcu (P41) 6 - pin 79 mcu (P62/AN2) 5 - pin 27 mcu (P40) 4 - pin 80 mcu (P61/AN1) 3 - pin 23 mcu (P42/INT0) 2 - pin 1 mcu (P60/AN0) 1 - pin 22 mcu (P43/INT1) I think that data bus is : 2 - 4 - 6 - 8 - 10 - 12 - 14 - 16 D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 MCU power : 11 = +5v 15 = gnd But for 7, 5, 3, 1 I don't understand fonctionnality and pins 13 and 9 are connected like this (I think that is LCD power but I dont know how to connect) : Code:
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13 -------R--------------------------T R
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9 --------R----------------- T
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GND
how to conect this pin ??? Thanks in advance |
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Hey , info needed please...
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I can't help you much...
The transistor has to be NPN (BC337....), probably to turn on LCD backlight, and resistor should be ~1K... I hope this helps.
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Almost all LCD text modules are compatible with the Hitachi HD44780, they use 14 pins for the interface (see http://www.winpicprog.co.uk/pic_tutorial_lcd_board.htm), and optionally an extra two (giving your 16 pins) if they have a backlight.
There's also an excellent LCD article on the EPE website at http://www.epemag.wimborne.co.uk/resources.htm |
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thanks
I try the test board on EPE website ... |
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