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Ah, the lcd i'm using has VEE as the contrast adjustment. Or wait... does it need VO and VEE tied to the same pot to adjust the contrast?
http://www.newhavendisplay.com/pdf/n...az-nsw-bbw.pdf <-- what i'm using. |
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Refer to the schematic previously suggested.
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aha, alright. I have a contact at the company that I've been dealing with on a regular basis, I'll forward him the schematic and ask him what he thinks of it, and if he gives a better answer I'll post it here for the sake of knowledge |
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VEE is a negative voltage generator built into some GLCDs.
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Alright, I have the new lcd all wired up, and it's functioning just fine. To try and verify it was working I tried running the hacked up version of futz's code I had, with the LAT's in place, and other initializations, and I'm still not getting _anything_ to display.
I realized why I fried teh last one, and that is because I was forcing a positive voltage/current into Vee, and since the guy from blue room electronics pointed out that it's a negative voltage generator, I can see this being a problem--or an escape for the special smoke. Anyway, like I said in a previous post our group has everything else done for this circuit and programmed a simpler lcd in case we can't get this going. Thanks for the help! |
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Hey, I finally got the LCD working. I worked with Pommie's code because it was displaying something static. I initially had the lcd wired to PORTA, and I think that might have been part of the problem. Furthermore, I copied the PORTD initializing info off the data sheet, inserting assembling to clear PORTD/LATD. So, all the PORTD pins are assigned to the control pins, and the data is tied to PORTB.
Honestly, I'm not sure why it's working now. Part of me thinks that I wasn't initializing PORTA correctly, and that due to the simplicity of PORTD and it's lack of difficult initialization. Thanks for all the help and holding my hand along the way. |
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