N nabla1 New Member Aug 29, 2006 #1 Is it possible to use a 18x to drive a hg12605 graphic LCD? Thanks.
T thelabwiz Senior Member Aug 29, 2006 #2 The C code here uses A PC's printer port to display a small video image on that LCD - and uses 12 pins... http://version6.net/src/hg12605tv.c There is a datasheet for the LCD here: http://datasheets.sinus.cz/sosni.php?id=3617#search=%22hg12605%20lcd%22 John
The C code here uses A PC's printer port to display a small video image on that LCD - and uses 12 pins... http://version6.net/src/hg12605tv.c There is a datasheet for the LCD here: http://datasheets.sinus.cz/sosni.php?id=3617#search=%22hg12605%20lcd%22 John
N nabla1 New Member Aug 30, 2006 #3 Thanks for your info. Can I use a serial to parallel chip (shift register) to connect one output of picaxe to 8 inputs of the GLCD?
Thanks for your info. Can I use a serial to parallel chip (shift register) to connect one output of picaxe to 8 inputs of the GLCD?
hippy Technical Support Staff member Aug 30, 2006 #4 Yes, you can probably use a shift register just as you can with a normal text LCD. If looking at that C code mentioned earlier for inspiration, watch out for the author's confused belief that -5V is the same as 0V.
Yes, you can probably use a shift register just as you can with a normal text LCD. If looking at that C code mentioned earlier for inspiration, watch out for the author's confused belief that -5V is the same as 0V.
