Thanks for the link. I had found the Samsung controller chip but missed the character font summary. The short answer is 5x7, 8 programmable character cells, and a standard default font. I put a preliminary display microcontroller spec in the files section under hardware. I offer this as a starting point. Protocol needs to be decided at some point. Based on the controller used in the LCD module, it is difficult to implement contiguous two line scrolling. However, it is easier to do two line horizontal windowing (e.g. looking into a larger buffer). I chose to implement contiguous scrolling in a simple TTY mode. The LCD allows direct character addressing (e.g. place this character at this postion). I didn't bother with this for my 8x2 since the lines are so short. I just implemented commands to set the character position at the beginning of either line and move forward and backward commands. I also didn't implement a cursor since I'm never really doing character input. However, anything is possible. It's just code so fire away. Dave --- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, "John Loffink" <jloffink@...> wrote: > > Lumex Samsung controller LCD spec: > > http://www.lumex.com/technotes.aspx > >> There are some features built into the controller that it would >> be nice to know if are implemented in the display module. For >> example, what is the character font (I can't find it), how many >> programmable characters, etc. I assume this is a 5x7 with an 8th >> row for cursor.
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Re: LCD support
2006-03-13 by djbrow54
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