From: Aragon G. <ar...@ph...> - 2004-02-16 08:36:43
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| By Aragon Gouveia <ar...@ph...> | [ 2004-02-16 10:29 +0200 ] > > >The reason I'm asking is because I have one, and I can't help but notice > > >some of the unused circuitry on it. There are pads for a transistor and a > > >bunch of resistors which looks unmistakebly like a switching circuit > > >attached to the LED backlight Anode. The base of the transistor pads leads > > >through a resistor pad into one of the controller chips. > > > > > >I'm thinking that perhaps these modules have an undocumented 44780 command > > >to toggle the backlight on and off, maybe even to adjust its intensity > > >too. I've tried mailing them asking this, but so far no luck with useful > > >replies. Whoops, I cut off the first part without thinking. This is in reference to 44780 modules manufactured by Everbouquet/Wayton. Their part numbers resemble MC1602, MC2002, MC2004, MC4004, etc. If you have one, read above. :) Regards, Aragon |