From: Magnus R. <mag...@gm...> - 2007-05-21 13:35:05
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Hi Michael, thank you for your fast answer. > Hi Magnus, > > > I think the particular display is controlled by pin number 6, all other > connection are identical for each display > This is correct. Pin 6 (ENABLE) controls to which display the actual > data ist sent > > > In the moment I see the following configuration for pin number 6: > > > > Display 01 : parallel port pin 01 = STROBE > > Display 02: parallel port pin 13 = SELECTED (?) > This will not work, because SELECT is an INPUT pin and you need an > OUTPUT signal... In the wiki (example two display on one bus)there is the a connection between pin 13 (parallel port) and pin 6. > > > Display 03: parallel port pin 17 = SELECT INPUT (?) > > Display 04: parallel port pin ?? = > > There are four control pins available: STROBE, AUTOFD, INIT and > SELECTIN. Which pin you use for which display makes no difference, you > just have to specify the correct wiring. > Means this a double connection because normally AUTOFD ist connected to pin 5 (display) and INIT to pin 4 (display) ? > There's a good documentation for the different pins at the lcd4linux > wiki, on the HD44780 display page. > > > bye, Michael > > PS If you finish your "monster display", could you please provide some > photos for the wiki? Surely, and also a plan of all connections bye, Magnus -- Ist Ihr Browser Vista-kompatibel? Jetzt die neuesten Browser-Versionen downloaden: http://www.gmx.net/de/go/browser |