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From: Gernot F. <g....@gm...> - 2005-06-20 17:16:29
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On Mon, 20 Jun 2005, J S wrote: >=20 > Yea, I would've used one of those LCDs, but the > project I'm planning on doing is going to require > quite a few pins from the microcontroller that is not > just for LCD. Since the 2051 only has 20 pins, it > makes adding other components to the microcontroller > with a LCD that uses half of the available pins a bit > difficult. Thats why I went with the serial LCDbug. Use an 4094 8bit shiftregister to connect the Display in 4-bit mode. This need 3 pinns. You can reduce the pins with a RC for strobe. Or a bit expansive use a PCF8574 IIC-Portexpander. This use 2 pins.=20 You get 8 bidirektional portpins. One or 2 of them are free after connect= ing the Display. --=20 MFG Gernot |