This paragraph’s aim is to acquaint the reader with basic knowledge on how to control the display, although we are not going to create it’s function library from scratch. Instead, we will use a template provided by Radosław Kwiecień and available on his website radzio.dxp.pl. I have adjusted his function library to work with XMEGA microcontrollers, so that we can use the display in following parts of the preparation course. We will see how new libraries can be added to the Atmel Studio project by the way.
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XMEGA tutorial: LCD display (05)
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Blinking diodes mentioned in the previous part of our tutorial is cool, however not very communicative. That's why before moving on to discussing particular peripherals of XMEGA microcontrollers, we will learn how to operate 16x2 LCD text display with HD44780 driver.
This paragraph’s aim is to acquaint the reader with basic knowledge on how to control the display, although we are not going to create it’s function library from scratch. Instead, we will use a template provided by Radosław Kwiecień and available on his website radzio.dxp.pl. I have adjusted his function library to work with XMEGA microcontrollers, so that we can use the display in following parts of the preparation course. We will see how new libraries can be added to the Atmel Studio project by the way.
This paragraph’s aim is to acquaint the reader with basic knowledge on how to control the display, although we are not going to create it’s function library from scratch. Instead, we will use a template provided by Radosław Kwiecień and available on his website radzio.dxp.pl. I have adjusted his function library to work with XMEGA microcontrollers, so that we can use the display in following parts of the preparation course. We will see how new libraries can be added to the Atmel Studio project by the way.
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