Hi People!
i have a question, i'm new in arduino and i've looking for LCD examples and learning about that, including pinout.
So, i Have a Ti-83+ Calculator, i found his pinout in internet and i know; it's quite similar to a normal Display, but have the next 17 pins:
1 Reset: Active-low input for resetting the LCD screen.
2 D0: Input for the 8-bit parallel interface
3 D1: Input for the 8-bit parallel interface
4 D2: Input for the 8-bit parallel interface
5 D3: Input for the 8-bit parallel interface
6 D4: Input for the 8-bit parallel interface
7 D5: Input for the 8-bit parallel interface
8 D6: Input for the 8-bit parallel interface
9 D7: Input for the 8-bit parallel interface
10 CE: Active-low clock for the parallel interface
11 RW: Input for parallel interface read/write mode: High = read, low = write.
For most purposes you can leave this tied low.
12 D/I: Selects whether to send graphic data, or to send a command. High = data, low = command.
13 STB: Active-low standby input. Typically you would leave this tied high unless
you want to put the LCD in a low-power state.
14 NC: Bare pad that is not connected to anything on the PCB.
15 NC: Bare pad that is not connected to anything on the PCB.
16 VCC: Power supply input: 2.7-5.5 volts DC.
17 GND: Power supply ground.
Can i use this display like a normal one? knowing that is huge in comparison with a normal display?
help me with, can you explain me how to use if is not the same connections.
Thanks.
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