Hi, im new in this forum 8)
So, i´ve got an old cpu to diassembly to get some old but useful stuff like the power source, some wires, etc.
The thing is that the cpu had a little lcd green screen next to the power button, and it looks pretty much like the lcd screen module for the arduino
The question is, can i get it to work using normal lcd screen libraries? I googled a bit and seems that there is no schematic for this lcd
It says in a corner
VER0.2
TGD-7030AR(3+1)-MAIN
The cpu seems like a generic one since there is no logo in there, but it looks pretty much like an old intel
Here are some photos of the lcd
The question is, can i get it to work using normal lcd screen libraries?
No, as the Arduino libraries are written with other LCD driver chips as targets.
I am afraid but you won't have a chance to find something ready made for your display. You might have to write your own library, but I don't think it is worth the (HUGE) effort.
Go and buy you a compatible display; they are not expensive anymore.
If you read what the connectors on the PCB says, you would find that the item you have is not a "display" per se.
It's a module containing a LCD, microprocessor etc. that reads sensors (fan speed, temperature etc.) and shows that on the LCD. It's not a dot-matrix LCD and as such only have predefined segments and icons. It's not easily controlled with an arduino, but it's possible.
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