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how to mount a lcd display onto a robot
I wanted to take a LCD screen (like one of these click here) and physically mount it on our robot. I searched some threads but couldn't find anything of satisfaction. I know it works by a series of digital I/O signals but am not sure how i would go about wiring it or programing it. I want to use this to display info entered in by a keypad. I know how to wire it to a serial cable (doesn't help me much in terms of mounting to the robot).
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