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07-01-2008, 12:36
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Re: Interfacing robot with LCD
The question is too general to permit a simple answer. "How" depends entirely on what LCD panel you use. Its documentation will explain what signals it needs.
Filtering programming information through a non-programmer is usually a bad idea. It's very easy for useful suggestions to get misinterpreted and miscommunicated. Once your programmer has specific questions, it would be best for him or her to ask them himself/herself. |
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