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AH ha!

you're using port A!! (I thought you were using port D from your notation - but 16f628 is a small device of course)

Pin A5 cannot send data.

lame, I know. Check the data sheet and use ...

lcd_putc expects only one char at a time as far as I know. I use my tutors LCD driver, but I except its functionally the same.

Try printf(lcd_putc,"\fHello, World!");

I noticed ...

Here's the code that uses the above driver to draw a graph:
Note that this is not very nice or clean code!!
Finished code working:
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/2092/p4100002kr1.th.jpg

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OK - the above two posts give the LCD driver.

Here's a quick example that shows how to use the functions

To draw a single byte on page 4, 20 columns along: (pixels are grouped together in 8's fo ...

ignore, originally needed two posts to get all code in.

[url=http://www.illhostit.com/files/5e6736dc272ce6baae10fb70db1fdade/jean.c]The Driver

I had to upload the file rather than post it using [code] tags as for some reasons the code was getting messed ...

You've tried other solutions, ultralol?

I'm cool with Pascal, though I've never tried 'embedded pascal' (contrary to my what my screen name might suggest).

I just want to know what I have the po ...

RogerB, thanks for the tip. I've had a look at their site before but didn't notice the book.

I was rather excited to see that filter design was incorporated into Mikroe's IDE.

Cheers for the link, PCMP.

So there's absolutely no one here who's written programs for the dsPIC?!

Different graphic LCDs use different control protocols.

If you're using a 128x64 pixel cheapo one using one of the standard interfaces, then I can give you code to drive it and simple examples.

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Hi everyone,

I am a student of electronic engineering and comp. sci. and have spent some time using PIC 16/18 MPUs.

My current knowledge level is quite high concerning PIC18s and below but I rea ...