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Thanks for the suggestion - will look into using a PIC18F46J50 instead.

Thanks for the advice Ttelmah. I went back over my code with your advice in mind. I concentrated on the innermost loop and found the problem - there were 1 msec delays in the strobes which I forgot ...

After apparently "bricking" the display I purchased another from the same supplier. However despite ordering the same display as previously I received a different one. The display's pcb (unl ...

Loaded your HEX file and got following output on terminal but nothing on the GLCD.
Rm
Does this suggest my GLCD is probably bricked?

What version of CCS C do you have?

I have: PCH C Compiler, Version 4.128, 64605.

What do you plan to do with this?

Use it in a garden rrigation system I'm developing.

Will you want to us ...

I've tried delaying the strobes by 2 cycles and more but I still get ICID: 9393 every time.

Any other ideas?

According to the 16 bit mode documentation the demo code is run on an Arduino Pro which outputs 3.3V. As it wasn't clear in the 8 bit mode documentation which Arduino was being used I incorrectly [spam] ...

I believe it is but I will check the documentation again.

It appears there's a problem with the Emartee website which could explain why the product link in my original post isn't working.

Here's ...

To confirm - I'm using a PIC18F4550 (40-Pin PDIP). Pins 11 & 32 are connected to +5V and pins 12 & 31 to ground. The display's LED-A pin is connected directly to +3.3V on the same breadboard ...

I disconnected DB0-7 from ground and added "while(TRUE) {;}" at the end of main. The ID changed from 0x9393 to 0x0000. I tested DB0-7 with a logic probe and a multimeter. The logic probe ...

I tried the code both ways and the result was the same - "ICID: 9393".

I'm not sure what to do next - I've rechecked the wiring and it's in order. Perhaps I should approach the vendor an ...

My main had a Set_Tris_B in it:

void main (void)
{
unsigned int16 ID;
SET_TRIS_B( 0x00 );
RST_ACTIVE;
ID = readID();
printf("\r\nID=%Lx\r\n",ID ...

Following up on MikeP's post, I'm getting 0x9393 not 0x9325. It seems to me that I'm reading the first byte (0x93) twice and not getting the second byte which I assume is 0x25. If I omit the second ...

I'm using a PIC 18F4550 to develop a driver for a TFT display - http://www.emartee.com/product/41969/TFT%202.4%22%20320
The code below is based on Reference Code (an Arduino sketch - see pg. 11 - 8 b ...