pic -> sed1530 lcd asm code?

Desperately seeking the most basic of assembly code for any PIC to drive an Epson SED1530 based graphic LCD. Just to put a dot on screen would be fantastic! Anyone help? Martin

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Martin (the other one)
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In a few moments of google searching, I found this :

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(seems to be dutch)

If you are new to PIC's and/or LCD's why not try experimenting with the more common 44870 LCD type's?

Texy

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Texy

Thanks Texy, seen this one and hundreds of others but no snippet of asm code. I have plenty of PIC and LCD experience (T6963, HD44870) but I just wanted to compare my code with stuff that definately works. I suspect my code is right and that the display is faulty, but it's driving me nuts! Thanks Martin

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Martin (the other one)

Is it compatible with the S1D13305? I have some asm code written for the

80c552 that works. Maybe you can translate it... Also i used a program called lcdhype to test if the display worked.

SFC

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SFC

Thanks for the offer and info SFC. Think I've solved it --> changed to a different LCD! Cheers Martin

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Martin (the other one)

but did you solve it ? or move to a totaly differnt type of lcd ? if you did solve it you may want to share how you did it.

David

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david

Think the 1530 was faulty as one of it's data lines was only providing about

1v max, so changed to another device (T6963C) which, although a slightly different protocol, works like a dream using the same PIC. Reckon my original code for the 1530 was correct all along.

Martin

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Martin (the other one)

thats about the worst problem you can have. trying to sort out something that is not broken :-)

David

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david

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