Trying to drive an lcd1602 display using my raspberry pi. Program failing with error message 'No module named LCD1602' when asked to import LCD1602. Where will I find this module.
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Trying to drive an lcd1602 display using my raspberry pi. Program failing with error message 'No module named LCD1602' when asked to import LCD1602. Where will I find this module.
Malcolm Smith
-- T M Smith Using an ARMX6 and RISC OS 5.21 in the North Riding of Yorkshire
FAIK the LCD1602 is an ordinary 2x16 characters LCD display and pin compatible with similar displays using HD44780 drivers (or compatibles). The LCD1602 may or may not be compatible. You'l have to check the datasheets to find out. Off course you will need the schematic (for connecting the pins) and a library for the software interface. Once you have the datasheet of the display, you may be able to write the library yourself but that's another tale.
petrus bitbyter
If you were supplied with LCD1602.py put it in the same directory, if not just google for it.
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