Difference between revisions of "Interfacing KS0108 GLCD with Starter AVR"
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Revision as of 15:46, 16 April 2016
Now a days GLCD's are more popular than character LCD's as we can create different fonts, display bitmap images and lot more. So in this tutorial we will interface KS0108 GLCD with our Starter AVR board which has ATmega 32 micro controller on it. To learn more about this GLCD, visit our Interfacing KS0108 based JHD12864E Graphics LCD with Atmega32 tutorial.
Basic
Hookup
Code
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| #include "glcd.h" //User defined LCD library which conatins the lcd routines | |
| /* start the main program */ | |
| int main(void) | |
| { | |
| GLCD_Init(); | |
| GLCD_Printf("Hello World!"); | |
| GLCD_GoToLine(4); | |
| GLCD_Printf("*&^%$#@!~"); | |
| GLCD_GoToLine(7); | |
| GLCD_DisplayString("Well this is the end!"); | |
| while(1); | |
| } |
Demo
Downloads