Re: 1-Wire LCD Hardware?

Bill Troyer <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.hardware.microcontrollers.tini
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Hi Paul --

You can find lot's of serial LCD interfaces,I think the origional was 
from  http://www.seetron.com/ but there are others.
you can hook up at +/- 12 or  TTL on most.

Bill


At 12:29 AM 1/26/2004 -0600, Paul Ingendorf wrote:
>I've been using this tini hardware for 1 week tomorrow and I have to say I
>like it.  I have spent some time learning the 1-Wire interface and was
>wondering if there exists a 1-Wire LCD interface that supports the basic 14
>pin LCDs that are available.  I saw in the archives one mentioned and of
>course the website isn't available etc...  I know I could roll my own using
>a ds2408 but I was wondering if anyone knew were you could get a hold of one
>that was already done and fairly inexpensive.  I found the CLCD which
>claimed to be a one wire LCD controller with 5 GPIO pins until I read the
>fine print and found it wasn't dallas 1-wire compatible at all.
>
>My end result is I simply want to interface an LCD to my tini board in the
>easiest way possible.  I would like to be able to take it off and put it
>back in the easiest way possible so if someone has a solution other than
>1-Wire I would be up for that as well.
>
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