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1997\10\29@022552 by Josef Hanzal

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Hi all,

I have bought a graphical dot-matrix LCD display (graphical in the sense
each dot can be controlled separately). The only little thing I lack is a
description of the interface. I wonder if there is any similar standard like
the Hitachi HD44780 for alphanumeric displays. All the info I have gathered
so far:

The display module is designated TM10032 - 100 x 32 dots, manufacturer
unknown. It has eighteen pins: Vss, Vcc, Vo, A0, R/W, E1, E2, NC, DB0..DB7,
LED-, LED+.

It is controlled by two NJU6450 chips, made by JRC - Japanese Radio Company
(now NJR - New Japanese Radio). I have visited their web page, but they do
not have any info online. I have requested the literature in paper form, but
so far received no s-mail, no fax, no e-mail.

As I am running short of time, I would appreciate any advice. A compatible
chip documented on the web would be a lifesaver, but any help is
appreciated. TIA.

(Needless to say the whole instrument is PIC16C74 based.)

Josef

1997\10\29@043003 by Kalle Pihlajasaari

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Hi,

> description of the interface. I wonder if there is any similar standard like
> the Hitachi HD44780 for alphanumeric displays. All the info I have gathered
>
> It is controlled by two NJU6450 chips, made by JRC - Japanese Radio Company

The NJU6428 is software compatible with a Hitachi HD44780 so there may
be a Hitachi equibvalent for your controller as well.

An EPSON SED1520 controller is capable of driving a 128 x 32 display
so they may also have a compatible.

Regret no data sheets on those ICs.

Cheers
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1997\10\29@051310 by Octavio Nogueira

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>Hi,
>
>> description of the interface. I wonder if there is any similar standard
like
>> the Hitachi HD44780 for alphanumeric displays. All the info I have
gathered
>>
>> It is controlled by two NJU6450 chips, made by JRC - Japanese Radio
Company
>
>The NJU6428 is software compatible with a Hitachi HD44780 so there may
>be a Hitachi equibvalent for your controller as well.
>
>An EPSON SED1520 controller is capable of driving a 128 x 32 display
>so they may also have a compatible.
>
>Regret no data sheets on those ICs.
>

The EPSON SED1330/1335 is capable of controlling a display up to 640x256,
the data sheet is avaiable at http://www.hantronix.com and the part is
avaiable at http://www.digikey.com

I hope this help

Octavio

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1997\10\29@080856 by Steve Lawther

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    Josef,
   
    I have the data sheet in paper form but no scanner, so codes listed
    below:-
                       A0 RD WR d7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0
    Display On/Off     0  1  0  1  0  1  0  1  1  1  D - D=0 for On
   
    Display startline  0  1  0  1  1  0  A4 A3 A2 A1 A0
    (for smooth scroll)
    Page Address Set   0  1  0  1  0  1  1  1  0  Page (0-3)
   
    Column Addr Set    0  1  0  0  Column Address (0 - 79)
   
    Status Read        0  0  1  BsyAdcOn Rst0  0  0  0 - Bsy = 1 for busy
                                                         Adc = 1 clockwise
                                                         On/off = 0 on
                                                         Reset = 1 reset
    Write Display Data 1  1  0  -------Data-----------
   
    Read Display Data  1  1  0  -------Data-----------
   
    ADC selection      0  1  0  1  0  1  0  0  0  0  C - C=0 clockwise O/P
                                                           1 = CCW O/P
    Static drive on/off0  1  0  1  0  1  0  0  1  0  S - S=1 static drive
                                                           0 Dynamic drive
    Duty Ratio select  0  1  0  1  0  1  0  1  0  0  R - R=1 1/32 duty
                                                           0 1/64 duty
    Read Modify Write  0  1  0  1  1  1  0  0  0  0  0
    (incriment column address only on a write, not on a read)
    End                0  1  0  1  1  1  0  1  1  1  0
    (end read modify write)
    Reset              0  1  0  1  1  1  0  0  0  1  0
   
    Power save         0  1  0  1  0  1  0  1  1  1  0
    (dual command)     0  1  0  1  0  1  0  0  1  0  1
   
   
    Hope this can get you started, Just shout for more!
   
                       Steve Lawther
   
    http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/steve_lawther/ucindex.htm


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Date:    29/10/97 11:05


Hi all,
   
I have bought a graphical dot-matrix LCD display (graphical in the sense
each dot can be controlled separately). The only little thing I lack is a
description of the interface. I wonder if there is any similar standard like
the Hitachi HD44780 for alphanumeric displays. All the info I have gathered
so far:
   
The display module is designated TM10032 - 100 x 32 dots, manufacturer
unknown. It has eighteen pins: Vss, Vcc, Vo, A0, R/W, E1, E2, NC, DB0..DB7,
LED-, LED+.
   
It is controlled by two NJU6450 chips, made by JRC - Japanese Radio Company
(now NJR - New Japanese Radio). I have visited their web page, but they do
not have any info online. I have requested the literature in paper form, but
so far received no s-mail, no fax, no e-mail.
   
As I am running short of time, I would appreciate any advice. A compatible
chip documented on the web would be a lifesaver, but any help is
appreciated. TIA.
   
(Needless to say the whole instrument is PIC16C74 based.)
   
Josef
   

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