I am looking to setp an external USB-based LCD display for use on a Mac running Mac OS X, with a single particular application called Hardware Monitor.
A page detailing Hardware Monitor's support for LCD displays can be seen here.
This is a new feature of the application and, along with a dearth of OS X drivers for such displays, the range of supported displays is narrow. The author lists these as the requirements for compatibility with this application:
http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/634xe/index.html
...but the author tells me he feels these units do not meet the compatibility requirements of his app. Does anyone know of a similar unit that DOES use an IO-Warrior controller? Thanks.
blakespot
A page detailing Hardware Monitor's support for LCD displays can be seen here.
This is a new feature of the application and, along with a dearth of OS X drivers for such displays, the range of supported displays is narrow. The author lists these as the requirements for compatibility with this application:
- Alphanumeric liquid crystal display modules, following the original Hitachi HD44780 industry standard.
- The LCD must be connected via an USB controller of the type "IO-Warrior", a product developed by Code Mercenaries Hard- und Software GmbH.
http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/634xe/index.html
...but the author tells me he feels these units do not meet the compatibility requirements of his app. Does anyone know of a similar unit that DOES use an IO-Warrior controller? Thanks.
blakespot
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