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My senior design team is trying to use a PIC16F874 microcontroller to display measured force values onto a CFAH1602B-TMI-JT LCD screen. The program we have currently written for our application does not show anything on the screen at all (not even the blinking cursor). We have an example program which simply displays the text "Hello" which does work on the Quick Start Education Board's LCD screen. However, when we remove the chip from the board and place it in our protoboard along with the CFAH1602B-TMI-JT, nothing is displayed.
We believe that we need to make changes to our code to accommodate for the CFAH1602B-TMI-JT. The program which displays on the Quick Start Board does not have R/W output. Is it necessary for the CFAH1602B-TMI-JT to have an R/W connection to display? My team and I are stumped on this problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
BME Design Team
My senior design team is trying to use a PIC16F874 microcontroller to display measured force values onto a CFAH1602B-TMI-JT LCD screen. The program we have currently written for our application does not show anything on the screen at all (not even the blinking cursor). We have an example program which simply displays the text "Hello" which does work on the Quick Start Education Board's LCD screen. However, when we remove the chip from the board and place it in our protoboard along with the CFAH1602B-TMI-JT, nothing is displayed.
We believe that we need to make changes to our code to accommodate for the CFAH1602B-TMI-JT. The program which displays on the Quick Start Board does not have R/W output. Is it necessary for the CFAH1602B-TMI-JT to have an R/W connection to display? My team and I are stumped on this problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
BME Design Team
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