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After weeks (and getting started to learn MikroC) I've tried again with flowcode to display data on the GLCD...AND IT WORKS!!!

The solution was: control port = B, not C

I don't know why it is, but it works!

Hi Benj,

I've found the original datasheet of my GlCD, but it's too large to attach here. Here is the link, where you can download it:
http://www.gydlcd-lcm.com/003/pdf/20051 ... 856536.rar

Thanx, majerv

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Hi Folks! I try to learn programming the PICs parallel with Flowcode with an other program (MikroC) and that works perfect with my GLCD. But it's too difficult to export my programs there and I prefer Flowcode too. I wonder if is it possible to import the mikroC codes to flowcode to let my GLCD work...

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Hi Benj The GLCD I use has the following pinout: VSS, VDD, VO, RS, R/W, E, D0-7, CS1, CS2, RST, Vout, SLA, SLK. The pinout in the readme file is different: +5V, GND, Contrast Pot, RD0, RD1, RD2, RD3, RD4, RD5, RD6, RD7, RC0, RC1, 10K - +5v, RC4, RC2, RC3, Contrast Pot, +5V, 22R GND I've tried this f...

Hi Benj The GLCD I use has the following pinout: VSS, VDD, VO, RS, R/W, E, D0-7, CS1, CS2, RST, Vout, SLA, SLK. The GLCD Component in Flowcode has only four pins to set: Reset, Chip select, Clock, Data. I've tried it with the beta component you've adviced in the "GLCDs" topic. What to do now? PLS HLP

I could test the GLCD, and it works fine with an other circuit. But with flowcode only some pixels are changing on a black background.

Any Idea?

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Hi All!

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Has anybody any idea?

Thanx, gustaw

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Hi!

I'm new here and I find Flowcode very cool! I would translate it to slovakian if you are interested in.

Thx, Viktor