shows the output of 16 bit binary to
decimal conversion on a dot matrix LCD
Concept
Specifications
Project Resources
Available Microchip PIC
Assembler Source Code
This test application demonstrates the usage of the LCD assembler module files m_lcdv16.asm and m_lcdb16.asm on a PIC 16F84. These module files are suitable for displaying decimal and binary information on a dot matrix LCD. Together with the module file m_lcd.asm, they work with LCD controllers such as Hitachi HD44780 (PDF data sheet, 389 kB), Samsung KS0073 (PDF data sheet, 673 kB), and compatibles.
The program initializes the LCD display to 4 bit transfer mode, clears two 8 bit registers (LO, HI) for the 16 bit counter, and displays every counter step as decimal and binary value on the LCD display.
Shows the implementation and functionality of the modules m_wait.asm,
m_lcd.asm, m_lcdv16.asm and m_lcdb16.asm
on the PIC16F84. For the Samsung KS0073 controller type,
the constant 'LCDTYPE' must be set to 0x1 to include also the
extended function set features for configuration. If this does
not help, see also the FAQ
section concerning LCD communication issues.
LCD display |
PCB test board for PIC16C84/PIC16F84 |
Processor: | Microchip PIC 16F84 |
Clock Frequency: | 4 MHz crystal (XT mode) |
Throughput: | 1 MIPS |
Code Size of entire Program: | approx. 203 instruction words |
LCD Transmission Mode: | 4 Bit on D4 - D7 (MSB), uses high nibble of the LCD port |
LCD Connections: | 7 wires (4 Data, 3 Command) |
Total LCD Connections: | 10 wires (4 Data, 3 Command, 1 Vdd, 1 GND, 1 Contrast) |
Required Hardware: | HD44780 compatible dot matrix LCD (2x16, 2x20 or 2x40 characters) |
Main File | HEX Files |
Download assembler source code: counter.asm |
Download Hex File: Specifications: |
The above program needs additional include files (modules) to get successfully assembled: m_bank.asm, m_wait.asm, m_lcd.asm, m_lcdb16.asm |
Last updated: 05.01.2005