#ARDUINO LCD LIBRARY CLEAR CODE#
Void MCP23S17_LCD::write4bits(uint8_t value, bool RSbit) One might observe that from the original code I have kept only the initialization in 4-bit mode. address OR'd in later, bits 1-3In MCP23S17.c we have a new set of low-level functions for MCP23S17 and for communications with the LCD: Opcode for MCP23S17 with LSB (bit0) set to read (1), Opcode for MCP23S17 with LSB (bit0) set to write (0),
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Control byte and configuration register information Most registers names and values are explained in the datasheet. In MCP23S17.h, besides updating some function naming and parameters, you will find some #defines related to MCP23S17. Below there are some of the major changes: You might wonder what are the changes needed to make the LCD work with the MCP23S17. print the number of seconds since reset: (note: line 1 is the second row, since counting begins with 0): set up the LCD's number of columns and rows: Then, all the high-level functions described at will work with the new LCd object, just like in the original LCd library.īelow is just a short example that writes “Hello world” on the LCD:
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The MCP23S17 hardware address is set as 0 using the jumpers on the Expand click board. On the Arduino side, the layout Arduino Uno Click Shield dictates the pins used: The board used for testing is the ubiquitous Arduino Uno. The Expand click was placed in mikroBUS socket #1 of an Arduino Uno Click Shield.
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#ARDUINO LCD LIBRARY CLEAR DOWNLOAD#
With the above simplifications, one does only need to have a basic understanding on how the MCP23S17 operates - so if you are not familiar with it, download the datasheet and study it before going any further.įor developing this library I used one Expand Click from MikroElektronika, configured for 5V operation. However, within the data port, the connections to the LCD are hardwired and cannot be changed at this moment. The user chooses between PORTA and PORTB when he creates the LCD object.
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