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Using Serial LCD Nexus with IR repeater

Posted: 16 Oct 2008  Print Version  Bookmark and Share Subscribe

Keywords: IR repeater  LCD Nexus  TX8 block 

[Summary of tips] An LCD display is a good addition to a product, however it monopolises an entire port of the PSoC device. In applications where pin resources are limited, a single TX8 block and a single pin is used to control display of text. This is done on a parallel LCD using this application note (programmed to a separate PSoC) by Chris Pa......
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