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Cheap color LCD with Arduino
2. January 2009 - 16:50 — admin
A Nokia 6100 (or 6610) LCD display driver for use with the Arduino micrcontroller platform.
This library is designed for LCD modules with the Epson S1D15G10 controller - the driver is not compatible with its Phillips controller pendant (slightly different command-set) which is in some of the Nokia 6610s.
Basically the driver is capable of doing the following thins:
* specifying the color of a single pixel on the screen
* drawing a line
* drawing a circle
* drawing a rectangel (and fill it if wanted)
* drawing a picture from an array of data converted from .xpm (converter not included in this distribution)
* drawing text (char/string)
(See also my pages about these displays with ARM Cortex-M3 microcontrollers: 6100 LCD
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hey your 'Nokia 6610 LCD +
hey your 'Nokia 6610 LCD + Arduino' link is not working. it would be great to work with your library if you can fix it.
thanks
Hey, you're right, the target
Hey, you're right, the target page seems doesn't exists, but - it isn't mine. Try ask the guy who made the library, the owner of these pages. Look at http://lukrop.bplaced.net/start and I hope you find you're looking for.
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