Initial setup for FC-113 controller of TextLCD(1602A)

Dependencies:   TextLCD

This example is a simple use case for the user of Text LCD with the FC-113 controller, based on Mbed OS 5.

Note that PCF8574T has Mbed base addresses 0x40 ~ 0x4E, while PCF8574AT has base addresses 0x70 ~ 0x7E.

I used 0x4E for Text LCD with the FC-113 controller.

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If you need to fine-tune the Text LCD or using another type the TextLCD, please see here.

Revision:
7:9fcc3c0acd50
Parent:
2:b60cb847489c
--- a/main.cpp	Wed Sep 13 11:30:50 2017 +0000
+++ b/main.cpp	Tue Dec 24 05:30:57 2019 +0000
@@ -1,12 +1,56 @@
 #include "mbed.h"
+#include "TextLCD.h"
+ 
+// I2C Communication
+I2C i2c_lcd(A4,A5); // SDA, SCL - I2C3
+ 
+// SPI Communication
+//SPI spi_lcd(p5, NC, p7); // MOSI, MISO, SCLK
 
-DigitalOut myled(LED1);
+//TextLCD lcd(p15, p16, p17, p18, p19, p20);                // RS, E, D4-D7, LCDType=LCD16x2, BL=NC, E2=NC, LCDTCtrl=HD44780
+//TextLCD_SPI lcd(&spi_lcd, p8, TextLCD::LCD40x4);   // SPI bus, 74595 expander, CS pin, LCD Type  
+//TextLCD_I2C lcd(&i2c_lcd, 0x40, TextLCD::LCD16x2);  // I2C bus, PCF8574 Slaveaddress, LCD Type
+TextLCD_I2C lcd(&i2c_lcd, 0x4E);  // I2C bus, PCF8574(FC-113) Slaveaddress, LCD Type(1602A)
+
+//TextLCD_I2C lcd(&i2c_lcd, 0x42, TextLCD::LCD16x2, TextLCD::WS0010); // I2C bus, PCF8574 Slaveaddress, LCD Type, Device Type
+//TextLCD_SPI_N lcd(&spi_lcd, p8, p9);               // SPI bus, CS pin, RS pin, LCDType=LCD16x2, BL=NC, LCDTCtrl=ST7032_3V3   
+//TextLCD_I2C_N lcd(&i2c_lcd, ST7032_SA, TextLCD::LCD16x2, NC, TextLCD::ST7032_3V3); // I2C bus, Slaveaddress, LCD Type, BL=NC, LCDTCtrl=ST7032_3V3  
 
-int main() {
-    while(1) {
-        myled = 1; // LED is ON
-        wait(0.2); // 200 ms
-        myled = 0; // LED is OFF
-        wait(1.0); // 1 sec
-    }
-}
+int main() 
+{
+#if 0
+    pc.printf("LCD Test. Columns=%d, Rows=%d\n\r", lcd.columns(), lcd.rows());
+    
+    for (int row=0; row<lcd.rows(); row++) {
+      int col=0;
+      
+      pc.printf("MemAddr(Col=%d, Row=%d)=0x%02X\n\r", col, row, lcd.getAddress(col, row));      
+//      lcd.putc('-');
+      lcd.putc('0' + row);      
+      
+      for (col=1; col<lcd.columns()-1; col++) {    
+        lcd.putc('*');
+      }
+ 
+      pc.printf("MemAddr(Col=%d, Row=%d)=0x%02X\n\r", col, row, lcd.getAddress(col, row));      
+      lcd.putc('+');
+        
+    }    
+    
+// Show cursor as blinking character
+    lcd.setCursor(TextLCD::CurOff_BlkOn);
+ 
+// Set and show user defined characters. A maximum of 8 UDCs are supported by the HD44780.
+// They are defined by a 5x7 bitpattern. 
+    lcd.setUDC(0, (char *) udc_0);  // Show |>
+    lcd.putc(0);    
+    lcd.setUDC(1, (char *) udc_1);  // Show <|
+    lcd.putc(1);    
+#else
+    lcd.cls ();
+    lcd.setBacklight (TextLCD :: LightOn);
+    lcd.printf ("LCD check - online compile");
+    lcd.setAddress (0, 1);
+    lcd.printf ("Hello MBED\n");
+#endif
+}
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