How to output strings on an LCD
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Thank you
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So I understand from what you're saying that using an LCD would take a lot of time to configure and build a special circuit for it and to connect it to labview?
Not with a serial LCD. You may find one that is 232 compatible. This would only require you send the appropriate commands and strings to the device. If you go the parallel route, more work would be involved.
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Hi i created home page using jdeveloper, my client saying that i want to change language(eg: i want chanage that application to Arabic language) so please any one help me which component i want use to change language.right now i using jdeveloper11g r
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Hi there, Here's a challenging little problem I need to solve. Below is a test project whose sole purpose is to demonstrate, what I call, a "paintDragPreview". What I mean by this is show the drawn outline of a component as it is being dragged to ano
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Printing in Aperture 2.1 is Just Plain broken on Canon ipf Printer
I would like either Apple to fix Aperture so that the print driver for my canon ipf8000 (were talking a high end printer here) works, or they make is so that their print module doesn't interfere with the print driver. Observations: Ipf print driver w
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My 3GS has started to not ring when a new call arrives. I'm missing calls because they are silent. Tried adjusting via Settings..no sound Tried to clear all memory by pressing on/off switch and home key for 10 secs...no sounds Tried to use ring tom
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Please help need advice with planned project!
Hi, im not sure if this is the correct forum to post this (there are so many!) just move it to the correct place if it isn�t. I need some advice on the correct way of coding a feature that is essential to my dissertation project. Basically the projec