Controlling KS0108 based graphical LCD with PIC
In most embedded projects we usually tend to add some sort of display where we are able to see output data. The simplest solution is to add a LED indicator to view status of program flow. In more advanced version probably we prefer LCD display where information can be output in much wider format. In order to output info in graphical format we use graphical Displays. One of the most common and simplest graphical displays are KS0108 based displays with most popular resolution 128×64. These are not very hard to control and don’t require much of processing power as major job is done by LCD controller (KS0108). Embedded-lab has prepared a tutorial on how to start using this kind of graphical LCD with PIC16F887 microcontroller. You will find a ready to use library and sample code to start with....
Source: Embedds.com - Tuesday, 27 December
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