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  • February 11, 2011 at 7:41 am #667
    Brandon
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    sir

     i hv been through project of urs “display custom characters on lcd using AVR….sir what i didnt understand is that

    how i can display special charcters in 5*8 block matrics

    thnx

    October 6, 2016 at 5:40 am #14187
    GANEEV SINGH
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    Hi Brandon

    Making custom characters demands few commands to be executed like this:

    Lcd8_Cmd(72);    
     
    Lcd8_Write_Char(0);      //ROW 1
    Lcd8_Write_Char(14);  //ROW 2 
    Lcd8_Write_Char(10);    //ROW 3  
    Lcd8_Write_Char(10);    //ROW 4
    Lcd8_Write_Char(31);    //ROW 5
    Lcd8_Write_Char(27);    //ROW 6
    Lcd8_Write_Char(31);    //ROW 7
    Lcd8_Write_Char(31);    //ROW 8
     
    Lcd8_Cmd(0xcf);
    Lcd8_Write_Char(1);
     
    The values written inside the row commands above such as 0, 14, 10, etc are the decimal equivalent of 5 bits in a row where writing a logic '1' to any bit represents a black dot over that point while logic '0' clears it away. This particular code will generate a small "lock" like character of 5X8 pixels.
    Just give it a try and you'll understand this much better.
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