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E Signal Must Go High

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//=================================================================

// E signal must go High-to-Low in order for LCD to latch

//=================================================================

void epulse ()

PORTC |= (1 << E); // E High

my_delay(5);

PORTC &= ~( 1 << E); // E Low

my_delay(5);

//=================================================================

// Send Single Byte to LCD Display Function

//=================================================================

void SendChar (char D)

// Send 4 MSb

PORTC &= 0xF0;

PORTC |= (D >> 4);

epulse();

// Send 4 LSb

PORTC &= 0xF0;

PORTC |= (D & 0x0F);

epulse();

}
void ResetLCD ()

PORTC &= ~(1 << RS); // Switch to Command Mode

SendChar(0x03); // RESET: 0x03 should be


transferred thrice

SendChar(0x03);

SendChar(0x03);

SendChar(0x02); // Bus width: 0x03 --> 8-bit


mode, 0x02 4-bit mode

PORTC |= (1 << RS); // Switch to Data mode

//=================================================================

// Initialize LCD

//=================================================================

void InitLCD ()

PORTC &= ~(1 << RS); // Switch to Command mode

SendChar(0x28); // 1 Data length{0:4-bit mode}


Number of lines{1:2 lines} Font type{0:5x8 dots}

SendChar(0x0C); // Don't display cursor, don't blink (1


Display Cursor Blink)

SendChar(0x06); // 1 Increment
automatically(i.e. move cursor to the right) No display shift
PORTC |= (1 << RS); // Switch to Data mode

//=================================================================

// Clear LCD

//=================================================================

void ClearDisplay ()

PORTC &= ~(1 << RS); // Switch to Command mode

SendChar(0x01); // Clear LCD Display

PORTC |= (1 << RS); // Switch to Data mode

//=================================================================

// Display text on desired line (16 x 2)

//=================================================================

void DisplayText (char string[16], char LineNo)

int len,count;

PORTC &= ~( 1 << RS); // Switch to Command mode

if (LineNo == 1)

SendChar(0x80); //Move cursor to Line 1

else

SendChar(0xC0); //Move cursor to Line 2


PORTC |= (1 << RS); // Switch to Data mode

len = strlen(string);

for (count = 0; count < len; count++)

SendChar(string[count]);

//=================================================================

// Test LCD Function

//=================================================================

void TestLCD ()

// Set the direction of Port C (See slide 12)

DDRC = 0x03F;

// Wait for 10ms until the LCD boots

my_delay(10);

// Reset and initialize the LCD

ResetLCD();

InitLCD();

// Display your first name on the 1st line

DisplayText("Your Name", 1);


// Display your ID on the 2nd line

DisplayText("12345", 2);

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