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Maurice



Reged: Oct 16 2003
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LCD, Keyboard and PIC16F84 or PIC16F877
      #2662 - Wed May 16 2001 11:27 AM

Hallo all,

I need to make my first project using a PIC microcontroller. The PIC microcontroller needs to control a small keyboard matrix (3*4) and a 2*20 LCD. (controlled by Hitachi HD44780)
I have a choice between a PIC16F877 or PIC16F84. Since it's my first project I think I will go for the PIC16F84.

I've never worked with PIC microcontrollers or the Hi-Tech PICC compiler before so I was wondering if someone could help me out? 

I think there already exists code for scanning a keyboard matrix and updating information on a LCD but I didn't find it. (I looked on www.workingtex.com/htpic but I didn't find any routines I could use immediately.)

Can someone help me with an example of a source file used to control LCDs and a source file used to scan a keyboard matrix?

Thanks in advance for all the help!

Best Regards,
Maurice.


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Henrik Nowak



Reged: Oct 16 2003
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Re:LCD, Keyboard and PIC16F84 or PIC16F877
      #2663 - Wed May 16 2001 05:33 PM

>Hallo all,
>
>I need to make my first project using a PIC >microcontroller
[snip]

Hello Maurice,

I might be able to help you. I have working routines for serial shiftregister comm with a LCD and some keyboardstuff too for the 16F84.

Mail me if interested and I'll send the sources to you.

Best regards
Henrik Nowak


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kartal93th
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Re:LCD, Keyboard and PIC16F84 or PIC16F877 [Re: Henrik Nowak]
      #102732 - Fri Mar 20 2009 07:28 AM

Dear Henrik, My homework is that we want to control stepper motor with matrix keyboard.

Could you help me? it is very important for me?


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swanny
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Reged: Sep 12 2008
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Re:LCD, Keyboard and PIC16F84 or PIC16F877 [Re: kartal93th]
      #103042 - Sun Mar 22 2009 04:14 PM

If you have a choice go for the 16F877!

It's got more I/O and some useful built-in peripherals.

You wont need to "re-use" your I/O, which is definitely a good thing for a beginner.


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