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PIC C, Serial LCD Routines, CCS PCW Compiler

This document contains code for routines to interface with a serial LCD display using a PIC microcontroller. It includes functions for initialization, delay, string output, hexadecimal and decimal number output, and character output to the LCD.

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PIC C, Serial LCD Routines, CCS PCW Compiler

This document contains code for routines to interface with a serial LCD display using a PIC microcontroller. It includes functions for initialization, delay, string output, hexadecimal and decimal number output, and character output to the LCD.

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PIC C, Serial LCD Routines, CCS PCW Compiler

// Program CLCD_F84.C (CCS PCW)


//
// This is a collection of routines to interface with a PIC-n-LCD
// or similar serial LCD capable of 9600 baud, inverted, no parity.
//
// 16F84 PIC-n-LCD
//
// RA0 (term 17) ---------------> Serin In (term 3)
//
// void delay_ms(long t); // delays for t ms
// void delay_10us(int t); // delays for t * 10 us
// void lcd_init(void); // inits PIC-n-LCD, sends 0x0c with a delay
// void out_RAM_str(int *s); // output null terminated str
// void lcd_hex_byte(int val); // output val in two digit hex
// void lcd_dec_byte(int val, int digits);
// output val in dec to significant figures specified
// by digits. For example, if val is 014, specifying
// digits as 3, will cause "014". Specifying digits as 2
// will cause "14" and specifying digits as 1 will cause
// "4"
// int num_to_char(int val); // converts val in range of
// 0 - 15 to hex character
// void lcd_char(int c); // outputs character c, 9600 baud, inverted
// void lcd_new_line(void); // outputs 0x0d, 0x0a

// copyright, Peter H. Anderson, Mecklenburg CO, VA , MD, Mar, '99

#case

#include <16F84.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <defs_f84.h>

#define TxData 0 // RA.0 - output to serial LCD

// LCD routines
void delay_ms(long t);
void delay_10us(int t);
void lcd_init(void);
void out_RAM_str(int *s);
void lcd_hex_byte(int val);
void lcd_dec_byte(int val, int digits);
int num_to_char(int val);
void lcd_char(int ch);
void lcd_new_line(void);

main()
{
byte s[15];
while(1)
{
lcd_init();
strcpy(s, "Morgan State");
// note that CONST string is copied to RAM string
out_RAM_str(s);
lcd_new_line();
strcpy(s, "University");
out_RAM_str(s);

lcd_new_line();
lcd_hex_byte(254); // display FE
lcd_char(' ');
lcd_dec_byte(192, 3); // display 192

delay_ms(500);
}
}

void delay_10us(int t)
{
#asm
BCF STATUS, RP0
DELAY_10US_1:
CLRWDT
NOP
NOP
NOP
NOP
NOP
NOP
DECFSZ t, F
GOTO DELAY_10US_1
#endasm
}

void delay_ms(long t) // delays t millisecs
{
do
{
delay_10us(100);
} while(--t);
}

int num_to_char(int val) // converts val to hex character
{
int ch;
if (val < 10)
{
ch=val+'0';
}
else
{
val=val-10;
ch=val + 'A';
}
return(ch);
}

void lcd_char(int ch) // serial output to PIC-n-LCD, 9600 baud
{
int n, dly;
// start bit + 8 data bits

#asm
BCF STATUS, RP0
MOVLW 9
MOVWF n
BCF STATUS, C

LCD_CHAR_1:

BTFSS STATUS, C
BSF PORTA, TxData
BTFSC STATUS, C
BCF PORTA, TxData
MOVLW 32
MOVWF dly

LCD_CHAR_2:
DECFSZ dly, F
GOTO LCD_CHAR_2
RRF ch, F
DECFSZ n, F
GOTO LCD_CHAR_1

BCF PORTA, TxData
CLRWDT
MOVLW 96
MOVWF dly

LCD_CHAR_3:
DECFSZ dly, F
GOTO LCD_CHAR_3
CLRWDT
#endasm
}

void lcd_init(void) // sets TxData in idle state and resets PIC-n-LCD
{
#asm
BCF STATUS, RP0
BCF PORTA, TxData
BSF STATUS, RP0
BCF TRISA, TxData
BCF STATUS, RP0
#endasm
lcd_char(0x0c);
delay_ms(250);
}

void lcd_new_line(void) // outputs 0x0d, 0x0a
{
lcd_char(0x0d);
delay_ms(10); // give the PIC-n-LCD time to perform the
lcd_char(0x0a); // new line function
delay_ms(10);
}


void out_RAM_str(int s)
{
while(*s)
{
lcd_char(*s);
++s;
}
}

void lcd_hex_byte(int val) // displays val in hex format
{
int ch;
ch = num_to_char((val>>4) & 0x0f);
lcd_char(ch);
ch = num_to_char(val&0x0f);
lcd_char(ch);
}

void lcd_dec_byte(int val, int digits)
// displays byte in decimal as either 1, 2 or 3 digits
{
int d;
int ch;
if (digits == 3)
{
d=val/100;
ch=num_to_char(d);
lcd_char(ch);
}
if (digits >1) // take the two lowest digits
{
val=val%100;
d=val/10;
ch=num_to_char(d);
lcd_char(ch);
}
if (digits == 1) // take the least significant digit
{
val = val%100;
}

d=val % 10;
ch=num_to_char(d);
lcd_char(ch);
}

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