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LCD5110 Basic

This library provides basic functions for controlling a Nokia 5110 LCD module connected to an Arduino or chipKit board. The library allows initializing the display, clearing or inverting parts of the screen, printing text and numbers, selecting fonts, and drawing bitmaps. It supports functions for setting display contrast, putting the display to sleep, and waking it up.

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LCD5110 Basic

This library provides basic functions for controlling a Nokia 5110 LCD module connected to an Arduino or chipKit board. The library allows initializing the display, clearing or inverting parts of the screen, printing text and numbers, selecting fonts, and drawing bitmaps. It supports functions for setting display contrast, putting the display to sleep, and waking it up.

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LCD5110_Basic

Arduino and chipKit library for Nokia 5110 compatible LCDs

Manual

http://www.RinkyDinkElectronics.com/

(C)2014 Rinky-Dink Electronics, Henning Karlsen

Introduction:
This library has been made to make it easy to use the basic functions of the Nokia 5110 LCD
module on an Arduino or a chipKit.
Basic functionality of this library are based on the demo-code provided by ITead studio.

You can always find the latest version of the library at http://www.RinkyDinkElectronics.com/
For version information, please refer to version.txt.

This library is licensed under a CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 (Creative Commons AttributionNonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported) License.
For more information see: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
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Defined Literals:
Alignment

For use with print(), printNumI() and printNumF()


LEFT:
RIGHT:
CENTER:

0
9999
9998

Included Fonts:
SmallFont

Charactersize:
Number of characters:

6x8 pixels
95

MediumNumbers
Charactersize:
Number of characters:

12x16 pixels
13

BigNumbers

Charactersize:
Number of characters:

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14x24 pixels
13

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Functions:
LCD5110(SCK, MOSI, DC, RST, CS);

The main class constructor.


Parameters:

Usage:

SCK:
MOSI:
DC:
RST:
CS:
LCD5110

Pin for Clock signal


Pin for Data transfer
Pin for Register Select (Data/Command)
Pin for Reset
Pin for Chip Select
myGLCD(8, 9, 10, 11, 12); // Start an instance of the LCD5110 class
InitLCD([contrast]);

Initialize the LCD.


Parameters:

Usage:
Notes:

contrast:

<optional>
Specify a value to use for contrast (0-127)
Default is 70
myGLCD.initLCD(); // Initialize the display
This will reset and clear the display.
setContrast(contrast);

Set the contrast of the LCD.


Parameters:
Usage:

contrast: Specify a value to use for contrast (0-127)


myGLCD.setContrast(70); // Sets the contrast to the default value of 70
enableSleep();

Put the display in Sleep Mode.


Parameters:
Usage:
Notes:

None
myGLCD.enableSleep(); // Put the display into Sleep Mode
Entering Sleep Mode will not turn off the backlight as this is a hardware function.
disableSleep();

Re-enable the display after it has been put in Sleep Mode.


Parameters:
Usage:
Notes:

None
myGLCD.disableSleep(); // Wake the display after putting it into Sleep Mode
The display will automatically be cleared when Sleep Mode is disabled.
Exiting Sleep Mode will not turn on the backlight as this is a hardware function.
clrScr();

Clear the screen.


Parameters:
Usage:

None
myGLCD.clrScr(); // Clear the screen
clrRow(row[, start_x[, end_x]]);

Clear a part of, or a whole row.


Parameters:

Usage:

row:
8 pixel high
start_x: <optional>
x-coordinate
end_x:
<optional>
x-coordinate
myGLCD.clrRow(5, 42);

row to clear (0-5)


to start the clearing on (default = 0)
to end the clearing on (default = 83)
// Clear the right half of the lower row
invert(mode);

Set inversion of the display on or off.


Parameters:
Usage:

mode: true - Invert the display


false Normal display
myGLCD.invert(true); // Set display inversion on

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print(st, x, y);

Print a string at the specified coordinates.


You can use the literals LEFT, CENTER and RIGHT as the x-coordinate to align the string on the screen.
Parameters:

Usage:
Notes:

st: the string to print


x:
x-coordinate of the upper, left corner of the first character
y:
y-coordinate of the upper, left corner of the first character
myGLCD.print(Hello World,CENTER,0); // Print Hello World centered at the top of the screen
The y-coordinate will be adjusted to be aligned with an 8 pixel high display row.
In effect only 0, 8, 16, 24, 32 and 40 can be used as y-coordinates.
The string can be either a char array or a String object
printNumI(num, x, y[, length[, filler]]);

Print an integer number at the specified coordinates.


You can use the literals LEFT, CENTER and RIGHT as the x-coordinate to align the string on the screen.
Parameters:

Usage:
Notes:

num: the value to print (-2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647) INTEGERS ONLY


x:
x-coordinate of the upper, left corner of the first digit/sign
y:
y-coordinate of the upper, left corner of the first digit/sign
length: <optional>
minimum number of digits/characters (including sign) to display
filler: <optional>
filler character to use to get the minimum length. The character will be inserted in front
of the number, but after the sign. Default is ' ' (space).
myGLCD.print(num,CENTER,0); // Print the value of num centered at the top of the screen
The y-coordinate will be adjusted to be aligned with an 8 pixel high display row.
In effect only 0, 8, 16, 24, 32 and 40 can be used as y-coordinates.
printNumF(num, dec, x, y[, divider[, length[, filler]]]);

Print a floating-point number at the specified coordinates.


You can use the literals LEFT, CENTER and RIGHT as the x-coordinate to align the string on the screen.
WARNING: Floating point numbers are not exact, and may yield strange results when compared. Use at your own discretion.
Parameters:

Usage:
Notes:

num: the value to print (See note)


dec: digits in the fractional part (1-5) 0 is not supported. Use printNumI() instead.
x:
x-coordinate of the upper, left corner of the first digit/sign
y:
y-coordinate of the upper, left corner of the first digit/sign
divider: <Optional>
Single character to use as decimal point. Default is '.'
length:
<optional>
minimum number of digits/characters (including sign) to display
filler:
<optional>
filler character to use to get the minimum length. The character will be inserted in front
of the number, but after the sign. Default is ' ' (space).
myGLCD.print(num, 3, CENTER,0); // Print the value of num with 3 fractional digits top centered
Supported range depends on the number of fractional digits used.
Approx range is +/- 2*(10^(9-dec))
The y-coordinate will be adjusted to be aligned with an 8 pixel high display row.
In effect only 0, 8, 16, 24, 32 and 40 can be used as y-coordinates.
setFont(fontname);

Select font to use with print(), printNumI() and printNumF().


Parameters:
Usage:
Notes:

fontname: Name of the array containing the font you wish to use
myGLCD.setFont(SmallFont); // Select the font called SmallFont
You must declare the font-array as an external or include it in your sketch.
invertText(mode);

Select if text printed with print(), printNumI() and printNumF() should be inverted.
Parameters:
Usage:
Notes:

mode: true - Invert the text


false Normal text
myGLCD.invertText(true); // Turn on inverted printing
SetFont() will turn off inverted printing
drawBitmap (x, y, data, sx, sy);

Draw a bitmap on the screen.


Parameters:

Usage:
Notes:

x:
x-coordinate of the upper, left corner of the bitmap
y:
y-coordinate of the upper, left corner of the bitmap
data: array containing the bitmap-data
sx:
width of the bitmap in pixels
sy:
height of the bitmap in pixels
myGLCD.drawBitmap(0, 0, bitmap, 32, 32); // Draw a 32x32 pixel bitmap in the upper left corner
You can use the online-tool ImageConverter Mono to convert pictures into compatible arrays.
The online-tool can be found on my website.
Requires that you #include <avr/pgmspace.h> when using an Arduino other than Arduino Due.

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