Arduino Example: LCD 4-Wire Example

[Kevin_F]

Before opening this example, make sure to install the LabVIEW Interface for Arduino.

Description:

This example shows how to write text to an LCD using 4-wire mode on the Arduino

Tutorial:

1. Make sure you have installed the LabVIEW Interface for Arduino.
2. Open the Arduino Hello World 4-bit Example VI (search for "Arduino" in the example finder once the toolkit is installed).
3. On the front panel, select the text to write to the LCD, the number of rows and columns to use for the display, and the configuration of the LCD.  The LCD configuration depends on the wiring of the LCD to the Arduino.  The default configuration matches the wiring shown on the block diagram.
4. Connect your Arduino to your PC with a USB cable. Optionally you can specify the COM port associated with your Arduino to the VISA resource terminal of the Init.vi to decrease the time require for LabVIEW to connect to the Arduino.
5. Click Run.
6. The LCD Text in the field will be written to the LCD and then the VI will stop.

[eduardito-o]

hello i make the bouth tutorials of LCD but i cant write in the second row only in the first one

you have a solution?

[Khaled_ET]

in lcd set cursor make row and column indicator  not constant

[uyelikicin]

hi all

How can I use it nokia 5110 lcd?

this lcd --> http://www.robotistan.com/nokia-5110-ekrani-84x48-grafik-lcd

84x48 graphical lcd