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The [http://www.sparkfun.com/products/10168 Nokia 5110 from Sparkfun] is a 84 x 48 pixel monochrome LCD and breakout board. It is controlled using SPI communication and several digital outputs. |
The [http://www.sparkfun.com/products/10168 Nokia 5110 from Sparkfun] is a 84 x 48 pixel monochrome LCD and breakout board. It is controlled using SPI communication and several digital outputs. |
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Revision as of 15:12, 2 February 2011
*** UNDER CONSTRUCTION ***
The Nokia 5110 from Sparkfun is a 84 x 48 pixel monochrome LCD and breakout board. It is controlled using SPI communication and several digital outputs.
Overview
An LCD is a convenient tool for communication data using text. The Nokia 5110 provides 6 rows of 12 characters of text, or can be used to draw in a 84 x 48 pixel space. The contrasted is digitally controlled and 4 white LEDs behind the LCD provide a backlight.
The LCD requires five communication pins from a microcontroller: SPI CLK and SDO, and three digital outputs. The LCD is powered with 3.3V.
Details
Pinout when communicating with the NU32v2:
- LCD 1-Vcc -----> NU32v2 3.3V
- LCD 2-GND -----> NU32v2 GND
- LCD 3-SCE -----> NU32v2 E2
- LCD 4-RST -----> NU32v2 E1
- LCD 5-D/C -----> NU32v2 E0
- LCD 6-DNK(MOSI) -----> NU32v2 F8 (SDO3)
- LCD 7-SCLK -----> NU32v2 D15 (SCK3)
- LCD 8-LED -----> 330 ohm -----> 5V
- Note: hooking up 8-LED is only required if you want to use the backlight
Library Functions
Sample Code
