I have a dot matrix LCD which has a built-in LCD driver SBN1661G_M18. The LCD has 122x32 dots.
The display data is written to the LCD driver in 8-bits long. Therefore for my LCD which has 32 dots, it is easy to display 4 lines of characters (because 32 dots divided by 4 is 8, it is exactly equal to one byte). I have checked some software examples and tutorials, usually they have a character table (an array), if the font size is 8x16 bits, then it needs 16 bytes to display one character.
However, I want to display 3 lines of characters in this LCD (full screen), how to do that easily?
Could you suggest some example code to do that?
Thank you very much.
The display data is written to the LCD driver in 8-bits long. Therefore for my LCD which has 32 dots, it is easy to display 4 lines of characters (because 32 dots divided by 4 is 8, it is exactly equal to one byte). I have checked some software examples and tutorials, usually they have a character table (an array), if the font size is 8x16 bits, then it needs 16 bytes to display one character.
However, I want to display 3 lines of characters in this LCD (full screen), how to do that easily?
Could you suggest some example code to do that?
Thank you very much.