Sarbajit -
Can you elaborate? I think this one just flew past me... 2 lines of 16
characters with only 4 bit indexing (alphabet of 16 characters?)...
This sounds like (much) more than a digital watch (do those even exist
anymore?) or even a calculator (only 1 line?).
I feel like you handed us a riddle like the sphynx!
I tried a massive, brooding, indifferent posture to Dougs posts on this
one, but I could only hold the pose for a few seconds before breaking
into a belly laugh appropriate only for the Buddha or Santa Claus.
- Steve
Just to update fellow FRIAMers.
The most common standard display device in the world today is the 16x2
character LCD display. The vast majority of installations use it in 4
bit mode.
On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 12:08 AM, Douglas Roberts <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
As a courtesy to our old-fashioned (to put it politely) FRIAM list
members who are still reading email on their TRS-80 ascii
terminals, I will supply a synopses of the material contained in
that new-fangled url thingie below: the article discusses a
massive, indifferent, brooding silence.
You're welcome.
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