> Hmm. I guess I haven't seen such bare LCD panels. IMO it's not worth the
> trouble to try to work out the interface (electrical, timing) for them but
> to make sure you have the integrated LCD controller to match the panel.
> Unless one likes to play with hardware.
I have two of such here :) Mono STN LCD, seems liek it was produced for
Dell but somehow ended in my hands (i guess it didn't meet some quality
requirements). Anyway, i have the docs and i'll mostlikely use them for
VT100 emulators.
BTW: very offtopic question: does any by any chance have a good (i mean
GOOD) description of parallel ports ?? By this i don't mean bit assignment -
i mean voltage levels (TTL ?), max. current (load) on pins, max. propagation
etc. I'm asking because i don't have PCI LPT controller and i need 3 LPT ports
in one box. So the only solution is to make a dual LPT controller (i have one
ISA slot avaliable) and since ISA is very simple i thought that 3 74LS245 per
port (3*8 lines, i will only use them in one direction, hardwired) with simple
address decoder should do (i don't have PAL programmer).
bye, Ab
