Arthur,
These are good news, since it is a standard kind of LCD. According to
your other response there is a daughter board that carries the micro
which unfortunately is soldered to the display but I think it's nothing
that can't be removed if necessary. When I built some PIC based
"electronic dials" for boat anchor receivers the most difficult thing
was the cabinets, even I recycled some 3 1/2 floppy and "movement
detectors" plastic boxes for the task.
I was thinking to ask Bob (fluke.l) for some unprogrammed units, but you
found a cheaper source. Now I have to figure out to get it shipped to
Spain, since Amazon only allows books and videos to be sent overseas.
Thanks a lot.
Ignacio, EB4APL
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Arthur Dent wrote:
"I'm considering to buy some of this displays for other projects (even
change the micro family), as they have a nice cabinet that sometimes is
the most difficult part to build.
Could you tell us if they use a common LCD connected to a pcb with the
micro, like the Didier design or these are fully integrated in a single
pcb? Any picture of the inside would be very appreciated."
The display is a HY-2002A-803 http://www.ciahk.net/upload/docs/HY-2002A.pdf
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