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Make sure you have the LCD03 library installed as above. Returns keys (uint16_t): 16-bit state of the keypad matrix Example usage For more information see 'Reading the keypad' below. Read the state of the (optionally) attached keypad.

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Returns free (uint8_t): the number of free bytes (0-64) readKeypad() Return the number of free bytes in the LCD03's buffer. Width (uint8_t): width of the tab space backlight() Tab space is set using setTab(width) and default tab space is 4. backspace()Дelete the character preceding the cursor position and move the cursor back one. clearColumn()Д¬lear the column of the current cursor position. Move the cursor to the first column of the next row. Num (uint8_t): where to store the character (0-7)Дata (uint8_t): array containing pixel data newLine() To display a custom character on the screen, write() its number. The five least significant bits of each byte determine the pixels in that row. The appearance of each custom character is specified by an array of eight bytes, one for each row. Up to eight characters of 5x8 pixels are supported (numbered 0 to 7).

createChar(num, data) Д¬reate a custom character (gylph) for use on the LCD. Provided for LiquidCrystal compatibility, turns off the backlight. Provided for LiquidCrystal compatibility, turns on the backlight. noCursor()Дisplay the blinking (block) LCD cursor at the position to which the next character will be written. Returns size (size_t): the number of bytes written cursor()Дisplay the underline LCD cursor at the position to which the next character will be written. Returns size (size_t): the number of bytes written print(data, )Дata (char, byte, int, long, or string): the data to print to the displayД«ase (optional): the base in which to print numbers: BIN, DEC, OCT or HEX Custom characters are mapped to values 0-7.Д¬ol (uint8_t): the character to write to the display Row (uint8_t): row, Arduino format (0-3) write(data) Pos (uint8_t): cursor position (0-79) setCursor(col, row)Д¬ol (uint8_t): column, Arduino format (0-19) Rows (uint8_t): the number of display rows clear()Д¬lear the display and return the cursor to the top-left.

Initialise the display of size cols * rows, clear the display and set the cursor to the top-left.Д¬ols (uint8_t): the number of display columns I2c_scl (uint8_t): the clock (SCL) line pin for I2C (ESP8266 only, optional, defaults to setting SCL from Wire.h) begin(cols, rows) I2c_sda (uint8_t): the data (SDA) line pin for I2C (ESP8266 only, optional, defaults to setting SDA from Wire.h) I2c_address (char): 8-bit I2C address of the display (optional, as displayed during LCD initilisation) On ESP8266 architectures only, i2c_sda and i2c_scl can optionally be used to set the data (SDA) and clock (SCL) pins used for I2C. If i2c_address is omitted the LCD03's default I2C address (0xC6) is used. The following public functions are exposed. You'll need to restart the Arduino IDE after installing before the library will be detected.

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zip of the repository and unzip it to a directory named 'LCD03' in your Arduino libraries directory.

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To install without git, simple use the 'ZIP' link from the GitHub page to grab a. $ git clone git:///andatche/arduino-lcd03.git LCD03

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