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2005\10\18@094554 by alan smith

I've found a pretty nice 4x40 large VFD made by ISE, but the data sheet doesn't say exactly what controller is being used, so wondering if anyone has driven one of these before? I can go back and compare the timing with that of the "standard" HD44780 chip, but figured I'd ask first. -Al --------------------------------- Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs. Try it free.

2005\10\18@095813 by redrock8

part 1 663 bytes content-type:text/plain; (decoded 7bit) I can not find ISE web site. I use Crystalfontz displays. They are Good displays. {Original Message removed} part 2 31325 bytes content-type:image/jpeg; (decode) part 3 35 bytes content-type:text/plain; charset="us-ascii" (decoded 7bit)

2005\10\18@124330 by alan smith

www.noritake-elec.com/itron/index.htm The surplus unit I found is a 4x20, p/n CU4004 and of course isnt on the website aasi.net/development/datasheets/LCD_VFD/CU40046.pdf is the datasheet. For $50, not a bad deal I guess as long as it isnt a pain the ____ to drive. redrock8 <spam_OUTredrock8TakeThisOuTcomcast.net> wrote: I can not find ISE web site. I use Crystalfontz displays. They are Good displays. {Original Message removed}

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