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...only to be stolen one year later.
(By the way, it needs to be said that when I finally decided to repair the thing, Dell replaced the display almost immediately. It wasn't their fault that it remained broken for six weeks.)
LCD displaying the date and time using the DS1337 RTC from Maxim. A DS1803 dual digital potentiometer is used to control both the brightness and backlight of the LCD. The LCD is driven using the PCF8574 IO expander. The whole thing on only two wires
EDIT: The temperature sensor has been changed to the I2C DS1624, which has a 3 decimal precision and doesn't require calibration!)
EDIT2: More info at http://trac.mlalonde.net/cral/.
Liverline 13 (LCD 44P) was one of the Roe bodied Leyland Atlantean AN68/1R which were acquired by Ribble from Southdown in 1976. Subsequently used in the Manchester area by Bee Line Buzz it came to Liverline as a transfer within British Bus Group subsidiaries. Here it is seen in Liverpool on December 11th 1994.
Maidstone Corporation Trolleybus number 52, LCD 52 at The East Anglia Transport Museum. Carlton Coalville.
So I took the plunge and got a second matching (well sorta) LCD - apparently Acer had made a few improvements, new one is even clearer & sharper.
You see the plant on the LCD at the front?
It was the greatest use of a LCD this size i ever saw :).
The PCB and display assembly is connected to the larger PCB via a single grey ribbon cable - you can do the change without disconnecting this.
Arduino hitting the yahoo RSS server and displaying result on Sparkfun LCD (driven by Serial Backpack). Note the 404 page, evidentally I don't have my URL quite right.
Blackberry 8520 LCD
LCD-11059-001/004
First time hacked by !!
Imran naeem
Dated 23-11-2011
Resolution 320x240
LCD monitor is a display device, the most common form of outut device- present output visually, typically on some type of computer screen.
The AKAI MPC is a Drum machine / sampler + sequencer.
It's interesting using a piece of hardware like this, whose display is a 1980s-era LCD.
the back of the LCD can be seen here, temporarily mounted to the front case of the Plus. one option i was pursuing was to have the IR receiver for the LCD poking out the floppy drive slot. you can see the slim PCB that the IR and buttons to control the LCD reside on, connected to the main body by a white ribbon cable