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There was a similar problem in the past. This thread has a work-around
for it by using 8-bit data tables instead of 16-bit. You have to do two calls
to lcd_symbol() for each lcd digit:
http://www ...

Thanks. That's great!

I found another problem.
In the PIC16f1946.h file the constants for the commons are
COM0 0
COM1 24
COM2 48
COM3 72

Since this micrcontroller has 46segments, shouldn't ...

Hi,

In the help file, it says that the lcd_symbols function take 8-bit or 16-bit symbol.
My code didn't work when I had:

int16 const Digit_Map[10] =
// 0 1 2 3 ...

If you own the compiler, email CCS and ask them to fix the bug. Show them the example code that fails and explain that it won't accept more than 4 bytes. If you don't want to email them, then let m ...

Hi,

The above microcontroller has 46 segments for LCD control. Hence there are six LCDSEn registers.

I use this line for lcd setup:
setup_lcd( LCD_TYPE_B | LCD_MUX13 | LCD_BIAS13 | LCD_REF_ENA ...

Good point! I copied that line from my old code and didn't think of checking that.

It works now, with the LCD segments configured correctly.

Many thanks.

#device ICD = TRUE

#FUSES WDT //Watch Dog Timer
#FUSES LP
#FUSES WDT_NOSL //Watch Dog Timer, disabled during SLEEP
#FUSES WRT ...

Hi,

I'm using the above micro, the 64pin tqfp package.
Pin 45 is connected to a switch button.
I'm going to have an LCD display but it is not connected at the moment. I'm trying to write the prog ...

I didn't have any INTRC fuse at all. These segments now work after setting the fuse to INTRC_IO.

Good hint. Thanks!

Hi,

I compiled this code with version 4.124 and downloaded onto the F1 Evaluation Platform.

Segment a, d, e and f of digit 3 always stay off.

I know that the LCD display is good. It works wi ...