This Arduino sketch code displays text on an LCD screen connected to an Arduino board without using a keypad. It initializes the LCD screen, prints some test text, and then enters a loop where it reads serial input from the computer and displays each character on the LCD at the cursor position, returning to the start after the last position is reached.
This Arduino sketch code displays text on an LCD screen connected to an Arduino board without using a keypad. It initializes the LCD screen, prints some test text, and then enters a loop where it reads serial input from the computer and displays each character on the LCD at the cursor position, returning to the start after the last position is reached.
This Arduino sketch code displays text on an LCD screen connected to an Arduino board without using a keypad. It initializes the LCD screen, prints some test text, and then enters a loop where it reads serial input from the computer and displays each character on the LCD at the cursor position, returning to the start after the last position is reached.
5 void setup() 6 { 7 lcd.begin(16,2); // Dimention of the LCD 8 lcd.print(” www.14core.com“); // display text to the LCD 9 lcd.setCursor(0,1); // To set lcd.setCursor (column,row) 10 lcd.print(”Testing the Code below”); 11 delay(3000); 12 lcd.clear(); 13 lcd.setCursor(0,0); 14 Serial.begin(9600); // Opening the serial port baud rate 9600 baud rate 15 } 16 void loop() 17 { 18 for (int lcd_cursor=0; lcd_cursor<32; lcd_cursor++) 19 { 20 if (lcd_cursor == 15) lcd.setCursor(0,1); 21 else if (lcd_cursor == 31) lcd.home(); 22 while (!Serial.available()); // wait until there is signal from computer 23 serial_in = Serial.read(); // Receive signal in ASCII 24 lcd.write(serial_in); 25 } 26 } 27 28