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hi every one, I'm new on the community, first I wanna thanks for the project.
I'm start work with embedded systems, directation to microcontroller, preferenced atmel (atmega 328p).
I allready have started with 328p and on lcd 40x02 with st7066 driver.
if any one can help me or give a force, I have some sub-routine work fine.
one more time thanks

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Jan Cumps over 3 years ago in reply to hazard +2

Sitronix left, Hitachi old mid Hitachi newer right Here's a link to my port of the driver: https://github.com/jancumps/hercules_libraries/tree/master/lcd To map code to flowchart. Line 164…
beacon_dave over 3 years ago in reply to hazard +1

A while ago Atmel produced a short training series on the AVR based around the Atmel Xplained Mini ATmega328P dev board. Getting Started with AVR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMi6lg563BA&list=PLtQdQmNK_0DRhBWYZ32BEILOykXLpJ8tP…
Jan Cumps over 3 years ago in reply to genebren +1

I ported this driver to other controllers and a linux device. I also did it without Arduino. But I used their code as a starting point. In your case, the Arduino driver is already targeted to your controller…

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0 genebren over 3 years ago

Welcome to the element14 community! There are plenty of great projects other cool write ups that you can use to help you learn more about the ATmega 328p. Check out all of the Arduino Projects under "Challenges & Projects/Arduino".
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0 hazard over 3 years ago in reply to genebren

hello thanks for your answer,

but I wanna work without arduino, just with atmega328p, I dont wann use libray for now, for best understand the code, and leran a lithe more,

thanks
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0 genebren over 3 years ago in reply to hazard

I completely understand that, as I too prefer working outside of the Arduino environment. I prefer the ATmega328PB, as I appreciate the extra serial port, but I have also used the atmega328p and the atmega168p chips in some projects. In the search box at the top of the screen enter 'atmega328p' and you will find a bunch of projects using these chips.

If there is an area that you are looking to learn more about, try and ask some specific questions and I sure that there are members here who would glad to point you to some useful posts or offer some advice.
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0 hazard over 3 years ago in reply to genebren

I wIll see the project on the forum of course. I'm very knew on this, embedded systems , I have already started, and I can put some sub-routine from st7066 work fine. but it's on begin.
now i'm try generat my own "character" in CGRAM,
but first if you can tell me one thing aabout the "function set" from datasheet of ST7066 I will apreaciate your time and kindness.
on pag 13 the bit are: DB5=1;DB4=DL;DB3=N;DB2=F;DB1=x;DB0=x;
on pag 20 on fluxogram for "softreset/init ..." in 4 bit mode interface
in a few lines before "Initialization end" the function set code for send the bit in 2 times, the sequence is not the same on the table from pag 13. the N and F bit are in position DB1 and DB0.
can you understand my question? I'm sorry my inglish I'm Portuguese :D

datsheet:

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0 beacon_dave over 3 years ago in reply to hazard

A while ago Atmel produced a short training series on the AVR based around the Atmel Xplained Mini ATmega328P dev board.

Getting Started with AVR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMi6lg563BA&list=PLtQdQmNK_0DRhBWYZ32BEILOykXLpJ8tP

May be of some interest ?
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0 hazard over 3 years ago in reply to beacon_dave

I already due some class, begin C, mplabx user,advance c/c++, etc... :D thanks for the tip.
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0 hazard over 3 years ago in reply to beacon_dave

I already due some class, begin C, mplabx user,advance c/c++, etc... :D thanks for the tip.
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