It would be really cool to get more control over the PWM stuff, tho. I have some RGB LEDs laying around.

I was planning on hooking one up to three normal GPO outputs, and getting the seven colors, but with high-speed PWM, could get lots of colors. Could that be a feature request for a future ...

They aren't on the website yet....can they be ordered directly?

Thanx.

Just to make clear my big concern about LCDC. It's good ONLY with MO LCDs. That locks me to MO LCDs.

Thus, I cannot respond to changes in pricing that occur, and means that I'd have to buy potentially the more expensive product just because I was using a MO specific piece of software.

If I do it ...

Hmm, okay....

First people seem to be confused as to why I wouldn't want LCDC. Let me explain what I'm going to be doing with this, as maybe I'm missing the boat. Application is a PC squirrelled away in a back room, outputing a video source to a set of TV's. About 5 people will have access to the ...

Ahh, I see. Well, that's rather what I'm asking them. It seems they have great flexibility in their older product lines, but in the MX2, it's very restrictive.

Such as:
Must buy LCDC
Must buy case mount bezel
Must buy with their filter
Must be character oriented (fine for me actually, here, that's ...

Of course it is. MO gives a driver that creates a virtual COM port, then
just take the old USB manual and send the commands directly.

Even if that driver is somehow part of LCDC, which I doubt, it's still not
THAT hard to write your own device driver, a task I'm already considering
for other ...

Is there any way to get a MX2 series LCD without paying the registration fee for LCDC?

Two reasons I want this. One, the LCD is for an embedded application where I will be driving the LCD myself through my own code, therefore the extra 'hidden' cost of the LCDC registration built into the price of ...