On 2002-03-25 22:03, Henry wrote:
There is a program called contrastsave in the download section, use it to save the contrast to memory.


I'm sorry, Henry... I must have been sleeping when I read your original response and thought the contrast save function was in the alpha demo!

I did what you ...

On 2002-03-22 21:48, Henry wrote:
LCDC has contrast setting inside the program. turn on the display and load up Alpha Demo, then turn on and off the backlight to see if you have communication, then turn the contrast to ~120... if the text appears then the cotrast has been set too low for some ...

On 2002-03-23 16:00, mat-d-rat wrote:
Controller2k2 : Ok - MM5 (MBM) plugin now picks up and displays C or F depending on your setting in MBM rather than you having to set it again!

FANTASTIC! Thanks, Mat... looking forward to next release!

Well, I have to admit while I am not new to building PCs (been doing it for years), LCD displays such as MO's are new to me. I had only ever -seen- one mounted in a PC in the new Soni VAIO model. "how cool", I thought.

So imagine how excited I was when I opened up my latest Maximum PC magazine and ...

This is slightly off-topic... maybe not:

I have tried to use the change program mentioned in this thread to change the bootup message on my display (the one in the BLK202A-4BR kit).

I -was- sucessful on the first couple of attempts, but I don't seem to be able to do it anymore.

The display is ...

I just wanted to add that this is a fantastic program and I will be paying to register when that is online!

I just received my display kit today, and went through all the available programs. I liked Smartie, but it seemed to have too many quirks like shooting the CPU usage up, etc.

LCDC is ...