Hey Henry, can you do the same thing for a GLK12232-25 Display? I did'nt see anything in the manual about this.

Sorry to say but she would be fried:(That model needs 5 volts only. Not what you wanted to hear I know:(
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Yeah it's working now!! Thanks Mat!!
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Hey Cheeseman :grin: Thanks for the info that worked Great:) As for the fonts I narrowed it down to having the wrong baud rate set at the display, and then runnig LCDC. Get all garbled display(expected)and then losing a font. I guess it must just corrupt the memory when this baud rate mismatch ...

It takes about 10 seconds to change from one screen to another. This is with random effects on. I also notice LCDC is much more sluggish when using the GLK12232 display. I also lose fonts intermittently and have to reload them. Do I have a bum display ?

Am I missing something? I can't get this display to update its screens as quickly as my LK-204-25 display. Using LCDC and have tried many different baud rates to no avail.

TIA

Nice choice for a display you'll be happy with it!!!The short answer is you don't use a keypad to program the display,it's done with software,like LCDC ,LCDStats etc..You do have a keypad header, but thats used in conjunction with the software.Hope this helps.