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MarkuzLS1
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Post by MarkuzLS1 »

I'm a VC++ programmer, by trade, and I was looking to code up a little control program for my MX display. Is there a place, here or on the CD, that I can find descriptions for what you need to write to the port to have the desired effect? And what you can read from the port?

I found a link on here to a Windows based C example, but the link was dead. If anybody's got that, it would be awesome if you'd link/send it to me.

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Post by Jon »

Hi MarkuzLS1,

Have a look at our manuals page and find the manual that corresponds to your display.

The manuals have all of the codes that you can write or read from the display, as well as their descriptions for what they do.

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Post by MarkuzLS1 »

I've got a MX233 display, I'm not sure which manual it is that I'm supposed to be looking at...

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Post by MarkuzLS1 »

Nevermind...I figured it out.

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Post by Jon »

Here's a table to help in the future:

MX2 - LK202-24-USB
MX3 - VK202-24-USB
MX4 - LK204-24-USB
MX5 - VK204-24-USB
MX6 - PK202-24-USB

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Post by yakpimp »

I don't know how far you got with this, but check out my project and let me know if you have any imput.

OrbitalDisplay c++ class
Easily control your display from code in c++
http://www.lcdforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3666

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