Light vs. VFD2041

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tarzan
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Post by tarzan »

Hello there..

Im thinking about buying a VFD2041 (blue), which will be my first display..

I wanna ask if the text on the display is viewable in normal light ? Can i see the text, 3 meters away in normal daylight ?

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Post by GreatOldOne »

No problems with my MO VK-204-25, or my self made parallel 2X20.

I can see mine across the room, and neither has a 'special' filter - just blue gel sheet to give blue characters.

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Post by tarzan »

First of all - thanx for the snappy answer..

I'll stop worry then, and will be buying this unit soon.. One last thng, is it easy to install one of those "email" LED's ? So when the pop3 got a message, then it would light..

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Yep - wire up an LED to one of the GPO's.

Get a copy OF LCDC from http://lcdc.planetdps.com/, and follow the instructions on POP3 checking. I believe you need to set up an event to get the GPO to strobe when the check says there's mail, making the LED blink.

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Post by tarzan »

Ahaa, thats what the GPO is used for - cool.. What else could i hook to them ?

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Post by mobuismodule »

anything almost from what i read:-)

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