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^Display size|128x64|128x64| | ^Display size|128x64|128x64| | ||
^Contrast adj.|requires potentiometer|internal, no extras!| | ^Contrast adj.|requires potentiometer|internal, no extras!| | ||
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==== Wire it up! ==== | ==== Wire it up! ==== | ||
- | We'll begin by soldering wires to the LCD. I'll use rainbow wires to make it a bit easier to tell apart but you can use whatever you'd like. The pitch of the connector is 2mm which means it wont fit into a breadboard but wires are easy to add on. | + | |
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+ | We'll begin by soldering wires to the LCD. I'll use rainbow wires to make it a bit easier to tell apart but you can use whatever you'd like. The pitch of the connector is 2mm which means it wont fit into a breadboard but wires are easy to add on. | ||
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