lcm1602.h File Reference

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API Description

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Data Structures
struct	_lcm1602_context

Functions
lcm1602_context	lcm1602_i2c_init (int bus, int address, bool is_expander, uint8_t num_columns, uint8_t num_rows)
lcm1602_context	lcm1602_gpio_init (int rs, int enable, int d0, int d1, int d2, int d3, uint8_t num_columns, uint8_t num_rows)
void	lcm1602_close (lcm1602_context dev)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_write (const lcm1602_context dev, char *buffer, int len)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_set_cursor (const lcm1602_context dev, unsigned int row, unsigned int column)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_clear (const lcm1602_context dev)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_home (const lcm1602_context dev)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_create_char (const lcm1602_context dev, unsigned int slot, char *data)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_display_on (const lcm1602_context dev, bool on)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_cursor_on (const lcm1602_context dev, bool on)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_cursor_blink_on (const lcm1602_context dev, bool on)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_backlight_on (const lcm1602_context dev, bool on)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_scroll_display_left (const lcm1602_context dev)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_scroll_display_right (const lcm1602_context dev)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_entry_left_to_right (const lcm1602_context dev, bool on)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_autoscroll_on (const lcm1602_context dev, bool on)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_command (const lcm1602_context dev, uint8_t cmd)
upm_result_t	lcm1602_data (const lcm1602_context dev, uint8_t data)

Typedefs
typedef struct _lcm1602_context *	lcm1602_context

Function Documentation

lcm1602_context lcm1602_i2c_init	(	int	bus,
		int	address,
		bool	is_expander,
		uint8_t	num_columns,
		uint8_t	num_rows
	)

LCM1602 I2C initialization. This is used for those devices using an I2C expander, or other I2C interface. If you are using an expander, you must specify true for the is_expander argument. If not, then the caller of this function is responsible for any transfers to the I2C device. Internally, only direct access to an I2C expander is supported.

Parameters

bus	I2C bus to use.
address	I2C address the LCD is configured for.
is_expander	True if we are dealing with an I2C expander, false otherwise.
num_columns	Number of columns the display has.
num_rows	Number of rows the display has.

Returns

Device Ccontext, or NULL on error.

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lcm1602_context lcm1602_gpio_init	(	int	rs,
		int	enable,
		int	d0,
		int	d1,
		int	d2,
		int	d3,
		uint8_t	num_columns,
		uint8_t	num_rows
	)

LCM1602 GPIO (parallel) initialization, used for GPIO based HD44780 controllers supporting RS, Enable, and 4 data pins in 4-bit mode.

Parameters

rs	Register select pin
enable	Enable pin
d0	Data 0 pin
d1	Data 1 pin
d2	Data 2 pin
d3	Data 3 pin
num_columns	Number of columns the display has. Default 16.
num_rows	Number of rows the display has. Default 2.

Returns

Device Ccontext, or NULL on error.

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void lcm1602_close

(

lcm1602_context

dev

)

LCM1602 close.

Parameters

dev	The device context.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_write	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		char *	buffer,
		int	len
	)

Writes a string to the LCD.

Parameters

dev	The device context.
buffer	Character buffer containing characters to write to the display; note: only ASCII characters are supported
len	The number of characters to write.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_set_cursor	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		unsigned int	row,
		unsigned int	column
	)

Sets the cursor to specified coordinates

Parameters

dev	The device context.
row	Row to set the cursor to.
column	Column to set the cursor to.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_clear

(

const lcm1602_context

dev

)

Clears the display of all characters.

Parameters

dev	The device context.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_home

(

const lcm1602_context

dev

)

Returns to the home coordinates (0,0).

Parameters

dev	The device context.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_create_char	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		unsigned int	slot,
		char *	data
	)

Create a custom character.

Parameters

dev	The device context.
slot	The character slot to write, only 8 are available.
data	The character data (8 bytes) making up the character.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_display_on	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		bool	on
	)

Turn the display on.

Parameters

dev	The device context.
on	true to turn display on, false otherwise.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_cursor_on	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		bool	on
	)

Turn the cursor on.

Parameters

dev	The device context.
on	true to turn cursor on, false otherwise.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_cursor_blink_on	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		bool	on
	)

Turn cursor blink on.

Parameters

dev	The device context.
on	true to turn cursor blink on, false otherwise.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_backlight_on	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		bool	on
	)

Turn backlight on.

Parameters

dev	The device context.
on	true to turn backlight on, false otherwise.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_scroll_display_left

(

const lcm1602_context

dev

)

Scroll the display left, without changing the character RAM.

Parameters

dev	The device context.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_scroll_display_right

(

const lcm1602_context

dev

)

Scroll the display right, without changing the character RAM.

Parameters

dev	The device context.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_entry_left_to_right	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		bool	on
	)

Set the entry mode so that characters are added left to right.

Parameters

dev	The device context.
on	true to add characters left to right, false for right to left.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_autoscroll_on	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		bool	on
	)

Right justify text entered from the cursor.

Parameters

dev	The device context.
on	true right justify text, false to left justify text.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_command	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		uint8_t	cmd
	)

Send a command byte to the controller. This is a low level command and should not be used unless you know what you are doing.

Parameters

dev	The device context.
cmd	The command byte to send.

Returns

UPM result.

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upm_result_t lcm1602_data	(	const lcm1602_context	dev,
		uint8_t	data
	)

Send a data byte to the controller. This is a low level command and should not be used unless you know what you are doing.

Parameters

dev	The device context.
data	The data byte to send.

Returns

UPM result.

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Typedef Documentation

typedef struct _lcm1602_context * lcm1602_context

Device context