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is there a Way to connect an 1602/2004 screen to an Arduino running Tinybasic and showing everything on it? #53

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leandrofriedrich opened this issue Dec 28, 2020 · 2 comments

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@leandrofriedrich
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Hello!
I just found my first Arduino Uno and found out that i have put TinyBasic on it. And i like it!!
I just went through the code and think that the stuff gets written to the Serial monitor with serial read/write. So, now to the question. Is it possible to display the stuff from the Serial Monitor to an LCD? i think i should be able to use lcd.write instead of Serial.read/write. Will that be possible?
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ChaosLeo07

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BleuLlama commented Dec 28, 2020 via email

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That should work yes. Just be aware that the lcd library will likely use memory in the arduino, which is already quite tight.

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On Dec 28, 2020, at 6:37 AM, ChaosLeo07 [email protected] wrote:


Hello!
I just found my first Arduino Uno and found out that i have put TinyBasic on it. And i like it!!
I just went through the code and think that the stuff gets written to the Serial monitor with serial read/write. So, now to the question. Is it possible to display the stuff from the Serial Monitor to an LCD? i think i should be able to use lcd.write instead of Serial.read/write. Will that be possible?
Best Regards
ChaosLeo07


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so if i would take an arduino with more ram, i will get better results?

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