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Posted on 26-08-2009
Filed Under (Arduino) by Dan

A few months ago I was wrestling with getting my 16×2 parallel LCD to work with an Arduino for a few hours, until I decided it had to be broken. All I was getting was garbled characters and solid blocks. A few months later, I picked it back up and did some more playing, and eventually got it working. Now to learn how to print custom characters to it…I learn by doing, so I decided to make a hangman program. Below are pictures of the perf-board rendition of a shield for connecting the LCD, a few potentiometers, a tactile switch and a speaker for noise-making fun. At this point the code works well, but I’ve got some ideas for improvement and a box is in the making. Perhaps I’ll even submit it to Brico Geek “Let Arduino Play” contest : )

Hangmane Prototype

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s on 25 November, 2009 at 12:35 pm #

will you share your code?


Dan on 25 November, 2009 at 1:22 pm #

Source code and string library files are available via links in the description of the finished project which is posted here.


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