Emax

Hi Alan,

I was thinking of using and LED backlight too, but it looked like the LCD
assembly would be too thick (around 12mm as opposed to 8mm(?) for the EL
backlight-type LCD...

If it does fit in place okay please let me know.

Cheers,

Mike.

On 11/02/2008, mr julian <jujulilianan@...> wrote:
>
>   from the OP's datasheet, pins 15 and 16 are for an LED backlight......
>
> so, yeah.. it's an LED backlight. No need for the backlight inverter
> module anymore. pull it out, too!
>
> Just wire 5V through a resistor (start with 6R8, assuming the LED
> load/current requirements are right in the datasheet) 1/2W resistor from
> to the "A" connection of the backlight, and wire the "K" connection to
> ground.
> The Emax shouldn't worry about another 120mA, on 5V, I imagine.... (not
> that I've ever tried, though!)
>
> The LED backlight power is a pretty simple thing - has anyone checked
> the data/control pins are in the right order on the old and the new
> module??
>
> ted Summers wrote:
>
> >Alan-
> >
> >The LCD must be soldered. I don't know if the system checks whether
> >the LCD is displaying or not.
> >
> >
> >
>  
>


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