Unfortunately this won't work.  The display has NO graphic ram.  In other words,
you are allowed to define 8 of the 256 characters in the character generator
ROM/RAM.  When the display refreshes, it matches the display ram (80 bytes) byte
by byte to the character generator ROM/RAM and spits out the character to the
display.  If you write the 8 user defined characters to the display, then change
their definitions, they will change on the display.

-Adam

MILTON MEDICINTEKNIK KB wrote:
>
> Best Andre,
>
> You have by now recieved several good and clearifying answers, as I came back. Like you find, the letters need a bit of detail to be clear, and the special caracters mode would apply.
>
> My idia is that you would need more special char's. than 8. But, you would have to REDEFINE these as you go-along. The display doesn't change, once data is written into the RAM of the display.
>
> Sven

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