Andrew Warren wrote:
>
> I wrote:

> and Tony Nixon <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> replied:
>
> > Actually 0x0C for F84 ;-)
>
>     You're correct, of course... But I DO have an excuse.
>
>     I mean, I work for a company that makes 8051-based
>     microcontrollers; I can't be expected to know all these little
>     details about PICs.
>
>     -Andy
>

Naturally not! It's a bit academic in any case 'cause it's still no go
even with 0x0C. Triple checked the circuit - AOK. I dunno - maybe some
things just aren't _meant_ to be done!

I'll keep fiddling with it, just in case, and I'll leave the file at
:- http://www.netstra.com.au/~elek/smartlcd/smart01.html

Guess the next move will be to get rid of the KPD & interrupt and just
duplicate the working 16C57's test message only and see if that works.

- Ian

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