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          Wouter van Ooijen <wouter@VOTI.NL> wrote:

> > That leaves four possibilities:
>
> Did you try a negative contrast voltage? I have a nice big display here
> dat shows nothing untill I apply -12V contrast.
It does display a cursor on powerup - the cursor vanishes after about 500mS
though. Besides, the datasheet seems to suggest that applying a negative
contrast voltage may damage the display (!)

Later.
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