What LCD?  Did you hook one up externally?  If so, I would love to see 
pictures of that setup, as well as info on how you hooked it up if you 
don't mind sharing.

-Shawn


Josh Koffman wrote:
> Well, they have some "teletraining" on the Cypress site. I found it to
> not be too bad. Really the hardest part was figuring out all the
> intricacies of their IDE. It's very different from coding for a PIC,
> you use the IDE to specify which hardware blocks to use and how to
> connect them. While I'm sure this could be done by hand or with an
> external development environment, it wouldn't be my choice. I am
> fortunate enough to have an ICE here at work, so that helped a lot,
> but just the invention board should be ok, just no debug. The sample
> code and APIs that are given with the blocks are pretty good. I got
> the LCD block working almost instantaneously. Tell the IDE you want to
> use it (so it compiles in support). Then issue the right commands (ie
> an init, and a write, etc) and viola, text on the screen.
> 
> Josh
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