Try these ones, I=B4ve found them very handy when I had to deal with the
same controler.

    Horta


http://perso.wanadoo.fr/rs-rey/electronic_ressources/Ressources/8051/Graphic
LCD/GraphicLCD.htm
http://www.compsys1.com/workbench/On_top_of_the_Bench/KS0108/ks0108_controll
er.html
http://www.geocities.com/dinceraydin/lcd/gfxz80example.htm



> Hi all,
> I think I might want to try a 128X64 Graphics LCD on my next project.  I
> bought an EasyPIC 3 development board from www.circuit-ed.com which looks
> great, especially at the price.  It comes with an LCD with a KS0108
> controller.  I've searched for tutorials on how to control/use a graphics
> based LCD but with little results.  I would appreciate any references you
> can direct me to on how they work and how to program them.  When I began
> playing with PICs, there were lots of tutorials and program examples for
> character based LCDs but I was surprised that I haven't been very
> successfuly in finding something similar for graphics based LCDs.  I want
to
> build a magnetometer and be able to draw a graph realtime as the data
comes
> in so it would not be just a screen shot programmed into eeprom.
> I'm looking forward to playing with this development board.  It has a lot
> built on board and has lots of options available as well.  My original
plans
> for this project was a built in eeprom and RS-232 with a character LCD but
> now that I've found this development board I'm going to try to utilize SD
> Ram cards, USB communications, and a Graphics LCD.  Thanks for any help.
> FJ

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