Added tag ...

Those look like they could be graphics displays seeing they don't appear to=
 have segments, and presumably an SPI or I2C interface.



> -----Original Message-----
> From: piclist-bounces@mit.edu [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] On Behalf
> Of KPL
> Sent: 03 November 2015 13:42
> To: PICLIST
> Subject: unknown LCD
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> Hi,
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> I just acquired several nice, small LCD displays, from old telecom equipm=
ent.
> Those were remains of PSU's from something I could not identify, as this =
was
> almost all that was still there.
> These seem to be very high quality parts, but I can find absolutely no
> information about them. Usually it's possible to see segments, using ligh=
t
> from some weird angles, or by pressing on the glass by a finger
> - but these show nothing.
> Any ideas?
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> https://www.dropbox.com/sh/w9w296d5ycp2qho/AACPjYPIYIc4-
> 0J7t6fa_qTKa?dl=3D0
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> Text on back:
> LBL-CHM1098-01A
> 0605BJB*0216
> 0524/2*5
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> Text on label:
> COG-CWM1098-01
> 5059709700
> JOB:520251 F
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> only 5 wires to LCD, two to backlight, so it should have some kind of
> controller inside.
> I have several of them, so probably can destroy one to find what's inside=
..
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