ON 20090707@7:35:08 PM at page:
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 Ben Voigt[BV-gmail-] Replied to post 39384.2488657407 by JMN-EFP-786

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[Of course the microcontroller needs 5V-tolerant I/ (mine does) or the return data will blow it up, I guess this can be prevented with either series resistors or by keeping the R/W line set correctly.]' at: '<!-- 39384.2488657407 EOR -->'

<A TITLE="70.100.99.49" NAME="39384.2488657407"> </A> Any chance this panel
    canbr driven by 3.3v supply &amp; I/O? Thanks - Steve<!-- REPLY -->
    <A TITLE="JMN-EFP-786" NAME="39384.4225347222" HREF="/techref/member/JMN-EFP-786/index.htm">James
    Newton</A> replies: <I>No, sorry, it needs 5
    volts.</I><!-- 39384.4225347222 EOR -->
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