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-The basic LCD display for a Midibox project is a 2x16 character LCD based on the HD44780 industrial standard from Hitachi. You can use a larger LCD, like 2x20 or 4x20, and the standard Midibox projects will just use the 2x16 characters in the top left corner.
-Availability: Suitable LCDs are available at every well stocked electronic store and especially at eBay (search for 2x16 lcd or similar). Order numbers for Reichelt: LCD 162C LED (2x16 with backlight, 12.70 EUR), LCD 164A LED (4x16 with backlight, 20.90 EUR), LCD 204A LED (4x20 with backlight, 27.20 EUR).
-Connectivity: The pin assignments of the LCD interface J15 unfortunately aren't straightforward because they were chosen to ease construction of the Core. So, you have to take special care for the interconnections. Pin assignments on the LCD modules also vary. Be sure you get a data sheet with the pinout for your LCD module.
-There is an LCD interconnection test available at the [[http://www.ucapps.de/mios_download.html|MIOS Download]] section which allows you to toggle each individual data/control pin with a Modulation Wheel of a MIDI keyboard, or with the appr. CC Events - e.g. from MIDI-Ox or MIOS Studio. It's a very useful test to ensure, that all wires are connected, that they are in the right order, and that there are no short circuits between the pins.
-[[Character LCDs]]\\
-[[Graphical LCDs]]\\
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-also see -> [[lcd_module_liquid_crystal_display]]