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One Design Based on Minicomputer for LCD Display Menus

Wen Jing Lu

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High quality dot-matrix LCD module are widely used in different kinds of embedded systems. In the whole system design, interface design often occupy a large part of the job. This paper will introduce a kind of use structure body achieve Chinese window menu interface methods. The method is simple and the operation is stable and reliable.

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High quality dot-matrix LCD module are widely used in different kinds of embedded systems. In the whole system design, interface design often occupy a large part of the job. This paper will introduce a kind of use structure body achieve Chinese window menu interface methods. The method is simple and the operation is stable and reliable.

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High quality dot-matrix LCD module are widely used in different kinds of embedded systems. In the whole system design, interface design often occupy a large part of the job. This paper will introduce a kind of use structure body achieve Chinese window menu interface methods. The method is simple and the operation is stable and reliable.

Key concepts: Minicomputer, Liquid-crystal display, Interface (matter), Computer science, Window (computing), Simple (philosophy), Computer hardware, Dot matrix

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