User manual
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- Chapter 2. Getting Started
- Chapter 3. Using the Demo Software
- Appendix A. Board Technical Information
- Figure A-1: PICDEM™ LCD 2 Default Jumper Location
- A.1 Processors
- A.2 LCD Display
- Figure A-2: PICDEM™ LCD 2 Display
- Table A-2: LCD Glass Specifications
- Figure A-3: Display Definitions
- Figure A-4: Digit Description
- Table A-3: LCD SEGx and COMx
- A.2.1 Device-Specific LCD Segment Configuration
- Table A-4: PIC18F85J90 PIM and ICE Pin/Port Comparison
- Table A-5: PIC18F85J90 LCD connections Comparison
- Figure A-5: Segment Configuration for PIC18F85J90 Devices
- Table A-6: PIC18F85j90 pORT AND pIN cOMPARISON
- Table A-7: PIC18F87J90 PIM and ICE Pin/Port Comparison
- Table A-8: PIC18F87J90 LCD connections Comparison
- Figure A-6: Segment Configuration for PIC18F87J90 Devices
- Table A-9: PIC18F87j90 pORT AND pIN cOMPARISON
- Table A-10: PIC18F8490 Pim and ICE Port/Pin Comparison
- Table A-11: pic18f8490 LCD cONNECTIONS cOMPARISON
- Figure A-7: Segment Configuration for PIC18F8490 Devices
- Table A-12: pic18f8490 pIN AND pORT cOMPARISON
- Table A-13: PIC16F946 PIM and ICE PIn/Port Comparison
- Table A-14: PIC16F946 LCD Connections cOMPARISON
- Figure A-8: Segment Configuration for PIC16F946 Devices
- Table A-15: pic16f946 pORT AND PIN cOMPARISON
- Table A-16: PIC16F/LF1946/7 PIM and ICE PIn/Port Comparison
- Table A-17: PIC16F/LF1946/7 LCD Connections cOMPARISON
- Figure A-9: Segment Configuration for PIC16F/LF1946/7 Devices
- Table A-18: pic16f/LF1946/7 pORT AND PIN cOMPARISON
- Table A-19: PIC16F917 PIM and ICE Pin/Port Comparison
- Table A-20: pic16f917 LCD cONNECTIONS cOMPARISON
- Figure A-10: Segment Configuration for PIC16F914/917 Devices
- Table A-21: pic16f917 pIN AND pORT cOMPARISON
- A.3 LED Display
- A.4 Charge Pump and VLCAP
- A.5 Resistive Ladder Versus Charge Pump
- A.6 Oscillator Options
- A.7 RS-232 Serial Port
- A.8 Real-Time Clock
- A.9 Serial EEPROM
- A.10 Analog Input
- A.11 Temperature Sensor
- A.12 Switches
- A.13 ICD Connector
- A.14 Power Supply
- A.15 Board Layout and Schematics
- A.16 PIM Layout and Schematics
- Figure A-16: PIC18F65J90 and PIC18F85J90 PIM Layout
- Figure A-17: PIC16F914/917 PIM Layout
- Figure A-18: PIC16F946 PIM Layout
- Figure A-19: PIC16F/LF1946/7 PIM Layout
- Figure A-20: PIC18F6490/8490 PIM Layout
- Figure A-21: PIC18F87j90 PIM Layout
- Figure A-22: PICDEM™ LCD 2 PIC16F914/917 PIM Schematic
- Figure A-23: PICDEM LCD 2 PIC16F/LF1946/7 64-Pin PIM Schematic
- Figure A-24: PICDEM™ LCD 2 PIC16F946 PIM Schematic
- Figure A-25: PICDEM™ LCD 2 PIC18F6490 64-pin PIM Schematic
- Figure A-26: PICDEM™ LCD 2 PIC18F8490 80-pin PIM Schematic
- Figure A-27: PICDEM™ LCD 2 PIC18F6XJ90 64-pin PIM Schematic
- Figure A-28: PICDEM™ LCD 2 PIC18F87J90 80-pin PIM Schematic
- Figure A-29: PICDEM™ LCD 2 PIC18F85J90 80-pin PIM Schematic
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PICDEM™ LCD 2 Demonstration Kit User’s Guide
DS51662C-page 12 2010 Microchip Technology Inc.
1.2 PICDEM LCD 2 DEMONSTRATION BOARD HARDWARE FEATURES
The PICDEM LCD 2 Demonstration Board has the following hardware features; each
feature’s number corresponding to the number in Figure 1-1:
1. The demonstration board provides a daughter board option for the
PIC18F85J90, PIC18F87J90, PIC18F8490, PIC16F914/917, PIC16F946, and
PIC16F/LF1946/47 families of devices and MPLAB ICE. The board is also sup-
plied with a PIM populated with a PIC18F85J90 device.
The MPLAB ICE can be plugged onto the board without any transition socket for
PIC18FXX90 devices. For other devices, a transition socket may be needed.
2. On-board adjustable voltage regulator for direct input from 9V, 100 mA AC/DC
wall adapter or 3V button cell battery.
3. Jumper J15 to select different power options.
4. Green power-on indicator LED for direct input from 9V.
5. Varitronix custom segmented LCD display.
6. Jumpers, COM0, COM1, COM2 and COM3, to disconnect COM pins from
on-board LCD and allow the usage of any customized LCD glass.
7. RS-232 connection and associated hardware for direct connection to RS-232
interface.
8. Jumpers, JP13 and JP14, to disconnect TX and RX.
9. In-Circuit Debugger (ICD) connector.
10. R44, 10 k, potentiometer for devices with analog inputs.
11. Five push button switches (S1 through S5) for external stimulus and Reset.
12. Jumpers, JP19, JP18, JP1 and JP2, to disconnect switches from RB6, RB7, RA6
and RA7 input pins.
13. Jumper, J11, to select either 10 k (POT R44) or the S1-S4 switches to AN0
(RA0).
14. Two green LEDs connected to RC3 and RC4 (device dependent).
15. Jumpers in J14 to disconnect LEDs from RC3 and RC4.
16. A slide switch (S6) to select either the resistor ladder or the charge pump option
for generating the bias values for the LCD pins.
17. Jumper, JP21, to physically tie the resistor ladder to ground.
18. Unpopulated holes provided for crystal connection.
19. Jumpers, JP11 and JP12, to disconnect crystal from OSC1 and OSC2.
20. 32.768 kHz crystal with Timer1 for Real-Time Clock (RTC) operation.
21. A Microwire EEPROM 93AA46C provided on a socket.
22. Jumpers, JP15 and JP16, to disconnect EEPROM from CK and DT. Jumper, J6,
to connect CS to GND or to RC4 (device dependent). Jumper, J13, to select
either 128 x 8 or 64 x 16 memory organization.
23. Thermistor for sensing temperature.
24. Jumper, JP5, to connect thermistor to AN1 (RA1) (device dependent).
25. Jumper, JP17, to select either V
CC or I/O to power the peripherals.
26. Unpopulated option for TC77 temperature sensor.
27. Prototype area for user hardware.
28. PICtail™ daughter board connection. (The pin names on the board are valid only
for the PIC18F8490 device. For other devices, the PICtail daughter board pin
connections may be different or not connected.)
Note: Optional PIMs populated with PIC18FXX90, PIC18FXX90, PIC16F9XX,
and PIC16X19XX devices are available for purchase from Microchip Direct
(www.microchipdirect.com).