1203 User Guide: Difference between revisions

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{{UGrow2|1203_2|May 2011      |2|203|getLabelString fixed for labels longer than 7 characters}}
{{UGrow2|1203_2|May 2011      |2|203|getLabelString fixed for labels longer than 7 characters}}
{{UGrow2|1203_2|February 2013  |2|204|USB stack changes; was unstable with lots of set reports}}

Revision as of 21:10, 20 April 2016

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Getting Started

Checking the Contents

You should have received:

  • A PhidgetTextLCD 8/8/8 - White
  • A mini-USB cable

In order to test your new Phidget you will also need:

  • A piece of wire to test the digital inputs
  • An LED to test the digital outputs
  • An analog sensor to test the analog inputs. We are using the 1124-Precision Temperature Sensor

Connecting the Pieces

  1. Connect the Analog Sensor to the analog input port 0 using a Phidgets sensor cable. The analog ports are numbered from 0 to 7 starting from the left.
  2. Connect one end of the wire to digital input port 0 and the other end to the ground connection.
  3. Connect the LED by inserting the long LED wire into the digital output 0 and the shorter wire into Ground.
  4. Connect the PhidgetTextLCD board to the PC using the USB cable.

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This device shows up as just a combination of a 1018 and a single port 1204. Because of this we ask that you refer to the manuals for the 1018 and 1204 respectively for information on testing your device, technical details, and the API for each half of this device. 1203 2 Control Panel InterfaceKit Screen.jpg

Product History

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