Hi everyone,
I am trying to learn Embedded Systems and I am super new to interfacing displays. I am starting out with a smaller display i.e LCD1602 and trying to display characters and numbers on it and build something interesting if the former problem is solved.
I found a very good article (https://www.rs-online.com/designspark/jetson-nano-40-pin-gpio-cn), one might have to translate it.
I didn’t have the I2C bridge already connected to my lcd so I used a breadboard to make the connections (I am attaching images of my setup)
I followed everything exactly as shown in the article but still my lcd doesn’t display anything.
The Nano is identifying the address of the LCD as shown below:
The python file is as follows:
43b51a90-593a-11ea-9014-42010a00001e_I2C_LCD_driver.py (4.5 KB)
I was trying to make changes in this file but it’s not working.
Is it recommended to write your own lcd driver. I would be interested in that but I am not sure where to start from. There’s a lot of content when it comes to the same interfacing with RPi and Aurdino but not for the Nano.
I would really appreciate your help.
Thanks
