I bought an RGB LCD Shield (PID-772) awhile back and decided to use it on a project. I don't do Ardino, I code in C/C++. In this case a NUCLEO-F401RE dev board. Is there documentation on the I2C commands? In a perfect world I would hook the part up to an Aadrvark (Total Phase I2C tester) and experiment before adding the display to my project.
Failing this documentation, is there enough information in Adafruit_RGBLEDShield.cpp (on Github) for me to reverse engineer this?
I did troll the forums but found nothing that answered this question.
Thanks in advance.
RGB-LCD and C++
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- dastels
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Re: RGB-LCD and C++
You can have a look at the library: https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit-RG ... ld-Library.
Arduino is an environment and framework for C++. The framework just abstracts away much of the low level MCU specifics and makes it easier for beginners, hobbyists, and such. But the language you work in *is* C++.
Dave
Arduino is an environment and framework for C++. The framework just abstracts away much of the low level MCU specifics and makes it easier for beginners, hobbyists, and such. But the language you work in *is* C++.
Dave
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Re: RGB-LCD and C++
OK. Thanks you. I'll give it a go.
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