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lcd power question
I have a Crystalfontz 2x20 parallel LCD I'm going to be using the the car mp3 player I'm assembling. I already know I'll have to get creative with hooking up the parallel cable to the display (shouldn't be too hard on that part of it). My question is with the power for the LCD. Would it be possible to send the +5v through the unused pins on the parallel cable and recombine them on the LCD side so I don't have to run a seperate cable for power? I know it CAN be done with just soldering the appropriate cables, my question is: would doing this completely make the other wires put out garbage information from EMI?
Unrelated question: Are there pre-assembled 2x8 connectors so that I don't have to solder directly on the pcb for the display?
The datasheet on the lcd I have:
http://www.crystalfontz.com/products...002AYMIJPV.pdf
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overall status software: ~40% completed, hardware: ~80% completed
computer 10GB laptop drive, 192MB RAM, Intel MU440EX Motherboard, Celeron 300, 10/100 NIC, Windows 98SE, FM brodcaster from Radio Shack (12-2051A), 1U 200w ATX power supply, Sproggy 2.6 PSU, ATX Shutdown Controller, Crystalfontz 2x20 LCD (CFAH2002A-YMI-JPV), plexiglass case
car 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS. 4 cylinder, 2.0 Liter, DOHC
Last edited by jrbless; 04-07-2002 at 01:01 PM.
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