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- jeremydouglass September 2016
- quark September 2016
connecting an lcd to processing
Hello I used a processing sketch that shows a graphic form of information recieved from a pulse sensor. I would like to take that information and display it on an lcd screen. I don't know how to take that data and send it out of processing and into the lcd, so I could really use some help! thanks
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@Noa2 What are you using to control the LCD? Arduino?
Glad that mentioning Arduino seems to have resolved your question.
Depending on the type of display and what your are trying to show on it you might check out:
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/TFTLibrary
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/LiquidCrystalDisplay
...and / or recent discussions of Processing + Arduino LCD projects, e.g. http://tech.thejoestory.com/2015/03/displaying-tweets-using-processing.html?m=1