Author: Richard Leszczynski email: richard@makerdyne.com web: www.MakerDyne.com/memorylcds/ Basic class for Sharp Memory LCD control to accompany my Sharp Memory LCD Breakout Boards. The class relies on refreshing the LCD with hardware PWM output on pin 9 of an Arduino Uno or Duemilanove. HARDWARE SETUP: Breakout Board --> Arduino DISP --> 8 EXTCOMIN --> 9 SCS --> 10 SI --> 11 SCLK --> 13 Vin --> 5V GND --> GND JUMPERS (on rear of breakout board) JP1 = HIGH JP2 = Set according to your model of LCD SOFTWARE INSTALLATION: Download the zip file from GitHub and extract it to your Arduino libraries folder. you should end up with the following: /path/to/ArduinoSketchbook/libraries/MemoryLCD/ /path/to/ArduinoSketchbook/libraries/MemoryLCD/MemoryLCD.h /path/to/ArduinoSketchbook/libraries/MemoryLCD/MemoryLCD.cpp /path/to/ArduinoSketchbook/libraries/MemoryLCD/keywords.txt /path/to/ArduinoSketchbook/libraries/MemoryLCD/README.txt /path/to/ArduinoSketchbook/libraries/MemoryLCD/examples/demo/demo.ino SOFTWARE USE: Before doing anything, you must edit #define LCDWIDTH 96 #define LCDHEIGHT 96 in the file "MemoryLCD.h" to match the dimensions of your particular model of Memory LCD in pixels. (The boards I am selling are either (WxH) 96x96 pixels, 128x128 pixels, or 400x240 pixels.) Run the demo sketch to check your breakout board is working. To use the MemoryLCD class in your own sketch, you must include the following at the top of your sketch: #include "MemoryLCD.h" #include <SPI.h>