Scott Edwards Electronics BPP-420 User Manual Download Page 10

User’s Manual

Scott Edwards Electronics, Inc.

1939 S. Frontage Road, Suite F, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 USA
ph: 520-459-4802 • fax: 520-459-0623 • www.seetron.com

BPP-420 • v4.0 • 7/99 • pg 10

Table 2. Basic
Specifications

Figure 6. Physical dimensions

A

B

C

D

L

G

I

J

H, K

E

F

Dimensions and Specifications

Truly is our primary supplier of 4x20 LCD modules used in this product, but we also use DataVision
(DV) as a backup. There are slight differences in some non-critical dimensions, as shown in figure 5.

• All dimensions in mm.
• Worst-case tolerance for any dimension is 

±

0.50mm.

• Maximum depth (from front of screen frame to tips of
interface header posts) is 26mm.
• Dimensions based on information provided by
manufacturers—subject to change without notice.

L y frame height

A y offset pcb edge to hole ctr
B y pcb height
C y hole spacing
D y screen opening
E y character size
F x character size

G x offset pcb edge to hole ctr
H x screen frame

I x screen opening

J x hole spacing

- mounting hole diameter
- frame depth, non-backlit

- frame depth, LED-backlit

K x pcb width

38.40

39.40

2.50

2.50

60.00

60.00

55.00

55.00

25.20

25.20

4.75

4.75

2.95

2.95

2.50

2.50

98.00

98.00

76.00

76.00

93.00

93.00

2.50

2.50

Truly

DV

5.00

5.40

8.50

9.40

98.00

98.00

Power requirements (BL off).................................4.8 to 5.5 Vdc @ 10mA
Power requirements (BL on)...............................4.8 to 5.5 Vdc @ 100mA
User connector .....................5-pin header; 0.025" posts on 0.10" centers
Connector pinout ....................................................+5 GND SER GND +5
Serial input...............RS-232, or inverted TTL/CMOS, 9600 or 2400, N81
Buzzer output .............5V @ 25mA max; pulses approx. 100ms for BELL
Operating temperature.......................................0

°

 to 50

°

C (32

°

 to 122

°

F)

Serial data rates ............................................................2400 or 9600 bps

Important Notes on Handling, Installation, and Mounting

LCDs are precision-made electro-optical devices that should last a lifetime of normal use.
They are vulnerable to damage from mishandling, however. Our warranty excludes damage
from abuse, so it is very important that you handle and mount your LCD with care. Here are
some tips:

• Handle in a static-safe manner

• Do not drop or strike

• Do not attempt to disassemble, repair, or modify

• Do not drill, cut, notch, grind, etc.

• Mount with machine screws in corner holes

• Do not attempt to enlarge mounting holes

• Do not use glue, epoxy, or paint on this unit

• Protect from water, solvents, oils

• Do not bend, warp, or stress

• Install behind a protective transparent window

• Protect from strong electrical fields, ESD

• Protect from reverse-power hookup

Summary of Contents for BPP-420

Page 1: ...der any legal theory including lost profits downtime goodwill damage to or replacement of equipment or property and any costs or recovering reprogramming or reproducing of data associated with the use...

Page 2: ...nnect serial I O and power to the BPP 420 Make sure that the power polarity is correct Reversing 5 and GND will damage the BPP 420 and possibly your power supply The power source should be regulated t...

Page 3: ...pin 0 J1 GND 5 SER OLD MODE Operation The codes and features described in this manual are available only when switch 1 mode is OFF When mode is ON the interface emulates the operation of our original...

Page 4: ...as four line tall graphics The display can show up to four big characters at a time The big character set includes numbers 0 9 letters A Z uppercase only and symbols period hyphen colon and space The...

Page 5: ...ng the cursor in position 0 see figure 3 Carriage Return control M ASCII 13 Move the cursor to the first position of the next line Backlight ON control N ASCII 14 Turn on the LED backlight Backlight O...

Page 6: ...maps into these slots for the big character cntl B mode Using the Define instruction you can change a bitmap Send Escape ASCII 27 followed by the letter D ASCII 68 then the symbol number you wish to d...

Page 7: ...YMBOL clrLCD 12 Clear entire LCD screen SYMBOL posCmd 16 Position cursor SYMBOL clrCol 17 Clear column SYMBOL bell 7 Ring bell SYMBOL wedge 128 Wedge shaped symbol SYMBOL bksp 8 Backspace SYMBOL bigNu...

Page 8: ...4 Baudmode for inverted 9600 bps output The constants bell and bksp are predefined in PBASIC2 Begin demonstration pause 1000 serout 0 N9600 clrLCD Clear the screen for b2 0 to 79 serout 0 N9600 wedge...

Page 9: ...LCD screen CONST noCurs 4 Make cursor invisible CONST ulCurs 5 Turn on underline cursor CONST bell 7 Beep piezo buzzer if attached CONST bksp 8 Backspace CONST bigNums 2 Begin big number mode CONST cl...

Page 10: ...00 25 20 25 20 4 75 4 75 2 95 2 95 2 50 2 50 98 00 98 00 76 00 76 00 93 00 93 00 2 50 2 50 Truly DV 5 00 5 40 8 50 9 40 98 00 98 00 Power requirements BL off 4 8 to 5 5 Vdc 10mA Power requirements BL...

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