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Hello

I have a Nokia 1600 LCD (RH-64 model) which I would like to use with a PIC Microcontroller.

http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/4913/abcd0003tu.jpg


http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/9421/abcd0005i.jpg


I've seen on other websites that this LCD is compatible with these other models:

* Nokia 1600
* Nokia 1208
* Nokia 1209
* Nokia 2310
* Nokia 2126 CDMA
* Nokia 6125
* Nokia 6136
* Nokia N71 outside

The LCD features 96*68 pixels and 64k colors.

I would like to get its connector pinout. It has 10 pins and it's very small:

http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/2176/c ... ia1600.png


It seems that this connector from Sparkfun may fit it:

http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/produc ... cts_id=570

Do you have any hint on how to make it work on a microcontroller? Its pinout would be useful.

http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/3633/abcd0007s.jpg


Thanks in advance.

Since you got the PCB hardware, why not do some analysis. You should get all pin-out figured out when all hardware on-hands.

If you got a hot-air gun, you can easily take off the one on the cell phone and reuse it.

Here is the result from google, but you need verify from your circuit boards:

1. CLK
2. SDA
3. GND
4. CS\
5. RESET\
6. VLED+, 7.5V
7. VLED-,
8. Not connected
9. Vdd, +2.8V
10. VIO, +1.8V

You should be able to verify Ground, Vdd by using a multimeter without taking anything apart. If you got a oscilloscope, you can find more info from your hardware.

This LCD module is now sold under US$5 (including shipping), really good bargain.

Thanks funnynypd for letting us know, I will test this right away and let you guys know. I suspect that the controller is an ST7626.