TOSHIBA 6963c gLCD

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TOSHIBA 6963c gLCD

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Hello folks! I need your help again.

I have some gLCD 240x64 based on T6963C processor. Te first type is PG24064E made by POWERTIP. The connector is with 20 pins.
The other one type is made for MIELE, I can't identify the type. The connector is with 24 pins.
May I used in Flowcode with one of the gLCD ready made macro for e-block? If yes, witch one and how can I connect it to the pic?
Thank you!

Later edit:
I found some datasheet from one of them
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Re: TOSHIBA 6963c gLCD

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Still looking for a solution to use PG24064E (TOSHIBA 6963c gLCD) in Flowcode. Has anyone used it before?
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Re: TOSHIBA 6963c gLCD

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Hello,

That controller IC is ringing a bell but not sure we ever supported it. Can you have a dig around on Google and see if you can find any known working C code specifically for the controller in it's current setup. If you can do this then it shouldn't take me long to package this into a v6 component. Unlikely that it will make it as a v5 component now but you could always have a go at making your own custom component if you need to use v5.
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