PIXCAXE controls Nokia 3310 display
design tip
Published in issue 348, November 2005
Spare displays for Nokia 3310 mobile telephones are offered cheaply not only by several surplus goods outlets but also via Ebay. A small program allows such a display to be controlled from a PICAXE micro. The PICAXE is a PIC-based microcontroller marketed by Revolution Education Ltd. The special loader utility programmed into the chip allows it to be programmed with uncommon ease.
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