From: Gerhard Sittig <redacted>
Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2019 10:12:17 +0000 (+0100)
Subject: hd44780: move HD44780 dump into the display/ subdirectory
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hd44780: move HD44780 dump into the display/ subdirectory
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diff --git a/display/hd44780/README b/display/hd44780/README
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+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Hitachi HD44780 display controller, 4-bit mode, initialization sequence
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+This capture contains the initialization sequence of an Hitachi HD44780
+display controller which is very popular for 2x16, 4x20, and similar
+character oriented display modules.
+
+The specific hardware setup that got recorded uses 4-bit mode, which
+means that data gets communicated on lined D4-D7 only, and D0-D3 are
+not connected.
+
+
+Logic analyzer setup
+--------------------
+
+The capture was taken with an ASIX Sigma2 logic analyzer, sampling 8
+logic channels at a rate of 50MHz:
+
+  Probe       HD44780
+  -------------------
+  1           IR (infrared remote control, idle, not HD44780 related)
+  2           RS (selects "commands" and "display data" mode)
+  3           RW (read/write, always low for write, fixed in HW)
+  4           E (enable, falling edge clocks data transfers)
+  5           D4 (data lines ...)
+  6           D5
+  7           D6
+  8           D7
+
+
+Data
+----
+
+See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitachi_HD44780_LCD_controller for a
+list of display controller commands, and especially the 'Mode Selection'
+section which discusses the synchronization phase.
+
+The sequence demonstrates the following steps:
+- Synchronize to the LCD controller, cope with it being in any arbitrary
+  state from previous execution.
+- Configure the LCD controller hardware to 4-bit mode, clear the screen
+  and setup other parameters.
+- Print two text labels: "Hello LCD" and "counter", start printing
+  counter values.
+
+When a dedicated HD44780 decoder is not available, the 'parallel' decoder
+can extract the most basic information: Clock on E (falling edge), D4-D7
+of the display corresponds to D0-D3 of the decoder (D4-D7 of the decoder
+are not connected). Words consist of 8 bits (span 2 bus cycles), and are
+in big endian format.
diff --git a/display/hd44780/hd44780-reset-init-hello.sr b/display/hd44780/hd44780-reset-init-hello.sr
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diff --git a/hd44780/README b/hd44780/README
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Hitachi HD44780 display controller, 4-bit mode, initialization sequence
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-This capture contains the initialization sequence of an Hitachi HD44780
-display controller which is very popular for 2x16, 4x20, and similar
-character oriented display modules.
-
-The specific hardware setup that got recorded uses 4-bit mode, which
-means that data gets communicated on lined D4-D7 only, and D0-D3 are
-not connected.
-
-
-Logic analyzer setup
---------------------
-
-The capture was taken with an ASIX Sigma2 logic analyzer, sampling 8
-logic channels at a rate of 50MHz:
-
-  Probe       HD44780
-  -------------------
-  1           IR (infrared remote control, idle, not HD44780 related)
-  2           RS (selects "commands" and "display data" mode)
-  3           RW (read/write, always low for write, fixed in HW)
-  4           E (enable, falling edge clocks data transfers)
-  5           D4 (data lines ...)
-  6           D5
-  7           D6
-  8           D7
-
-
-Data
-----
-
-See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitachi_HD44780_LCD_controller for a
-list of display controller commands, and especially the 'Mode Selection'
-section which discusses the synchronization phase.
-
-The sequence demonstrates the following steps:
-- Synchronize to the LCD controller, cope with it being in any arbitrary
-  state from previous execution.
-- Configure the LCD controller hardware to 4-bit mode, clear the screen
-  and setup other parameters.
-- Print two text labels: "Hello LCD" and "counter", start printing
-  counter values.
-
-When a dedicated HD44780 decoder is not available, the 'parallel' decoder
-can extract the most basic information: Clock on E (falling edge), D4-D7
-of the display corresponds to D0-D3 of the decoder (D4-D7 of the decoder
-are not connected). Words consist of 8 bits (span 2 bus cycles), and are
-in big endian format.
diff --git a/hd44780/hd44780-reset-init-hello.sr b/hd44780/hd44780-reset-init-hello.sr
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