Hello, everyone.
In this video I am going to show you how you can interface your LCD display using Raspberry Pi Pico
to your PC.
So without wasting any time, let's get started.
To build this project, we need few components, which is breadboard, LCD display, Raspberry Pi,
pico and a few jumper wires.
Let us see the.
According to a circuit diagram.
I already built the circuit.
Now let us connect our Raspberry Pi Pico board to our system.
So we have to press this booster button and hold it.
And then we have to connect a Raspberry Pi pico to our PC.
So my LCD is glowing now.
Now let us do the programming part.
So now we have to go to our web browser.
Then we have to type here Pico.
Behind.
Pico, you have to file Pico two.
Then we have to go to this one, this link, and then we have to already show this in the previous video
I'm showing again.
That's not a problem for me.
Now we have to download this file.
I have already downloaded this file, so now we have to copy this file and paste in our Rpp2 rpp2 drive,
then paste it here.
So now we have to now we have to open where we will do our programming part.
Let's open thanny.
So here we will basically use three files for for this project.
Previously, we use only one file, which is for blinking.
Now here we have to open three files.
We will go to file and we have.
I will open from my Raspberry Pi pico.
Since I have already made the project.
So I will open it from my Raspberry Pi pico board.
So here you can see that we have blinking dot pi, which I made in the previous video.
And here we will look at three files which are the LCD API dot pi, main dot pi and pico two dot pi.
First of all, we have to open this one.
Then we have to go to open again and then we have to sleep.
Then we have to go to Main Dot Pi.
We have we basically do work in that main.py file.
Then we have to need another file.
Which is.
But.
Be quiet to.
Dot py.
Okay.
So we basically require we basically need these three files but we have to do work in main.py file.
So before running this program we have to first check the com part where it is.
Com three.
Okay.
And we have to go to run and then we have to go to configure interpreter Here it is the micropython
make sure that you select this one Micropython Raspberry Pi Pico, then click okay and we have to run.
So as you can see that my hello everyone printed on my LCD display.
Now, later, let us do some changes in our code.