How to Wire an LCD Display in Tinkercad

[@saidchaida5431]

Excellent! Straightforward, no none sense
Don't forget to, 1 hour before, connect the potentiometer Terminal 1 to the hot line

[@mymy-schoppenboerr]

#include
const int rs = 12, en = 11, d4 = 5, d5 = 4, d6 = 3, d7 = 2;
LiquidCrystal lcd(rs, en, d4, d5, d6, d7);
void setup() {
lcd.begin(16, 2);
lcd.print("YOUR TEXT HERE");
}
void loop() {{
for (int positionCounter = 1; positionCounter++;) {
lcd.scrollDisplayLeft();
delay(100);
}
delay(5000);}

[@NRT-5.56]

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[@olomayianajesse9156]

for those facing trouble simulating, just adjust your contrast with the potentiometer

[@zainsanimations6904]

how do i turn the dial on it though?

[@camilagomes2956]

thanks a lot for helping me out!

[@johanbadenhorst8120]

Thanks this makes it so clear!

[@PrabhavathyS]

Hello sir, i tried using your code it's simulating, but message is not displayed in the LCD board, please give some suggestions

[@MRLONGCTE]

Your potentiometer has to be turned all the way up. You would have No display otherwise even if lcd is on.

[@bilalmuhammed3987]

@@MRLONGCTE Even after doing it, its not displaying

[@SubcribeWithoutanyvideo-mt4zz]

i face the same solution even i turn the potentiometer all the way up, my solution you have to connect the black wire to ground board first and then you can connect from ground to the potentiometer leg.

[@dang48]

@@SubcribeWithoutanyvideo-mt4zz Thank you for the suggestion. I had the same issue and your wiring suggestion corrected it.

[@ibukunking-davidbello4735]

@@SubcribeWithoutanyvideo-mt4zz tnks alot works now , I had the same issue to

[@petarpetrov4458]

my lcd works but, message is not showing, how can i fix this?

[@hsushdvdhghdubehdh4176]

Hi may i ask what is the value of potentiometer and resistor? Thx

[@piyuanuththara3095]

Why not display message in lcd

[@karanbhatia1304]

The LCD isn't playing my message. Any suggestions?

[@zettkusanagi6322]

potentiometer had to be turned all the way up. No display otherwise even if lcd is on.

[@dang48]

Also, split the positive wire for the potentiometer (Terminal 1) so that one part is connected directly to the positive bus on the breadboard and a second wire connected from the LCD directly to the positive bus on the breadboard. It worked for me.

[@-ScienceisScience]

@@dang48 in the LCD from where to where should I connect to the positive bus, I meant which pin

[@harveyengada2037]

@@dang48 hi bro how to fix the wirings it didn't show message??

[@mdbulbulahmed166]

Thank you ❤

[@san_7123]

i need tinkercad link.......

[@hellrevargen]

bro has 2 separet intros

[@dhanushkadalpathadu9379]

what is the code

[@MRLONGCTE]

#include
// initialize the library with the numbers of the interface pins
LiquidCrystal lcd(12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2);
void setup() {
// set up the LCD's number of columns and rows:
lcd.begin(16, 2);
// Print a message to the LCD.
lcd.print("happy birthday stevenson!");
}
void loop() {{
for (int positionCounter = 1; positionCounter++;) {
lcd.scrollDisplayLeft();
delay(100);
}
delay(5000);}
}

[@MRLONGCTE]

You should be able to copy and paste that code into your coding text area.

[@12soldiers88]

@@MRLONGCTE Sir, I am planning to have a clock comes up after the walking massage. Is there any way I can do it? Can you help me sir..

[@pollescasluckyemmanuel8153]

@@MRLONGCTE nothing is showing up in my lcd

[@boymente6255]

@@MRLONGCTE s

[@FurkanDincerov]

Hello

[@FurkanDincerov]

Hi