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ahh gotya,
i was using the module with a 24 x 2 lcd.

is it possible to use this with displays other than 16x2 and 20x4?

Not sure if this is the right forum for this, but i designed a 3D printable case for the 7 segment LCD modules. HT1621 Standard Case With Foot.jpg Please forgive the rough print, this was done at .30mm layer height as a prototype, and it's also one i made to show only 5 of the characters, as that's ...

Thankyou very much, The data i get from the simulator is a string of plain text, so the one for interior temperature will be plain text like '21.6c' so the dot and c will always be there, just the numbers and minus symbol if needed i altering, plus the position of the test when it goes to single dig...

So... to allow other people to have the same thing, i'd need to include the changed .h file with the sketch? i know i could just tell them what to do, but i know that will confuse some people, especially as some don't believe that using word / note pad mangles the code, and notepad++ scares them :) ...

Woohoo, thankyou so much, that worked,
The result :

Thankyou for the suggestion,

unfortunatley 0x0F is also 'T/t' so it displays a 't' instead of a c,

i tried removing all the letters except the numbers, the dot and the c, but then it refuses to compile,

I have just bought the 7 segment style display HCMODU0136 Is there a way to print a lower case c on the display? as i wish to use this for a thermometer readout, so will be displaying things like "21.3c" But simply putting "HCDisplay.Print("21.5c");}" gives me a C that looks like a zero with the 2 r...