version 1.3.0

README.md

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-![ lcd ](https://github.com/gavinlyonsrepo/pic_16F1619_projects/blob/master/images/LCDPCF.jpg)
+![ lcd image ](https://github.com/gavinlyonsrepo/pic_16F1619_projects/blob/master/images/LCDPCF.jpg)
+
+#  Hd44780_LCD_PCF8574
 
 Table of contents
 ---------------------------
 
   * [Overview](#overview)
   * [Installation](#installation)
+  * [Software](#software)
   * [Output](#output)
-  * [Tested](#tested)
-  * [Ports](#ports)
-  
+  * [Tested on](#tested-on)
+  * [Notes](#notes)
+
 Overview
 --------------------
 * Name : HD44780_LCD_PCF8574
@@ -31,11 +34,16 @@ Overview
 Installation
 ------------------------------
 
-The library is included in the official Arduino library manger and the optimum way to install it is using the library manager which can be opened by the manage libraries option in Arduino IDE.
+The library is included in the official Arduino library manger and the optimum way to install it is using the library manager in the Arduino IDE. 
+
+Software
+--------------------------
 
-See link below for instruction for this and for the other methods too.
+**API**
 
-[Installing Additional Arduino Libraries guide](https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/Libraries)
+The API (application programming interface)  html documentation is at link. Hosted on github pages and generated by Doxygen software. Here the user will find lots of information on files, functions & data types. 
+
+[Software API Url Link](https://gavinlyonsrepo.github.io/misc/software_docs/HD44780_LCD_PCF8574/index.html)
 
 Output
 ---------------------
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 ![ pic2 ](https://github.com/gavinlyonsrepo/HD44780_LCD_PCF8574/blob/main/extras/image/2004.jpg)
 
-Tested
+Tested on
 ------------------------
 
 Tested on following MCUs.
-The example files are setup for an UNO/NANO for the pin connections used 
-by for other MCU testing see extras/doc folder GPIO_MCU_used.MD file.
+The example files are setup for an UNO/NANO rev 3.0 for the pin connections used 
+by for other MCU testing see extras/doc folder GPIO_MCU_used.txt file.
 
 1. Arduino  UNO & NANO v3
 2. ESP8266 
 3. ESP32 
-4. STM32 "blue pill", Can support both I2C ports , In example files comment in #define STM32_BLUE_PILL_SETUP
-and pick which port you want. Added in Version 1.2.0.
+4. STM32 "blue pill", Can support both I2C ports , Use STM32 example file. 
 
-Ports
+Notes
 ------------------------
 
-Raspberry Pi C++ : [URL link](https://github.com/gavinlyonsrepo/HD44780_LCD_RPI)
-
-PIC XC32 :  [URL link](https://github.com/gavinlyonsrepo/pic_32_projects)
+1. "stm32duino" board manager core used in testing STM32 "blue pill"
+2.  For description of entry modes , cursor types, custom characters etc [See]( http://dinceraydin.com/lcd/commands.htm) 
+3. 16X04 board not tested but should work.
+4. I2C Debugging can be turned on by commenting in a define in header file. 

examples/HelloWorld/HelloWorld.ino

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-/*
- * File: HelloWorld.ino
- * Author: Gavin Lyons.
- * Description: See URL for full details.
- * URL: https://github.com/gavinlyonsrepo/HD44780_LCD_PCF8574
- */
+ /*!
+	@file     HelloWorld.ino
+	@author   Gavin Lyons
+	@brief 
+		 Hello World for HD44780_LCD_PCF8574 arduino library 
+*/
 
 // Section: Included library
 #include "HD44780_LCD_PCF8574.h"
 
 // Section: Defines
 #define DISPLAY_DELAY_INIT 50 // mS
-// **** NOTE ::  Comment in If using STM32 bluepill ****
-//#define STM32_BLUE_PILL_SETUP
 
-
-// Section: Globals
-#ifdef STM32_BLUE_PILL_SETUP // *** STM32 Blue Pill *** 
-// Set-up Choice I2C interface 1 or 2 :: pick one and one only 
-TwoWire Wire2(1,I2C_FAST_MODE); // Use STM32 I2C1 
-//TwoWire Wire2(2,I2C_FAST_MODE); // Use STM32 I2C2 
-HD44780LCD myLCD(2, 16, 0x27, &Wire2); // LCD object.rows ,cols ,PCF8574 I2C addr, Interface)
-#else
-// myLCD(rows , cols , PCF8574 I2C address)
-HD44780LCD myLCD( 2, 16, 0x27); // instantiate an object
-#endif
+HD44780LCD myLCD(2, 16, 0x27, &Wire); // instantiate an object
 
 // Section: Setup
 
 void setup() {
   delay(DISPLAY_DELAY_INIT);
-  myLCD.PCF8574_LCDInit(LCDCursorTypeOn);
+  myLCD.PCF8574_LCDInit(myLCD.LCDCursorTypeOn);
   myLCD.PCF8574_LCDClearScreen();
   myLCD.PCF8574_LCDBackLightSet(true);
-  myLCD.PCF8574_LCDGOTO(LCDLineNumberOne, 0);
+  myLCD.PCF8574_LCDGOTO(myLCD.LCDLineNumberOne, 0);
 }
 
 // Section: Main Loop

examples/HelloWorldSTM32/HelloWorldSTM32.ino

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+ /*!
+	@file     HelloWorldSTM32.ino
+	@author   Gavin Lyons
+	@brief 
+		 Hello World for HD44780_LCD_PCF8574 arduino library  for STM32 "blue pill"
+	@note Allows testing of both I2C ports 1 and 2 on the STM32 "blue pill" board
+*/
+
+// Section: Included library
+#include "HD44780_LCD_PCF8574.h"
+
+// Section: Defines
+#define DISPLAY_DELAY_INIT 50 // mS
+#define STM_I2C1_PORT 1 //  STM32 I2C port 1 = I2C1 
+#define STM_I2C2_PORT 2 //  STM32 I2C port 2 = I2C2 
+
+// Section: Globals
+TwoWire Wire2(STM_I2C1_PORT);  // use I2C1 Port 1
+HD44780LCD myLCD(2, 16, 0x27, &Wire2); 
+
+// Section: Setup
+
+void setup() {
+  delay(DISPLAY_DELAY_INIT);
+  myLCD.PCF8574_LCDInit(myLCD.LCDCursorTypeOn);
+  myLCD.PCF8574_LCDClearScreen();
+  myLCD.PCF8574_LCDBackLightSet(true);
+  myLCD.PCF8574_LCDGOTO(myLCD.LCDLineNumberOne, 0);
+}
+
+// Section: Main Loop
+
+void loop() {
+  char testString[] = "Hello World";
+  myLCD.PCF8574_LCDSendString(testString);
+  myLCD.PCF8574_LCDSendChar('!');  // Display a single character
+  while (true) {};
+}
+
+// EOF