15-06-2021, 06:53 AM
Like the HD44780, the "1602" is a generic LCD controller - it doesn't define the display, however it's normally used on simple 2 or 4 line character displays. As it's a generic controller, communicating with a uP on one side and activating LCD elements on another, it can be used for custom LCD displays too.
If you look at photos of the front of this radio it's immediately apparent that the display is a custom module.
Fwiw, it looks like a COB controller and may or may not be 1602-based. The actual controller type is academic in this case as the module is a custom one and only a like-for-like replacement will suffice.
If you look at photos of the front of this radio it's immediately apparent that the display is a custom module.
Fwiw, it looks like a COB controller and may or may not be 1602-based. The actual controller type is academic in this case as the module is a custom one and only a like-for-like replacement will suffice.
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