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Defines document conventions and notation rules.
Explains key terms used in the specification document.
Defines the complete performance and interface characteristics covered.
Lists documents forming a part of this specification.
Provides a general description of the Century Series Dot Matrix VFD.
Details physical dimensions and weights for various display models.
Describes the 5x7 dot matrix and available character sets.
Details character font information for each model.
Specifies supply voltage, rise time, and current requirements for the display.
Describes serial and parallel data input and control code capabilities.
Specifies serial input levels, baud rate, data word format, and error indicator.
Details parallel interface input/output levels and pull-up resistor configuration.
Explains jumper settings for baud rate, interface mode, and start-up mode.
Shows the J1 connector arrangement and keying recommendation.
Describes how to perform a display self-test using the JPMR1 jumper.
Provides execution times in microseconds for various display functions.
Explains hardware and software control of display brightness levels.
Lists control codes with their names and corresponding section references.
Continues the list of control codes, their names, and section references.
Details codes for cursor movement, line feed, and cursor style settings.
Controls the visibility of the cursor and its blink rate.
Explains the process for defining custom characters using dot data.
Codes to select European, Katakana, Cyrillic, and Hebrew character sets.
Codes used to initiate reading data or status from the display.
Codes to set display brightness levels and initiate character blinking.
Codes to turn the display screen on and off.
Erases data on specified lines, with optional blink attribute.
Controls activation and deactivation of the screen saver function.
Covers null operation and activating the alarm tone output.
Locks specific lines from participating in vertical scrolling.
Resets the display to its default modes and attributes.
Displays system information including software version and brightness levels.
Ends self-test and sets the display to maximum brightness.
Describes options affecting temperature range and conformal coating.
Lists accessories like connectors and cables with their part numbers.
Introduces outline drawings for mounting, connectors, and panel cutouts.
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