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💬 LCDUINO

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This project is missing a bill of materials. In particular, the LCD components don't appear to be named, not even on the schematic.

Also, do there exist gerber files to accompany it?
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Nca78 Hardware Contributor last edited by @NeverDie

@NeverDie said in LCDUINO:

the LCD components don't appear to be named, not even on the schematic

Looks like a typical text LCD like 1602 on the picture.
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