Noritake GU256X64D-7000 VFD - 7000 Series 256X64 Dots 28.65 X 115.05 Display

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Noritake GU256X64D-7000 VFD - 7000 Series 256X64 Dots 28.65 X 115.05 Display
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Noritake GU256X64D-7000 VFD - 7000 Series
Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) - Graphic 4.75V ~ 5.25V
Parallel/Serial -
256X64 Dots 28.65 X 115.05 Display
Condition:
New not in original packaging.
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Product Overview
The GU256X64D-7000 is a Dot Graphic VFD Module include the vacuum fluorescent display glass, VF drivers and micro-controller ICs with refresh RAM, character generator and interface logic. The high speed 8-bit parallel interface is 5V TTL/CMOS compatible suitable for connection to a host CPU bus. The asynchronous serial interface accepts baud rates up to 115200 with none parity. The module is ready to receive ASCII characters without initialization commands. The 7000/7003 versions have firmware offering 4 user definable window areas and support multi-size international fonts. Scroll and flash with graphic upload functions.
256 x 64 Dot graphic
High brightness blue green display
-20 to 70°C Operating temperature range
11 multi sized fonts
High speed 8-bit parallel interface
Asynchronous RS232 serial interface
Economic low profile modules
Scroll + image + fill commands
Applications:
Imaging, Video & Vision, Communications & Networking
E-L1 F1
NII
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