Qingyun Innovation LCMxxZK LCD Module User Manual

Chinese LCD module manual describing specifications, pinout, commands and interface options for the LCMxxZK series.


Qingyun Innovation LCMxxZK LCD Module User Manual - cover page
Brand
带中文字库图形点阵液晶显示模块
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
17
File format
PDF
File size
462 KB
Published
04 November, 2011
Updated
03 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
65D99CF56C5C0BC46CCC4D3297ABBB03

About this manual

The Qingyun Innovation LCMxxZK series are graphic‑dot matrix LCD modules with built‑in Chinese character ROM. They support multiple display sizes (e.g., 64×32, 128×64) and can show Chinese characters, ASCII symbols and graphics simultaneously. The modules operate from 2.7 V to 5.5 V and offer both parallel (8‑bit/4‑bit) and serial (3‑line/2‑line) interfaces.

The manual provides detailed electrical parameters, pin descriptions, command tables for basic and extended instruction sets, and example wiring with an 80C51 MCU. It also lists backlight options (yellow‑green, blue, white) and how to adjust brightness via external resistors. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Introduction
  • Physical Dimensions
  • Electrical Parameters
  • Pin Description
  • User Commands
  • External Interface Application

Specifications

Display resolution (LCM6432ZK)64 × 32 pixels
Display resolution (LCM12864ZK)128 × 64 pixels
Supply voltage3 V or 5 V (selected by resistor)
Supply current (no backlight)1.2 mA at 3 V, 2 mA at 5 V
Character ROM8192 Chinese characters (16×16) + 128 alphanumeric (16×8)

Frequently asked questions

What is the display size of the LCM12864ZK module?

It has a 128 × 64 pixel screen that can show four lines of eight Chinese characters each.

What supply voltages can the LCMxxZK modules use?

The modules can be powered at either 3 V or 5 V, selected by a resistor on the board.

How many custom characters can be programmed in the CGRAM?

Four groups of 16 × 16 dot‑matrix characters can be programmed via the CGRAM.

Which interface modes are supported by the modules?

Both parallel (8‑bit or 4‑bit) and serial (3‑line or 2‑line) interfaces are available.

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