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![Alt text](1602_LCD.jpg "1602 LCD DEMO")
## RoadMap:
4. ADD function to print strings
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## ISSUES:
Currently during powerloss events and initialization, long wire runs or
residual charge can cause the LCD to maintain memory for a short duration.
residual charge can cause the LCD to maintain memory for a shor duration.
In 4bit mode it's possible to end up with a invalid "nibble" in the LCD memory
in this case the system should power cycle the LCD unit assuming it's