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sspence @ instructables.com shows how to interface a character LCD using I2C and only two IO pins. The typical parallel LCD used with an Arduino (16x2 or 20x4) has 16 pins. Only 6 I/O pins are required on the Arduino, but what if you could get that down to two I/O pins, and still have those pi... Read More
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