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@tutorial: LCD 7 segments with Arduino

This is a very short example. How to use this LCD to display numbers and some letters such as A, b, F and so on. Aslo the decimal point. Below you have the schematic, code and library taht you need for this example. Read all the comments in the code.

External Link: https://electronoobs.com/eng_arduino_tut55.php

by: ELECTRONOOBS on 2026-11-04

First, you need a 7 segments LCD like this one on this link. This uses serial data to show up to 6 numbers from 0 to 9 and 5 decimal dots. To send data, all we have to do is to send data on the data pin.

LCD tutorial showing wiring diagram, code snippet, and display of numbers, letters and decimal point.
LCD tutorial showing wiring diagram, code snippet, and display of numbers, letters and decimal point.
~PART 1 - Schematic

Ok, make the serial connection between the Arduino and the LCD as below. In this case, we won't need any library. All we have to do is to shift data on the data pins and control some registers inside of the LCd chip. The rest is done by the LCD driver. Copy the code from below and see the test.

Schematic and code setup for driving an LCD to show numbers, letters like A, b, F, and a decimal point.
Schematic and code setup for driving an LCD to show numbers, letters like A, b, F, and a decimal point.
~PART 2 - Example code

We don't need any library for this example. All we have to do is to send data to the chip by shifting each byte value on the data pin. Read the code to see more. Upload the test code, make the connections and give it a test.

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