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 - lcd.backlight_on() / lcd.backlight_off()          - Turn on / Off backlight of the LCD (Controlled by a small transistor on the backpack)
 - lcd.display_on() / lcd.display_off()              - Turn on / Off the display (Not backlight but the entire chip)
 - lcd.clear()                                       - Clear all chars or anything written to the display
 - lcd.backlight_on() / lcd.backlight_off()          - Turn on / Off backlight of the LCD (Controlled by a small transistor on the backpack)
 - lcd.display_on() / lcd.display_off()              - Turn on / Off the display (Not backlight but the entire chip)
 - lcd.clear()                                       - Clear all chars or anything written to the display

-- lcd.move_to(Row, Col)                             - Move to position based on row and col values (X, Y)
+- lcd.move_to(Col, Row)                             - Move to position based on row and col values (X, Y)

 - lcd.custom_char(Num, bytearray([HEX chars])))     - Num can be any integer 0 - 8 (Writing to CGRAM locations) merely used for numbering. The HEX chars are simply made by using this link: https://maxpromer.github.io/LCD-Character-Creator/. It will provide a string of Hex charecters which can replace the "HEX chars" in the example command.
 
 Errors:
 - lcd.custom_char(Num, bytearray([HEX chars])))     - Num can be any integer 0 - 8 (Writing to CGRAM locations) merely used for numbering. The HEX chars are simply made by using this link: https://maxpromer.github.io/LCD-Character-Creator/. It will provide a string of Hex charecters which can replace the "HEX chars" in the example command.
 
 Errors:


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 For people wondering how to use this code, Tinkernut on Youtube created a very nice guide + some more features! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8Kr_3xHjqE&t
 
 
 For people wondering how to use this code, Tinkernut on Youtube created a very nice guide + some more features! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8Kr_3xHjqE&t
 

-Announcements / updates:
-- Thonny library package coming soon!
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