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Reply With QuoteWell, the LCD is useless without a controller. The controller converts VGA signal into a usable form of signal that is fed into the LCD.
I read that if you bought one of the Sharp Touchscreens on ebay mated with the 3m touchscreen piece you would need a "will definately need a conntoller, inverter and also a touchscreen controller if that" Could someone explain what the purpose/ function of each of these is ??
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Well, the LCD is useless without a controller. The controller converts VGA signal into a usable form of signal that is fed into the LCD.
What if the LCD has a VGA input? It's not necessary then?
~H. Charles
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Well, if its got VGA input then you're all set.Originally Posted by Harlanc03
Sweet, one more question then, what's the power source normally for a monitor? is it just through a direct fused wire on the battery? or from an inverter ?
~H. Charles
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It's most commonly from either a fused wire on the battery or many people hook it up to their power supply to filter and regulated the power.
Inverter isn't usually necessary unless it's a desktop unit. Then all bets are off.
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