"Transflective" LCD panel with res touch+controler for $101+$36 S+H

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Originally Posted by emoubi

meva999, thanks for the links.
I see there's some Linux drivers inside as well. Has anyone tried that touch screen in Linux? What about Raspberry Pi?

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Pi will be no problem, plug and play :)

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Originally Posted by xzzy

Are there any details on using the audio interface this kit provides? The ebay page shows some kind of 4 pin header that I assume provides right and left channels. However, the image doesn't have an hdmi interface so I'm not sure if the hdmi version is laid out the same. My ideal usage would be to use the hdmi input to feed audio and video, and then use the header to pipe the audio out to an amplifier. Is anyone doing this and is a $20 line output converter sufficient?

Or better yet does the circuit board have a line level output hidden on it anywhere? :)

Intended use is with a raspberry, and while I could just get a usb sound card, it would be a simpler project (less software the raspberry has to worry about) if I could use the lcd panel's output.

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You are right, HDMI version has same audio output as the VGA version. For USB DAC sound card, under Pi, driver is what you need to worry about :)

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Originally Posted by iluciv

Are we able to see pictures of the mini-itx board mounted inside the enclosure? At this stage Im not sure how hard it would be to mount a hard drive/ power supply inside. On top of that, do you utilize a smaller VGA cable? I believe from the back panel of the motherboard to the VGA input for the screen you would need a cable, the standard one is typically 1m + , so we would have a really long cable to go maybe 5-10cm?

Thanks in advance.

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You can mount the HDD and PSU on the top of the case (we have the DC-DC PSU for $50) :)

for the VGA cable, you can get the short one on ebay. usually people goes by HDMI more which will be easier.

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Originally Posted by jlitjens

Hi Derrick and all,

I am working through getting the screen to display at 800x480. So far I have set the custom resolution but the actual screen still seems to be stuck in 720p mode (see image below) . Any suggestions?

- using HDMI
- Intel HD2000 on board graphics with latest drivers
- Created 800x480, 32 bit @ 60hz custom res
- set this res via advanced settings
- the monitor refreshes with smaller screen (see pic)
- notification that optimal resolution is 1280x720 (see pic)
- osd of screen says 720p (see pic)

If you have any idea what to do I'd appreciate it :)

Cheers, James
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Hi, you can google "800*480 driver" with your video card model. you should get the mod driver :)

if you still can not solve the problem. let us know.

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Originally Posted by rray

Thanks Meva99 for posting a link to the touchscreen drivers, I was able to get the touchscreen to calibrate and work well with them.

What I now need, is the drivers for the left buttons panel so I can program them to be of use, and program their color. Did anyone see any drivers for those buttons posted, or did anyone receive a driver with their kit?

Also, I too cannot create a working 800x480 driver for this touchscreen, it only detects at 800x600. Any tips?
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-b...I%2520Test.jpg


Thanks,
Robert

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Thanks for sharing :)

here is the driver download link for the left side keys: www.8838.com/soft/usb_hid_rar

for the 800*480, same story. just google "800*480 driver" with your video card model. you should be able to get one. keep in touch and have a nice day!

Hello Derrick,

Could you please post detailed external and internal dimensions of the bezel and full enclosure? A bit concerned since many people are facing mounting issues.
Also need to know how much raised is the motherboard standoff from the 2DIN base since my motherboard (Kontron 886) has a CF slot at the bottom which interferes with generic cases like VoomPC.

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Originally Posted by 8838.com

Hi, you can google "800*480 driver" with your video card model. you should get the mod driver :)

if you still can not solve the problem. let us know.

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Thanks for the suggestion Derrick. I have spent 2 hours googling and nothing :(

Cheers,
James
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[QUOTE=jlitjens;1484534]Thanks for the suggestion Derrick. I have spent 2 hours googling and nothing :(

Install the monitor driver from here ( www.8838.com/soft/800x480.zip)

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Originally Posted by 8838.com

here is the driver download link for the left side keys: www.8838.com/soft/usb_hid_rar

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Hi Derrick, can you repost the left side keys driver link, that one is a 404 error.

Thanks,
Robert

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Originally Posted by rray

Hi Derrick, can you repost the left side keys driver link, that one is a 404 error.

Thanks,
Robert

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Hi RayRay,

At a guess, the url should be http://www.8838.com/soft/usb_hid.rar

Cheers,
James
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