| Model: | BPI LCD Display |
|---|---|
| Brand: | Banana pi |
| Origin: | Made In China |
| Category: | Electronics & Electricity / Other Electrical & Electronic |
| Label: | Banana Pi , Touch Screen , 7 Inch LCD |
| Price: |
US $45
/ pc
|
| Min. Order: | 1 pc |
| Last Online:02 Aug, 2016 |
judyhuang(at)sinovip.com.cn
Skype:sinovoip-01
Attention:
Due to technical requirements components, please do not hand directly connected
Touch. Core board and development system contains static-sensitive devices. Quiet Electrical charge easily accumulate in the human body and the device can not detect possible Damage to equipment, it is recommended to take anti-static measures, it is recommended not to hand. Touch, stored in anti-static effect devices.
Product Specification:
LCD module for Banana Pi board via an conversion board to connect to the LCD connector designed specifically for interfacing to LCD.
Specifications
|
TFT LCD MODULE |
KWH070KQ38-F01 is a-si type color active matrix TFT liquid crystal display that uses amorphous silicon TFT as a switching device. Composed of a TFT-LCD module, a driver IC and a back-light unit. |
|
TP MODULE |
FT5316 |
|
TP I2C address |
0x38 |
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Size |
7.0 inches (Diagonal) |
|
Display element |
a-si TFT |
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Resolution |
800 x 3(RGB) x 480 |
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Surface Treatment |
Anti- Glare type |
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Display Format |
Normally white, Transmissive |
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Interface |
Digital |
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Active Area(W x H mm) |
154.08 X 85.92 |
|
LCM Size |
164.9 X 100.0 X 5.7mm |
|
Dot Pitch |
0.0641 X 0.179.0mm |
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Connection to Banana Pi |
40 Pin FPC with a conversion board to the LCD Interface(CON2) |
Banana pi LCD Connector
The LCD Connector is a 40-pin FPC connector which can connect external LCD module with proper conversion board. The pin definitions of the LCD interface are shown as below. This is marked on the Banana Pi board as “CON2″.
How to use:
This module can now be used under Android4.4.
First ,connect the conversion board to LCD interface CON2 of Banana Pi. Then connect the module to the interface of the conversion board.That’s OK.
Schematic diagram:
