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Question: Has you tested this with a Raspberry Pi 2?
Document: Component's Function:I will be using the display in combination with a Raspberry Pi to provide a touch screen interface to my custom resourced 3-D Printer.About the Component:After testing the display with my Raspberry Pi, I found that the display looks great using an HDMI cable. The driver for the touch screen however didn't seem to install so you will have to do a little research to get the touch panel to function.
Came packaged in an envelope. There was bubble wrap around the LCD display. There was a CD included, but no instructions at all. I was able to get it put together pretty easily based on some youtube videos others had posted.I want to use the monitor as a head for a raspberry pi project. I was able to get it up and running, but I need to figure out the PSU and play around with the resolution.
works good.
The default resolution isn't so great although I suspect using the correct river will solve that.installation sheet would be helpful.The touch overlay connector can be connected either way round...
That was an unexpected bonus that was perfect for my needs.The display will automatically turn on once it receives power, and then shut off as a screen-saving measure. I was able to use a USB cable lying around that matched the power connector on the board. So, in short, USB voltage is sufficient. Setup was easy, although it took a bit of figuring out.My one legitimate complaint is that it did not include the remote control listed in the description.
Overall, this was a good buy, but it wasn't without some problems.I purchased this screen so that I could mount it to the front of my MicroATX tower. I'm running windows 8.1 64 bit. The screen arrived promptly, and was adequately packaged. The board automatically set the screen to display at 1920x1080 right off the bat. And, oddly enough, it does not seem to have a 'native,' resolution.
Ordered the screen and controller for a small monitor for extra functions in windows. Did not get to install and play immediately and finally made time this week. System will not power on at all. tried multiple power adapters from 7.5v to 12v. not a click of life at all. Just another 90 bucks in the scrap heap. Be sure to test yours while it is still returnable.
Onscreen display shows it as 720P. I could get by with 640x480.Display seems pretty clear. Not super bright. Build quality is OK. I will post more as I fool around with the thing.
It would be possible to purchase another 4-wire touch controller that was compatible, though.
I love this touchscreen, however the first model had a bad touch interface. Luckily SainSmart's customer service is great and after a little troubleshooting they confirmed my interface film was bad and sent me a new one.I was able to get this touchscreen setup on both my windows 8.1 laptop and windows 7 pc, just needed to download the latest eGalax Touch drivers. With the latest drivers this thing rocks.
Answer: Terrible product imo for the Raspberry Pi 2. The screen comes with no instructions, no driver, and may only be worth something to someone with an expert background in coding.Not to mention....my tft shield came cracked in the shipment while the usb clips were also broken.Lillyput appears to have a pricey, but decent model. Check them out.Good luck!