OSOYOO 5 pouces MIPI DSI IPS écran tactile LCD 800x480 pour Raspberry Pi
OSOYOO 5 pouces MIPI DSI IPS écran tactile LCD 800x480 pour Raspberry Pi
- Cet écran est fabriqué avec un matériau IPS, ce qui peut réduire le taux de réflexion.
- Connecteur DSI compatible avec la norme MIPI, Plug and Play, aucun pilote nécessaire !
- Écran tactile capacitif, Finger Touch, haute résolution 800 x 480, meilleure réponse tactile, temps de réponse plus rapide.
- Moniteur d'affichage de 5 pouces avec image haute résolution et grand écran de visualisation.
- Prise en charge gratuite des lecteurs Raspberry, Ubuntu MATE, Kali, RetroPie, OpenElec, OSMC, Arch system, etc.
- Prend en charge toutes les cartes Raspberry sauf PI Zero (PI A, PI B doivent utiliser I2C sur GPIO).
Fonctionnalité
- L'écran LCD 5" est un écran qui se connecte au Raspberry Pi via le connecteur DSI.
- Il s'agit d'un écran LCD tactile capacitif.
- Il est compatible avec Raspberry Pi 3B+, 3B et 2B
- Équipé de trous de fixation réservés pour les cartes de contrôle – convient pour Raspberry Pi 3 modèle B+, 3 modèle B et 2 modèle B.
- Il n'est pas nécessaire d'installer de pilote et vous pouvez brancher et jouer.
- La résolution physique de l'écran LCD est de 800*480
- Pas besoin de puissance supplémentaire
Créatif pour le bricolage
Comme l'écran tactile OSOYOO 5" DSI se connecte au Raspberry Pi via un câble ruban DSI, les fabricants peuvent étendre les GPIO Raspberry Pi pour les projets de bricolage.
De plus, pas besoin de pilote et pris en charge plusieurs systèmes d'exploitation Linux, les créateurs peuvent créer plus d'idées.
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Écran LCD tactile DSI 1x5 pouces pour Raspberry Pi
1x câble ruban DSI
1x tournevis cruciforme
1x manuel d'utilisation
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Reviews
Customer Reviews
It was easy to install and worked fine. My problem with it was that I couldn't properly size the screen no matter what I tried. I had to reboot several times because I would open a program and, because the screen was misized, I couldn't close it.
This is a great display and I'm using it on my BLV mgn Cube printer build. The only issue is that the cable it comes with is straight-thru as noted elsewhere and all the other RPi cables are twisted. I needed a longer cable so I cut off one end of my meter long cable and stripped off the insulation on the other side using a detail file. The backing from the cut off end is needed to make sure the new cable is thick enough to latch into the connector but other than that the modified cable works great.
Plugged it in and it immediately worked. It's awesome to have a screen that doesn't require 5 other items just to hook it up to the PI. I'm creating a custom case for the Pi and screen and this screen should work great. The brightness is good but the only way to adjust is through command but that is ok. As others mentioned the ribbon cable is the oddity in this purchase. Both connections are on the same side so using a normal cable wont work. Only thing I'd like to see are cables listed for purchase with the device. The cable that comes with it is about 4 inches long so it works but a longer cable would be nice. After seeing many replys to questions by the company I decided to message them about it. I asked how much an 8-10 in cable would cost. I received the reply they don't have any which is a big disappointment. Still works great just not good that a larger cable cannot be found anywhere.
What can I say? This is like ONE of only TWO screens in the ENTIRE UNIVERSE that runs on the pi display port. And it doesn't have a separate driver board that I have to figure out what to do with. Those were its two main selling points. It has a good enough picture, I suppose. It could be brighter. The touchscreen works flawlessly. And doesn't feel cheap like some OTHER displays. I only wish it was an IPS! Oh well.. Maybe someday... At least NOW I can fit everything inside the case, and is powered directly from the display port. I haven't had it long enough to know what kind of battery life to expect; but it's been running for roughly two hours on a 5000mA battery and has only drained a quarter of it so far. Yes I would recommend it.
This is a fairly well built screen, everything that's needed is included, ribbon cable, standoffs and screws. The quality image quality is good.
