10.1" 800x1280 mini-HDMI IPS Display (Compatible with Raspberry Pi & LattePanda Alpha) (Discontinued)

SKU:DFR0615 Brand:DFRobot

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Discontinued

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Discontinued

This product has been retired from our catalog and is no longer for sale. This page is made available for those looking for specification and documents.

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Introduction

Note: 10.1" 800x1280 mini-HDMI IPS Display is discontinued now.

Since the supplier has stopped supplying raw materials of the products, we must inform you that 10.1 "800x1280 Mini HDMI IPS HD screen has been discontinued due to the inability to complete the production preparation. We are deeply sorry for the inconvenience and impact caused to you.

The display is not compatible with LattePanda V1 & LattePanda Delta.

This is a 10.1" mini-HDMI IPS Display with 800 × 1280 resolution. It supports mini-HDMI video signal input and microUSB power supply. It only requires 500mA to light up the screen and you can adjust the backlight brightness through the USB port. It supports 100-level backlight adjustment, you can use script to control the brightness. The screen supports three major operating systems such as Linux, Windows, and MACOS, especially the Raspberry Pi. It works directly with Raspberry Pi, LattePanda Alpha, and other devices with HDMI output, which can basically achieve full platform compatibility.

Remark:

This is a vertical screen. Linux systems such as Raspberry Pi can rotate the screen through the config.txt configuration file. The configuration file is shown below. When the Windows system is used in the first time, please rotate the screen angle in the system.
When using the Raspberry Pi to supply power the screen, you need to ensure that the Raspberry Pi has sufficient power supply capacity. The screen will consume about 0.5A@5V of current, so please pay attention to the power supply output of the wall adapter. You must still ensure the The Raspberry Pi works stably.
The screen's micro-USB port and mini-HDMI port must be connected to the same device to ensure that the signals share the same GND, otherwise problems such as splash screens will occur.