March 25, 2013 Posted by: Dr. Ace Jeangle
7 inch 1280×800 capacitive multi-touch LCD
Dear friends, finally this happen!
We want to present 7” capacitive multi-touch IPS LCD with 1280x800 resolution.
Features:
- fully integrated solution - no external boards and cables
- slim design (<10 mm thickness including electronic and connectors)
- easy installation – just connect and it will work
- mini HDMI input accepts any resolution up to 1920x1080 (FullHD)
- slim-profile power connector (OD=2.6mm, ID=0.65mm, positive central pin)
- mini USB connector for touchscreen with support for driver-less single touch, or multi-touch with additional driver
- audio engine provides decoding of HDMI stream audio and outputs it to standard 2.5mm connector
- external ambient light sensor for automatic brightness control
- internal LVDS scaler allows to get HDMI with any resolution from virtually any HDMI source, like RaspberryPi, Beagleboard/Pandaboard/, Beaglebone Black, Hackberry, Odroid, Cubox, mk802 and others Android stick clones, Gooseberry, Nitrogen/Sabre, OLinuXino-A13, normal PC/notebook, video players, etc.
Available in 2 versions:
Display specifications:
- Display: 7” full-color a-Si TFT with IPS technology
- Native resolution: 1280x800 pixels
- Aspect ratio: 16:10 (widescreen)
- Display colors: 262K (6-bits per color)
- Active area: 152mm (H) x 95.5mm (V)
- Surface treatment: 3H glass, Glare
- Weight: 110 grams
- Input voltage: 5V DC
- Operating temp: -20C … 70C
- Storage temp: -30C … 80C
- Power consumption: 3.1W (typ)
- Brightness: 400 cd/m2 (nits)
- Contrast ratio: 800:1
- Viewing angle: 89 deg (all directions)
Technical drawings:
Technical drawing: 7 inch with black frame
Technical drawing: 7 inch with open frame
Order can be placed here:
7 inch LCD with black frame
7 inch LCD with open frame
“fully integrated solution” -> so there is really no need anymore for a HDMI-LVDS converter for the raspberry pi?
thanks in advance
HDMI-LVDS is integrated to LCD electronic, so you don’t need separate converter.
Two questions:
Is the black frame removable so that an open frame can be taken out of it, or is the frame glued to the display?
Is the surface glossy or matte? (on both?)
1. Can’t be removed.
2. Both are glossy.
1. Cable is available as an optional accessory during order.
2. MiniUSB is for touchscreen.
3. Multi-touch requires re-build of your kernel with HID Touchscreen driver.
1. Yes, it has optional light sensor (available as additionally accessory).
2. No. Btw, I can’t find LCD with your p/n. Can give me a link?
Will it work with odroid? Odroid HDMI can only output 720p and 1080p, hence if I connect to odroid will it scale to 1280×720? Thx
Current version doesn’t have LVDS scaler. You can buy 7″ capacitive that we just introduced – this comes with scaler. Universal board will be presented later in May.
will there be a 10″ version of this?
Current 10″ solution has most of these features. New platform for 10″ is scheduled for June.
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Not found by Google… 🙁
Yes.
There is no holes, but there are mounting brackets on sides.
Connectors are placed on the middle vertical line of back side.
Yes. It is standard HID Multitouch driver that is available in main branch of Linux kernel.
It can be powered through USB, but it will require a little bit higher current than standard 0.5A of USB.
I’m out of office to China to inspect our new PCB factory. Sorry, but Internet is widely available here. I answered your question in another topic. Your LCD comes without embedded backlight driver.
1. 10″ is to be released in June.
2. It has mounting brackets on both sides. Will make photos to showup.
3. You can power through miniUSB that is frot touchscreen. Just take care that your source can provide 0.7A/5V
Any idea how long shipping will take to the US (zip code 95650)?
DHL will take 3-5 days, standard air mail is usually 10-12 days.
Our panel is tested to work down to -20C only.
7″ provides USB HID commands for backlight control.
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Can you please let me know where can I get windows multi-touch drivers for the 7″ panel?
You don’t need drivers for Windows (of course, your Windows must 7 or later), because it is USB HID device, and can work without drivers.