Elecrow 10.1-Inch IPS LCD Display for Raspberry Pi
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Put your Raspberry Pi experiments on the big screen with this handy 10.1-inch IPS LCD display from Elecrow. With a resolution of 1280 x 800p, it offers a clear and expansive panel Read More
Does this require a custom kernel? I've been burned in the past buying pi screens that required a custom patched kernel with closed-source binaries and no reasonable way to know if I'm adding spyware to my home automation projects.
Edit: whoops, it's just an HDMI monitor, the ones that patch the kernel are the ones that use the GPIO pins for video out; I should drink my coffee before posting comments on the internet. :)
Mine was just delivered, opened it up and everything looks good. There's a video on the waveshare wiki that explains how to setup the acrylic stand, it's not as intuitive as I thought. It came with 1 flat HDMI cable, 1 USB micro cable, and 1 power adapter with USB port. You'll need a second USB micro cable to use the touch and power it at the same time. Looks good though, I'll set it up and plug it into a few things later to test it out.
JeremySouthardAlso got mine in and a second, shorter Micro-USB cable was included to make the "touch" connection. You'll need to alter your boot settings to display with a Raspberry Pi or the like. Fired right up and worked great connected to A Kangaroo PC running windows 10, the touch works very well.
To be clear , the screen does not come with a pi correct? I’m new to the whole concept. I have a few project ideas. First I’m going to try retrofiting this in my car for monitoring ecu information on the fly, as well as navigation and browsing and whathaveyou. If anyone has suggestions and sites where I can go to do all this with limited research id be much appreciated. it Looks like this is a very good ips touchscreen though, and I do like the back part of it. looks very easy to make a custom bracket to mount it on my Control stack.
wolf-mathI do like the better stand/case for the display you linked to, but I think it's a different screen. The layout of the connectors on the control board is pretty different, and also the display you linked to has 500:1 contrast ratio (which is horrible). Also, the display for sale here at Massdrop is listed for $139 at Elecrow, and there has to be a reason it's more expensive.