HDMI VGA 2av LCD Controller Board Kit For 7" - in combination with a Display

[dilbertone]

hello dear OpenSuse experts

i run several single-board-computers such as

• odroid
• udoo
• banana-pi
• raspberry-pi

i want to get to run a 7 inch Display AT070TN92 -

see AT070TN92 LCDs :: i Have seen that i can get this up and running with the Controller-board
HDMI VGA 2av LCD Controller Board Kit For 7"

did any body of you have experience of running this above mentioned display with the controller on a Raspberry Pi
http://www.ebay.de/itm/HDMI-VGA-2AV-Lcd … SwbqpTtnuj
datasheet https://www.olimex.com/Products/Retired … 70TN92.pdf

do you think that i can run this combination?

love to hear from you

[malcolmlewis]

Hi
I run a NJYTouch version of those on my RPi3’s when needed through a hdmi<->vga converter I get FHD (1980x1080) if use xrandr command on a LP156WH (15.6") laptop screen.

See no reason aside from resolution on a 7" screen, however consider a 12V (since you need on for that adapter) to 5V adapter to feed the RPi so you only need one power source…

Do you have the right cable to connect from the adapter board to your screen?

[dilbertone]

hello dear Malcom,

great to hear from you. Very great that you encourage me to give it a try.
Many thanks for sharing your experience that you have made.

** Note: **i get these components from a friend - at the moment i do not have them.

So i am going to use the above mentioned screen in combination with the controller board

in other words: i want to get to run a 7 inch Display AT070TN92 -( see AT070TN92 LCDs :: i Have seen that i can get this up and running with the Controller-board )

HDMI VGA 2av LCD Controller Board Kit For 7" LCD At070tn90/at070tn92/at070tn94
http://www.ebay.de/itm/HDMI-VGA-2AV-Lcd-Controller-Board-Kit-for-7-LCD-AT070TN90-AT070TN92-AT070TN94/201122217904?hash=item2ed3d17fb0:g:zpEAAOSwbqpTtnuj

i will have a closer look at the power supply and will take care that i have the relevant voltages.

@malcolmlewis

Hi
I run a NJYTouch version of those on my RPi3’s when needed through a hdmi<->vga converter I get FHD (1980x1080) if use xrandr command on a LP156WH (15.6") laptop screen.
See no reason aside from resolution on a 7" screen, however consider a 12V (since you need on for that adapter) to 5V adapter to feed the RPi so you only need one power source…
Do you have the right cable to connect from the adapter board to your screen?

many thanks for your continued support.
its great to see you here.

have a great day

dilbert