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Adaptation of the screen from the tablet to the Raspberry Pi.

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  • #1 17218138
    grzegorz.d3
    Level 14  
    Hello!
    I have a 7 inch display. Can it be adapted to the Raspberry Pi?
    Adaptation of the screen from the tablet to the Raspberry Pi. Adaptation of the screen from the tablet to the Raspberry Pi.

    Moderated By Marek_Skalski:

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  • #2 17218985
    michcior
    Level 30  
    You didn't show the most interesting thing, the tip. Show what connector it has, how many pins it has.
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  • #3 17219017
    grzegorz.d3
    Level 14  
    Here are the pins.
    Adaptation of the screen from the tablet to the Raspberry Pi. Adaptation of the screen from the tablet to the Raspberry Pi.
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  • #4 17219028
    lechoo
    Level 39  
    This matrix probably has a 40-pin LVDS connector, you won't plug it into RPi.
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  • #5 17219260
    michcior
    Level 30  
    No connection, via an HDMI adapter, only you need to know what are the signals on this tape. Will not fit any standard 40 pin LVDS tapes. In total, the DSI on the 40 pin tape is also similar, so there is no certainty that it is not a DSI.
    Well, you gotta get past that tape. You can't go without it.
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