Just posted there a few minutes ago.
Thanks for the link

The I2C wires are only needed if you have the display connected to an A or B. I think the way it works is A+, B+, 2, and 3 all use i2c0 for configuring the display and touchscreen via the CSI port. I2c1 is still available for other uses. A and B need to use the other i2c bus for the display via the...

The I2C wires are only needed if you have the display connected to an A or B. I think the way it works is A+, B+, 2, and 3 all use i2c0 for configuring the display and touchscreen via the CSI port. I2c1 is still available for other uses. A and B need to use the other i2c bus for the display via the...

Hmm... I would unlikely give up windows just because of the display

anyhow, thanks for the Win IoT forum link

That was fast

It's the 7" Touch Display with board version 1.1

Do you have the dimming working or more?
I was wondering if the I2C is needed at all, guess there is a driver in windows OS which might has flags to control.

Hey there! I'm digging through this forum since hours, but not really found what I need :? OK, basically I'm curios if there is a list of I2C commands for the display. As far as I could find out, it's possible to connect the display by the side pins to the header of the pi (gnd, 5v, sda, scl). Addre...