JaredC79
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Sainsmart TFT Touchscreens

Fri Sep 04, 2015 8:08 pm

seems like a lack of data out there on it. the main driver board has serial ports. is that for more ins? the button controller has thru holes - I imagine for IR sensor and power LED. Do I solder them right in or do I have to jump them over some how? Also on the main board there seems to be GPIOs...are these the same GPIOs as the raspberry?

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Re: Sainsmart TFT Touchscreens

Fri Sep 04, 2015 8:19 pm

JaredC79 wrote:seems like a lack of data out there on it. the main driver board has serial ports. is that for more ins? the button controller has thru holes - I imagine for IR sensor and power LED. Do I solder them right in or do I have to jump them over some how? Also on the main board there seems to be GPIOs...are these the same GPIOs as the raspberry?
Any particular Model :?:

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JaredC79
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Re: Sainsmart TFT Touchscreens

Sat Sep 05, 2015 3:37 pm

http://www.sainsmart.com/sainsmart-hdmi ... ry-pi.html

these ones in various sizes, some touchscreen and some not...poking around I know the 3 holes on the top how more juice than the bottom. theres a bunch of other holes also I don't know how to implement. _ I am referring to the part with the buttons

the main driver board spots are just for adding other inputs?

JaredC79
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Re: Sainsmart TFT Touchscreens

Thu Sep 17, 2015 4:23 pm

Bueller? Any help would be great. Calls to the mfg yield no support - tech support at the vendor had no clue and zero doc on the web. I know on the ends one is probably a IR receiver which, i don't know the codes and the other is probably an LED for power. Some are labeled ground, vcc, etc. I was sticking LEDs into the holes to see what happens and some activated new screens like contrast and brightness so i rather totally understand the board before i get the cases made and miss out on a feature i should have implemented.

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