Lcd Display Installation
EB2AQH wrote:Thanks for sharing your experience. I've tried with 4 inch Waveshare LCD in Raspberry PI3 but it doesn't work. I've followed all the steps, changing only the last command to 4' screen model sudo./LCD4-show The Raspberry re-start and keeps on HDI mode until it hang-up (do not reach graphic interface).
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Lcd Display Test
Waveshare LCD becomes white al the time. I supposed that the procedure will be the same for the 4 inch model but I'm wrong. Regards, Inigo EB2AQH Hi there, I think you will have to go to the manufacturers website where the drivers may be different.
It may be more than you supposed for the 4 inch. Let me know how you get on! EB2AQH wrote:Hello, Drivers from manufacturer web site are included in the same tar file. There are few differences betwen 3 inches and 4 inches LCD. For me the main problem is related with the change from HDI to SPI LCD output but i'm Not Linux expert at all. I sent an email to waveshare technical suport center for this issue with no answer at the moment. Could be that the LCD screen is damaged?
Hi there, Yes it could be damaged but I would first make sure the drivers are the same. The manufacturer's site is not updated properly and sometimes things are in the wrong place. There is (or was) different drivers for 3.5 inch. Sorry I can't be more helpful but I haven't got a 4 inch to test it. Aristocles wrote:This didn't work for me. Tried it twice with vanilla install of Raspbian Jessie on a Raspberry Pi 3. The LCD screen I got from eBay and it is a generic one with '3.5 inch RPi LCD v3.0' written on the back of the PCB.
Also says 'HVGA 480x320' on the PCB. It is a 3.5' one with a touchscreen. Any one else had issues with this fix? I seem to have the same hardware as OP but not getting the same result.
Your hardware is different. Sadly it is very specific. Sorry that I can't help more. EB2AQH wrote:Hello, Drivers from manufacturer web site are included in the same tar file. There are few differences betwen 3 inches and 4 inches LCD. For me the main problem is related with the change from HDI to SPI LCD output but i'm Not Linux expert at all.
I sent an email to waveshare technical suport center for this issue with no answer at the moment. Could be that the LCD screen is damaged? Hi there, Yes it could be damaged but I would first make sure the drivers are the same. The manufacturer's site is not updated properly and sometimes things are in the wrong place. There is (or was) different drivers for 3.5 inch. Sorry I can't be more helpful but I haven't got a 4 inch to test it.
Did you manage to get it working? I am having the exact same issue. My LCD display is just white after reboot and I cant even SSH into it. Any help would be greatly apprececiated. Way to go Awooga!
I marked this post for future reference the day you posted it. At the end of April, I ordered my 3.5' RPi LCD (A) V3 from ali and it has been sitting in my 'projects to do' pile since it arrived in early May. So today was the big day. I pulled out an original Model A with 256MB of RAM.
I burned a fresh copy of Jessie (18.03.16) and did a basic setup - expand the file system, enable Device Tree and SPI. I presume that the update/upgrade brought Jessie up to 27.05.16. Then I followed your recipe and 10 minutes later, whoosh!
Your instructions were clear a perfect and I am now totally stoked to fire up some projects that can be self-contained and operated on this compact little system. Well done and many thanks! For those who had issues ordering the one that Awooga (and I/others used with his recipe), here is the link: $24 USD shipped to US.
Circuit Specialists is now stocking the. This display offers a 800 x 480 display with 10 point touchscreen input. To install this onto the Raspberry Pi you will need to follow the steps from listed below. Required components:. Raspberry Pi board. MicroSD card with the Raspbian operating system installed.
Raspberry Pi 7″ LCD Display Board. Minimum 2 Amp 5 Volt power supply with a MicroUSB cable The LCD Display board ships with the display controller board installed onto the back of the LCD panel and has 4 standoffs attached for the Raspberry Pi to mount to. Step 1 With the LCD laying flat with the Controller board facing up and the brown ribbon cable assembly facing you, locate the DSI ribbon cable connector on the left side of the controller board.
The connector has a release latch that needs to be gently slid slightly out to the left. Once the latch is released, insert the DSI ribbon cable into the slot with the writing facing down and gently slide the release latch back to the right.