Collecting information on alternative displays - please contribute
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Just to update, the BW screen I received from EPATHDEALS on Amazon was v7, worked on 5v without modification. Ordered on the date of my last post in this thread.
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Hey I was wondering if you could explain how to change the settings like this or change the code as you did. I'm new to doing that part of it? Walk through perhaps somewhere. I have his screen too. ThanksCannikin wrote:I settled on:Fleder wrote:if you had to change the settings for every emulator to make the screen fit, as i had to with my cheap 320x240 screen?Code: Select all
disable_overscan=1 overscan_top=8 overscan_bottom=8 overscan_left=0 overscan_right=0
(left and right don't seem to matter once you set top and bottom). I started with SNES and those settings fit it perfectly top to bottom. There's 1/8" of black on the left and right. I switched to every emulator I have (SNES, Genesis, Gameboy, NES, Atari 2600) and they all have the same fit—looks great!
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I have the same screen and this wiring does not work for me.m3zz4nine wrote:HeyCharon wrote:
You could look for a datasheet of this voltage regulator. Or you can measure the pins of the IC against your ground. The one where you can measure 5V will the the one to solder you V(in) to.
btw: laughed at the filename of your picture
The sad thing is, i do not find any usefull information about this regulator on the web- it is a JW5022 EP117CF
Anyway, I measured my way through - the Diode (marked red 5V in the picture) does the trick...
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click here for the full version of the diagram
Ps: Haha, yes the filename is because one older member couldn't read the chips - so I made a high-res picture with my dslr for people that are somewhat blind
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Bought this screen.
Have tried 2 different ways to get it running on3.3/ 5v but seems impossible.
Anyone have same screen and have sucsess running on 5v?
First pic hav 5 volt on orange.
Second 3.3v on orange.
Last is original
Have tried 2 different ways to get it running on3.3/ 5v but seems impossible.
Anyone have same screen and have sucsess running on 5v?
First pic hav 5 volt on orange.
Second 3.3v on orange.
Last is original
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Does anyone have identified the display model of those devices? And the driver board model also?
The few ones that I bought had no writing at the back.
The few ones that I bought had no writing at the back.
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Got my display in today, from this amazon US listing. Doesn't look like any of the different BW versions listed on the Wiki. Havn't tried feeding it 5v yet to see what it does.


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Cool! This is the exact same board that came with my 3.5" display.
I purchased mine from eBay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/361541873075?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT
I also found the data sheet for that voltage regulator on the board. http://www.advanced-monolithic.com/pdf/ds1117.pdf
Thanks for the info on the jumper wire!
I purchased mine from eBay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/361541873075?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT
I also found the data sheet for that voltage regulator on the board. http://www.advanced-monolithic.com/pdf/ds1117.pdf
Thanks for the info on the jumper wire!
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I have purchased this screen from Amazon https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www ... lp_xR_NOvQ and wondering if any one has any images of what I need to solder and remove to make 5 volts. If this works its great as comes with buttons attached. Can any one hlep?
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Sorry wrong link, I bought it from herehttps://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00 ... UTF8&psc=1 reading other people's feedback on a similar screen I think I don't need to convert it?? If I don't which pins do I connect each wire to on the pi zero for me to test. I am new to this so will thank you in advance.Rog585 wrote:I have purchased this screen from Amazon https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www ... lp_xR_NOvQ and wondering if any one has any images of what I need to solder and remove to make 5 volts. If this works its great as comes with buttons attached. Can any one hlep?
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