Adding a 7inch lcd

PurpleSnow

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Good day
I repaired a 7inch in car dvd screen and I thought of an Idea to add it on my pc to use for diagnostic or info like aida 64 running only on that sreen.

Now my question is has anyone done this recently or know the setup or software to use. I have a Logitech G19 and it working well but want to use the display for fps or something else. would like a larger display for temp and gpu details.
 

voyagerfan99

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Okedokey

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(My ACODE-300 Proto board for graphic LCD Close-up)

rs232.jpg

(Connections to TTL Outputs of GHLCD & Baud rate set to 115200)

The ACODE-300 Bluetooth modules are very easy to use and can be
applied to any serial RS232 interface. You can make a wireless
applications such as this one or any other wired app into a wireless app.

When you are done making your proto-boards and connections,
you are ready for testing.

interface.jpg


Insert your ACODE-300 module from your study board as shown
above to the interface board. Also connect a serial cable and
DC power (between 5 and 12V) to the interface board.

Run the PromiWIN4.0_Setup(En).exe installer program and install
Promi software, which we will use to link the two ACODE-300 wireless modules.

PromiWIN4.0_Setup(En).exe Download

promi1.JPG


The default baud rate for ACODE-300 is set at 9600 bps. So Just
click OK, and you should be able to see the following screen:

promi2.jpg


Now we are ready to set the device to a faster baud rate.

promi4.jpg


Change the Operation Mode to MODE3, Baud rate to 115200bps and
set the device name to "device 1" as shown above.

promi5.jpg


If you get the message "Configuration has been applied," you are ready to go.
Unplug your ACODE-300 module from the interface board and plug it back into your study board.

study2.jpg


Power ON your study board and your ACODE-300 should start
blinking the LED like above every 1-2 seconds.

Now take your ACODE-300 module from your GHLCD graphic LCD and
plug it into the interface board and run Promi program again.

promi6.jpg


Once you are connected, change the Operation Mode to MODE1, Baud
rate to 115200bps and set the device name to "device 1" as shown above.

After applying the above settings, Click on "Connection(out)" and press "Search".

promi7.jpg


You should be able to find the "device 1", the ACODE-300 module on the study board.

promi8.jpg


Now, select the "device 1" and click on "Connect".

You should see both LEDs of ACODE-300 turn on continusly once
you get this message:

promi9.jpg


study3.jpg

(LEDs continuously ON)

When LEDs are lit up like above, the ACODE-300 modules are
connected and a straight RS232 serial connection has been
established. It's as if a serial cable has been connected
wirelessly.

Now unplug the ACODE-300 module from the interface board and
plug it back into your GHLCD LCD module.

study5.jpg


Now when you power ON both study board and the GHLCD graphic
LCD, you should see both LEDs light ON as shown in above picture.

Now open up your CUBLOC Studio and compile and run the tetris
demo program which simply send RS232 LCD commands.

cstudio1.jpg

(Open CublocStudio, and download Tetris program)

Tetris Program Download

When you are done downloading to CUBLOC, you should see a tetris
program running wireless!

study4.jpg

(wireless LCD finished)

This wireless LCD should work up to around 100 feet flawlessly.
Now, I can have my graphic LCD sitting at another person's desk
and clean some of the clutter off my own desk.
 
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