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Revision as of 06:52, 22 October 2019
Contents
7 Inch DIY Touch Screen
Supporting the Seven-inch Screen
Use a nut (M3) and a copper post (M3 * 8 + 6) to support the seven-inch touch screen.
Rendering
This 7-inch touch screen is compatible with any version of the Raspberry Pi.
With a Raspberry Pi 4
Connect the Raspberry Pi 4 to HDMI with a micro HDMI cable.
Wire the USB cable up to Raspberry Pi 4.
Give it a power supply, Plug and play.
Adjust the Resolution of Raspberry Pi 4
Step 1: Unfold the menu bar of Raspberry Pi.
Step 2: Select screen configuration.
Step 3: Select screen configuration.
Step 4: Select Screens.
Step 5: Choose the resolution you want.
With a Raspberry Pi 3
Plug a dual-head HDMI cable in Raspberry Pi 3.
Connect the Raspberry Pi 3 with a USB cable.
Attach a power supply to it, turn it on.
