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TekGroAml 2 inch 480x360 IPS mini LCD Display with HDMI Control Board | Micro USB Power Port High-Density 16.7M Color Screen RGB18 Parallel Interface for DIY & HMI
TekGroAml 2 inch 480x360 IPS mini LCD Display with HDMI Control Board | Micro USB Power Port High-Density 16.7M Color Screen RGB18 Parallel Interface for DIY & HMI
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- Discover exceptional image clarity on this compact display featuring a 480(H) x 360(V) resolution packed into a small form factor. Combined with its ability to render 16.7 million vibrant colors - This display features an "ALL o'clock" viewing characteristic, ensuring that colors and contrast remain consistent and true from virtually any angle?top, bottom, left, or right. With a compact module outline of 46.00mm (H) x 40.87 (V) mm. - Input Power : 5A 1A ,Pls prepare it by yourself. - A backlight system composed of 6 white LEDs provides bright, uniform illumination across the entire display, ensuring excellent readability in a variety of lighting environments. The display is built upon reliable a-Si TFT (Amorphous Silicon Thin Film Transistor) technology, contributing to its stable performance, good color reproduction, and overall high-quality visual output. - Applications and Safety Notice: Suitable for applications such as handheld instruments, DIY electronics, IoT device interfaces, and compact control panels. Safety Notice: This is an electronic component that must be operated in an insulated environment to prevent short circuits. ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) precautions are required during handling and assembly.
Product description
2 Inch 480x360 Square mini H/D LCD Display, for DIY Dashboard & Embedded Project
Different mini LCD Screen and H/D Board
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Why does my screen show "snow," horizontal lines, or flickering
The display is upside down or in portrait mode by default. Can I rotate it?
Why does the screen stay on even after I shut down my PC?
Is it truly "Plug & Play" for Raspberry Pi?
Is it compatible with Mac (MacBook, Mac Mini, Mac Studio)?
Why does my screen show "snow," horizontal lines, or flickering
● This is usually not a hardware defect but a signal sync or power issue.
○ 1: Ensure the FPC cable (the thin ribbon) is inserted perfectly straight and the latch is fully locked.
○ 2: Use a dedicated 5V 2A USB power adapter.
The display is upside down or in portrait mode by default. Can I rotate it?
● Yes! Orientation is controlled by your Operating System.
○ Windows: Go to Display Settings -> Orientation and select "Landscape" or "Landscape (flipped)."
○ Raspberry-Pi: Add display_rotate=2 (for 180°) to your config.txt file.
Why does the screen stay on even after I shut down my PC?
● Most DIY boards stay powered as long as the USB port provides 5V standby power.
○ Tip: You can change your PC's BIOS settings to "Disable USB power in S5 state," or use a USB cable with an inline switch for manual control.
Is it truly "Plug & Play" for Raspberry Pi?
It is H/D-compatible, but since 480x360 is a non-standard resolution, you must manually edit the config.txt file to force the resolution. We provide the specific code block in our digital manual to ensure a 1-minute setup.
Is it compatible with Mac (MacBook, Mac Mini, Mac Studio)?
Yes, it supports video output. but, macOS may not automatically recognize the special resolution, Recommend using the "Bette--rDisplay."to custom 1:1 resolution and enables HiDPI scaling for crisp text and perfectly centered images.
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