3.5 Inch IPS LCD Monitor Display With RGB Breathing Light AIDA64 USB2LCD USB Display Sub-Screen Support Raspberry Pi

https://github.com/SHWotever/SimHub/wiki/Dashstudio---USB-Displays

 

Answer:

The use of aida64 under Windows is completely compatible, and the Lcd4Linux software package (supporting 32-bit and 64-bit) that needs to be recompiled by myself under Linux is also compatible.

Therefore, this LCD monitor can be used in various Linux systems such as Windows, Qunhui NAS, openwrt router, and Raspberry Pi.

 

Without case version suitable for directly installing on the chassis.

 

  Answer:

(1) Provide a certain level of technology, provide a basic simple tutorial, and use Qunhui NAS. Lcd4linux installation tutorial, etc.

(2) Provide several configuration themes I collected online. Convenient to get started as soon as possible.

 

  Answer:

(1) Supports 4 USB ports, two of which are MicroUSB on the side of the product, and one MicroUSB and a 4PIN 2.54 pin USB on the back of the product.

(2) Supports horizontal screen display under Windows, just plug in a jumper cap.

 

  Answer:

(1) Because this product is assembled and welded manually by myself. The color is OK.

(2) The default is a MicroUSB cable.

     

Answer:

(1) You can buy double-sided foam tape to fix the box to the chassis.

(2) Remove the box to keep the motherboard module, use the copper pillars and M3 screws fixed in the box. Punch holes in the chassis and fix it directly on the chassis.

(3) Put the box directly on the case for use.

(4) The delivered permanent magnet small foot cup is sucked to the iron case (the default is not delivered, it is easy to crush the screen).