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LCD Touchscreen Display Module Pi TFT 3.5 Inch (320*480) For Raspberry Pi

LCD Touchscreen Display Module Pi TFT 3.5 Inch (320*480) For Raspberry Pi

This 3.5-inch touch screen LCD display module is designed specifically for Raspberry Pi. It offers a simple solution for DIY projects, without the need for a separate power source or case. The module sits directly on top of the Pi, providing a convenient and compact alternative to HDMI monitors.

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Features:

  • Compatibility: Designed for Raspberry Pi Model B/B+; an ideal alternative to HDMI monitors.

  • Resolution: 320×480 pixels, providing clear and sharp display quality.

  • Convenient Interface: Enables easy interaction with the Raspberry Pi system, especially for DIY projects on the go.

  • Software Support:

    • Supports the Raspbian OS.

    • Can play videos (supports MP4 format).

    • Allows photo taking via touch (up to 17 camera modes).

    • Software keyboard support for system interaction without needing a keyboard or mouse.

Specifications:

  • LCD Type: TFT

  • LCD Interface: SPI

  • Touch Screen Type: Resistive

  • Touch Screen Controller: XPT2046

  • Colors: 65536

  • Backlight: LED

  • Resolution: 320x480 pixels

  • Aspect Ratio: 2:03

  • Operating Temperature: TBD

Getting Started

Method 1: Driver Installation

  1. Download the latest Raspbian image from the official Raspberry Pi website and write it to an SD card.

  2. Connect the RPi LCD to your Raspberry Pi and ensure the Pi is connected to a network.

  3. Configure your Pi by expanding the filesystem and enabling desktop autologin.

  4. Open the terminal on the Raspberry Pi and run the driver installation commands.

  5. After a reboot, the RPi LCD will be ready to use.

Method 2: Using a Ready-to-use Image

  1. Download an image with pre-installed drivers.

  2. Write the image to your micro SD card, insert it into the Pi, and power up the system.

Switch Between LCD and HDMI Display

  • To switch to HDMI:

    cd LCD-show/  
./LCD-hdmi

  • To switch to the LCD:

    chmod +x LCD35-show  
./LCD35-show

Screen Orientation Settings

Adjust the screen orientation with the following commands:

  • 0-degree rotation:

    ./LCD35-show 0

  • 90-degree rotation:

    ./LCD35-show 90

  • 180-degree rotation:

    ./LCD35-show 180

  • 270-degree rotation:

    ./LCD35-show 270

Touch Screen Calibration

  1. Install the xinput_calibrator program with the following command:

    sudo apt-get install -y xinput-calibrator

  2. Run the calibration commands as instructed.

Install Virtual Keyboard

  1. Install the matchbox-keyboard as instructed.

  2. Follow the setup commands for the virtual keyboard.

Resources:

  • User Manual: [RPi LCD User Manual]

  • Image with Pre-installed Drivers:
    [RPi-35inch-LCD-(A)-Raspbian-180326.7z]

  • Driver: Available for download on GitHub.

  • Necessary Software:

    • Panasonic SDFormatter

    • Win32DiskImager

    • PuTTY

Panel Dimensions: Refer to the 3.5inch RPi LCD (A) panel dimensions for exact measurements.