Howard Passman wrote:
> Hmmm, Just double checked my 3.5. Back lighting control works fine. I'm
> running pi3B | piCorePlayer v7.0.1 | www v00016 | linux
> 5.4.83-pcpCore-v8 | piCore v12.0pCP | Squeezelite v1.9.8-1287-pCP.
>
> Might try resetting or reinstalling Jivelite?? Ooops sorry it's ups
Hmmm, Just double checked my 3.5. Back lighting control works fine. I'm
running pi3B | piCorePlayer v7.0.1 | www v00016 | linux
5.4.83-pcpCore-v8 | piCore v12.0pCP | Squeezelite v1.9.8-1287-pCP.
Might try resetting or reinstalling Jivelite??
Howard
wtnh wrote:
> Hmm - when I try the "Adjust D
jeroen2 wrote:
> I am using the precise same display on PiCorePlayer and can adjust the
> backlight brightness from the settings in JiveLite. (It's under the
> PiCorePlayer settings, not under Display settings)
Hmm - when I try the "Adjust Display Backlight Brightness" in
PiCorePlayer settings,
Same here and on the 5" model too.
Howard
jeroen2 wrote:
> I am using the precise same display on PiCorePlayer and can adjust the
> backlight brightness from the settings in JiveLite. (It's under the
> PiCorePlayer settings, not under Display settings)
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wtnh wrote:
> The only thing left to do is to figure out how to adjust the backlight,
> which is a little too bright. The standard piCorePlayer adjustment does
> not work since it does not recognize the Osoyoo as an official Raspberry
> Pi display. Osoyoo has a suggestion in their user manual, b
Here is a build I just finished using the 3.5" Osoyoo display. I used a
2U "Galaxy" chassis from the 'DIY Audio Store'
(https://diyaudiostore.com/collections/galaxy/products/2u-w-steel-covers?variant=12174833028)
and had them custom CNC the front panel.
This photo shows the display mounted to th
You can drill acrylic. A sharp wood bit is preferred and a slow speed,
with light pressure. For odd holes, etc., a dremel tool is your best bet
and if you have one, a dremel stand helps stay steady and square. I use
carbide bits and a fairly slow speed to put odd shaped holes in acrylic.
Again, t
Howard Passman wrote:
>
> I started working with acrylic when I was framing photography and I have
> found a ton of good uses for it.
>
Thanks, that does look a lot easier than I thought it would be. I might
give it a try. But, how do you deal with the more complicated drilling?
(buttons on
Yup, the display goes in the front and then you can put a piece in to
screw it to, but in my case it's such a snug fit I didn't have to. You
can glue strips of acrylic to make sure it stays when you want it and
you can make cross pieces to glue in the box to screw the screen to if
needed.
Cutti
Howard Passman wrote:
> I ended up just making a case out of black acrylic. If you have tools to
> cut the stuff with you can put one together fairly quickly. Plenty of
> room to hold the pi, etc.. The server is in there and I use the screen
> just as a display although it can be used to control
wtnh wrote:
> I just got the 3.5" version working as well and noted the same thing
> about the touch calibration being upside-down. It was pretty confusing
> at first trying to set the Jivelight language to English and I kept
> getting some other language.;)
>
Yep, same here.. :D Still a bit p
The upside down touch calibration confused me for a bit too. LOL
I ended up just making a case out of black acrylic. If you have tools to
cut the stuff with you can put one together fairly quickly. Plenty of
room to hold the pi, etc.. The server is in there and I use the screen
just as a display
jeroen2 wrote:
> I bought the 3.5" and can confirm it works out of the box. Setting the
> rotation to zero fixed the issue with the touchsensors being upside down
> from the screen, but oddly it didn't change the actual display
> rotation..
>
> It's pretty cool, and the touch function works re
Looks like you can buy a case separately or with the screen - very
simple option...
https://www.amazon.com/OSOYOO-Capacitive-Connector-Resolution-Raspberry/dp/B07Z68QXRH/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=IPS%2B5%E2%80%9D%2BDSI&qid=1612758115&sr=8-2&th=1
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Nice that we can buy almost any size touch screen now and make them work
with very little effort. I ended up building a case/stand out of black
acrylic for mine. Holds the screen and the pi with plenty of room to
spare.
Enjoy :-)
jeroen2 wrote:
> I bought the 3.5" and can confirm it works out
Howard Passman wrote:
> https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HV9P6KV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
>
>
> OSOYOO IPS 5 DSI Portable Touch Screen Display Monitor for Raspberry Pi
> 4 3 2 Model A B
>
> Worked right out of the box, touch screen and all. Make sure the
> rotation
That's the way to go if you have the option. Fast and clean, plus if he
has a good selection of bits you can do a nice edge around the bevel.
Have fun.
gregklanderman wrote:
> Thanks for the additional advice Howard! I do have a dremel as well as
> the dremel router attachment. I was going
Thanks for the additional advice Howard! I do have a dremel as well as
the dremel router attachment. I was going to ask about using a real
router and table.. I can borrow from my brother-in-law so that sounds
like the way to go (even better he should be able to help get me
started..).
Greg
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No, sorry. I don't use any of the pirate players anymore and I bought a
nice wood stand for the 7" screen I have. Tons easier.
A couple of more hints; First, I hope you can use a dremel tool and that
you have a stand for it. Trying to freehand this stuff is impossible
When you layout where you
Thank you for the advice Howard! Have you previously posted photos of
the wood display surrounds?
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BTW, if you're going or need to use a router, then use a piece of stock
at least 1" larger than the face of the display and after you're routed
the countersunk area and the opening, cut the surround down to size.
Less chance of a router chatter or screw up on the larger/thicker piece
of wood.
Ho
Hi Greg,
I have. Out of acrylic and wood. For acrylic I cut four strips and glued
them together and then rounded them off. You can stack pieces to make
the countersinking. For wood you ave a couple of options. You could
take a board and route out an opening and then countersinking the screen
us
Howard Passman wrote:
> LOL, I was just downstairs looking at some nice black walnut for a
> case/stand.
>
Howard, have you made surrounds for these sorts of display from
hardwood? Router? I'm thinking of exploring that direction for a 4.3"
Waveshare display, would be interested in any advic
Hi To,
I was just looking at a case I have from Allo that might be easily
adapted to a stand for the display. Plus you could buy one of the larger
ones that would give you a bit more room to mount the screen. This one
would give you the room.
https://allo.com/sparky/acrylic-case-rpi-boss.html T
LOL, I was just downstairs looking at some nice black walnut for a
case/stand. I haven't researched what's out there yet in already made
cases. That's one of the big problems I see with a lot of this stuff.
Displays, DAC's... I've made a couple of stands out of acrylic. Bends
easy enough if you d
Howard Passman wrote:
> https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HV9P6KV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
>
>
> OSOYOO IPS 5 DSI Portable Touch Screen Display Monitor for Raspberry Pi
> 4 3 2 Model A B
>
> Worked right out of the box, touch screen and all. Make sure the
> rotation
For the 5" I mentioned the adjustments in Jivelite work as normal. There
are also instructions for boot config changes in the little booklet that
comes with it.
Howard
patrick31698 wrote:
> Do any of these Displays offer the oppotunity to dim / controll the
> backlight LED?
Do any of these Displays offer the oppotunity to dim / controll the
backlight LED?
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I use Waveshare DSI screens, both 4.3" and 5". Extremely easy to use,
proper plug'n'play, no configuration required.
https://www.waveshare.com/product/raspberry-pi/displays/lcd-oled/4.3inch-dsi-lcd.htm
https://www.waveshare.com/5inch-dsi-lcd.htm
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Howard Passman wrote:
> There's an official 7" version that works really well.
I didn't found the 7" version, but the mentioned 5" version has
1920x1080 pixel and not 840x400 like the original 7" Raspberry display.
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and squeezelite for usb inside an argon
one ca
There's an official 7" version that works really well. I was thrilled
that this unofficial version works as well.
jeroen2 wrote:
> That seems like a pretty good deal. And there's a 7 inch version as
> well..
Howard Pa
Howard Passman wrote:
> Correct. Works great.
That seems like a pretty good deal. And there's a 7 inch version as
well..
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Correct. Works great.
jeroen2 wrote:
> That looks cool. But is it indeed powered through the IPS cable? No
> other power supply needed...?
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Howard Passman wrote:
> Worked right out of the box, touch screen and all. Make sure the
> rotation is set at 0 in Jivelite and note the DSI cable is different
> from others I have. The connections seemed reversed on one end.
>
That looks cool. But is it indeed powered through the IPS cable? N
Good to know.
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