This 7-inch touch display offers an outstanding visual experience. Thanks to its IPS screen technology, it provides a 178-degree wide viewing angle, a sharp 1024 x 600 high resolution, and high color saturation, delivering excellent picture quality. It's specially designed for HMI and portable projects. In HMI scenarios which are often complex and dusty, its fully fit design effectively keeps dust out of the screen and reduces light reflection. The screen comes with special double - sided adhesive tape on the edge for easy and secure installation. Unlike regular HDMI screens, this display uses an eDP interface and has great compatibility with LattePanda alpha and delta (not compatible with LattePanda V1.0). You can directly set screen power, brightness, contrast and other parameters in the OS or APIs. Key features include a 1024 x 600 high - resolution capacitive screen. Specifications are as follows: 85% transmittance, 6H surface hardness, a response time of ≤16ms, 200,000,000 times of tapping durability, support for LattePanda Alpha & Delta, a 10cm FPC Extension Cable, and dimensions of 180*110*5 mm / 7.1*4.3*0.2 inches. Available documents are the user manual, dimension details, and the official website.
Using this 7 - inch touch display is easy. First, connect it to your LattePanda Alpha or Delta using the 10cm FPC Extension Cable. You can then use the double - sided adhesive tape on the screen edge to fix it in place. Once it's connected, you can adjust the screen settings like power, brightness, and contrast directly in the operating system or through the APIs. When using it in HMI scenarios, you don't have to worry too much about dust as the fully fit design protects the screen. For maintenance, keep the screen clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid scratching the screen as its surface hardness is 6H. Don't tap the screen too hard or too frequently, as although it can withstand 200,000,000 taps, excessive force might cause damage. Also, make sure to refer to the user manual for any specific instructions or troubleshooting.
