I tried Litemax DLF-1055 and NEC NL10276BC20-18. Both of them are for industrial use, and are pretty expensive. But any other LVDS LCD panel should work as well - just check that it supports 24 bits color.
As to connectors - I made them myself. Just bought mate connectors following LCD datasheet, and used twisted pairs cable. You can also search for ready cables (at least, with LCD side installed).
Hi, I'm quite new to LCDs ... I checked several vendors and the cheapest ones I found have 40 pins LVDS connectors. For example the following display takes a bit more than the LVDS signal (EDID clock/signal/V) : http://www.beyondinfinite.com/lcd/Library/Chimei/N089L6-L02.pdf I wonder if it would work with your board and leaving the EDID related pins unconnected. Thanks for your advice, if you can...
I checked datasheet - you can pull down CLKedid and DATAedid signals with our MOD1-MOD2 lines (install R5 and R6 resistors). These lines are not required for LVDS board, but it is always better to pull down unused control pins.
One month ago, we bought a "Assembled and tested PCB board" and It didnt arrive yet! We would like to know if It is inside the limit date to complete the delivery.
It will work with 24-bit panel for sure. Theoretically, it should also work with 18-bit panels. We ordered couple LCD panels to make tests, and I will post result after tests.
You need additional board for touchscreen. LVDS is used only for high-speed interface from OMAP to LCD panel (one direction). Most IC for touchscreen use I2C or SPI for data transfer. For example, look here for touchscreen IC: http://focus.ti.com/paramsearch/docs/parametricsearch.tsp?family=analog&familyId=636
For shipping - yes, we will send on Monday (starting from June 6) if you order on weekend. We ship once per week because most orders comes with standard posts, and we have to go by our own to post office for shipping out.
We should get first mass batch of assembled boards this Saturday, so your order will be shipped on Monday. Sorry for keeping you waiting - we got serious delay with connectors supplier!
Hi there, Any idea when your LCD will hit the shop? I also have FPC LCDs that I'd like to put to good use. Else, do you maybe know of a BB-Mx I/F board that will handle an FPC display? Thanks ...
I checked our database - your order has been shipped couple weeks ago. You should receive automatic mail from web-shop system with tracking number of your parcel. Please, send e-mail directly to me (ace.x.ace-at-gmail.com) if you never received such email.
We should add 2 types of LCD panels with LVDS cables in 2-3 weeks to our shop.
As to FPC - it is actually just the general name for flat cable, but it can be different type of interface. BB and BB-xM support direct LCD interface with HSYNC and VSYNC signals. In general case, you just need level converters or buffers to connect BB-xM to usual LCD. Direct connection can also work if your LCD can accept 1.8V signals.
we check to use BB with LVDS in a new device for our customers. so we bought a LVDS-board, combined it with a BB and connected a NEC NL 8060BG21-02. the explorer was visible but the colors and resolution were creazy: very sharp contrasts and the screen seems to be too little (the angstrom-compass appears in the downer right corner).
so I thought it would be a problem of color-bits (24/18) and connected Pin 4 (FRC) with pin 1 of your LVDS-board to set the panel to 24 bit-mode. but this wasn't a good idea. now the NEC looses the synchronisation from time to time, creazy patterns run over the screen.
any idea ?
we want to check if BB/LVDS/Angstrom/wxWidgets is a possible and stable base of a new product. it would be very nice to have a combination of display-type and cable-description that works stable without much hacking.
It can be several reasons for this behavior, like wrong pins connections to LCD or wrong display settings in u-boot environment. Please, send datasheet for your LCD and photo of this "crazy" picture on LCD to my email, I will check what can be wrong.
As to stability of BB+LVDS+Angstrom issue - it is very stable solution. We use BB-xM + Angstrom/Qt + our LVDS board + NEC LCD in harsh industrial application for 10 months already. Around 120 systems have been installed, and no problem at all.
Could you share the screen details ?
ReplyDeleteAlso which connector/cable are you using to connect it to beagle board ?
Please, can you share the Model Number of the NEC and Litemax panels.
ReplyDeleteI tried Litemax DLF-1055 and NEC NL10276BC20-18.
ReplyDeleteBoth of them are for industrial use, and are pretty expensive. But any other LVDS LCD panel should work as well - just check that it supports 24 bits color.
As to connectors - I made them myself. Just bought mate connectors following LCD datasheet, and used twisted pairs cable. You can also search for ready cables (at least, with LCD side installed).
will this work with a beagleboard rev c3 or c4?? It is just a matter of mounting on the top of the board and flipping the connectors?
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeleteDoes it work with beagleboard XM too.
Hello SijiSunny,
ReplyDeleteYes, it definitely works with BB-xM. I used BB-xM with connected LVDS add-on board to make above photos.
Hi! I have problems accesing the links on top of this page (pinout, schematic, BOM, ...). Can you check if they are broken?
ReplyDeleteHello Robert,
ReplyDeleteI just checked - all links are OK. Just press on link and download will start.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI'm quite new to LCDs ...
I checked several vendors and the cheapest ones I found have 40 pins LVDS connectors. For example the following display takes a bit more than the LVDS signal (EDID clock/signal/V) : http://www.beyondinfinite.com/lcd/Library/Chimei/N089L6-L02.pdf
I wonder if it would work with your board and leaving the EDID related pins unconnected.
Thanks for your advice, if you can...
Regards
Gad
Hello Gilles,
ReplyDeleteI checked datasheet - you can pull down CLKedid and DATAedid signals with our MOD1-MOD2 lines (install R5 and R6 resistors). These lines are not required for LVDS board, but it is always better to pull down unused control pins.
Hi
ReplyDeleteLCD panel has to be 24bit or can I used the
LG Phillips LP133x4 xga lcd thanks
Hi,
ReplyDeleteDoes the board support touch screen? If I buy on the weekend, will it ship on Monday?
Regards
Mark.
Hello BeagleBoard
ReplyDeleteOne month ago, we bought a "Assembled and tested PCB board" and It didnt arrive yet!
We would like to know if It is inside the limit date to complete the delivery.
Thanks in advance!
Hello Teddy,
ReplyDeleteIt will work with 24-bit panel for sure. Theoretically, it should also work with 18-bit panels. We ordered couple LCD panels to make tests, and I will post result after tests.
Hello Abeng,
ReplyDeleteYou need additional board for touchscreen. LVDS is used only for high-speed interface from OMAP to LCD panel (one direction). Most IC for touchscreen use I2C or SPI for data transfer. For example, look here for touchscreen IC: http://focus.ti.com/paramsearch/docs/parametricsearch.tsp?family=analog&familyId=636
For shipping - yes, we will send on Monday (starting from June 6) if you order on weekend. We ship once per week because most orders comes with standard posts, and we have to go by our own to post office for shipping out.
Hello fredim,
ReplyDeleteWe should get first mass batch of assembled boards this Saturday, so your order will be shipped on Monday. Sorry for keeping you waiting - we got serious delay with connectors supplier!
Hello BB
ReplyDeleteSo far, I Still not received the product "Assembled and tested PCB board".
I want to know about reason the delay.
Thanks in advance!
Hello fredim,
ReplyDeleteAll orders has been shipped.
Please, drop me email with your order# or any other details, because I can't identify you by your nickname.
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteAny idea when your LCD will hit the shop? I also have FPC LCDs that I'd like to put to good use. Else, do you maybe know of a BB-Mx I/F board that will handle an FPC display? Thanks ...
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI have not received my order bought on May 18, ALso sent email with no response.
what's the best way to contact
Thanks
Hello Cineas,
ReplyDeleteI checked our database - your order has been shipped couple weeks ago. You should receive automatic mail from web-shop system with tracking number of your parcel. Please, send e-mail directly to me (ace.x.ace-at-gmail.com) if you never received such email.
Hello Leon,
ReplyDeleteWe should add 2 types of LCD panels with LVDS cables in 2-3 weeks to our shop.
As to FPC - it is actually just the general name for flat cable, but it can be different type of interface. BB and BB-xM support direct LCD interface with HSYNC and VSYNC signals. In general case, you just need level converters or buffers to connect BB-xM to usual LCD. Direct connection can also work if your LCD can accept 1.8V signals.
hi all,
ReplyDeletewe check to use BB with LVDS in a new device for our customers. so we bought a LVDS-board, combined it with a BB and connected a NEC NL 8060BG21-02. the explorer was visible but the colors and resolution were creazy: very sharp contrasts and the screen seems to be too little (the angstrom-compass appears in the downer right corner).
so I thought it would be a problem of color-bits (24/18) and connected Pin 4 (FRC) with pin 1 of your LVDS-board to set the panel to 24 bit-mode. but this wasn't a good idea. now the NEC looses the synchronisation from time to time, creazy patterns run over the screen.
any idea ?
we want to check if BB/LVDS/Angstrom/wxWidgets is a possible and stable base of a new product. it would be very nice to have a combination of display-type and cable-description that works stable without much hacking.
best regards
Simon
Hello James,
ReplyDeleteIt can be several reasons for this behavior, like wrong pins connections to LCD or wrong display settings in u-boot environment. Please, send datasheet for your LCD and photo of this "crazy" picture on LCD to my email, I will check what can be wrong.
As to stability of BB+LVDS+Angstrom issue - it is very stable solution. We use BB-xM + Angstrom/Qt + our LVDS board + NEC LCD in harsh industrial application for 10 months already. Around 120 systems have been installed, and no problem at all.
when will there be more stock?
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