1. Introdution
This is a 15.6-inch IPS capacitive touch display with a resolution of 1920×1080 that supports full-function Type-C or HDMI signal input. It is compatible with single-board computers such as LattePanda Sigma, LattePanda 3 Delta, LattePanda Alpha, LattePanda Delta, Raspberry PI 4B and Jetson Nano, as well as various types of desktop computers, laptops, mini PCs, industrial computers and tablets.
The Full-function Type-C display interface is a multi-functional interface standard, through a Type-C data cable can achieve a variety of functions, including audio transmission, video transmission, charging and touch functions. In addition, the fully functional Type-C interface also supports reverse PD power to providing power for connected devices. This interface enables the integration of multiple functions through a single Type-C connection, thus simplifying the connection and providing a more convenient user experience, with flexibility and versatility.
Drawn from these merits, the display is adorned with a pair of identical all-encompassing Type-C interfaces, meticulously engineered to accommodate blind insertion, obviating the need for a deliberate demarcation between data conduit and power supply port. Simultaneously, the product retains the conventional and widely embraced HDMI display interface, thereby ensconcing compatibility with a broader spectrum of HDMI output devices.
In addition, with the 15.6-inch large screen display and ten-point touch function, the product is very suitable for human-computer interaction scenarios. Its 1920×1080 high-definition resolution, IPS full view, full fit process and surface anti-glare treatment and other high-quality parameters, make it more scene applicability.
2. Features
- Supports ten-point capacitive touch input
- Facilitates dual-channel audio output
- Provides video transmission through both TYPE-C and HDMI interfaces
- The comprehensive TYPE-C interface enables unified transmission of video, audio, and touch signals, and allows for reverse PD power supply
- TYPE-C eliminates the need to distinguish between power and data interfaces, and allows for blind insertion
- Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4B, LattePanda, LattePanda Alpha/Delta, and LattePanda 3 Delta installations
- Compatible with various desktop computers, laptops, mini PCs, industrial computers, and tablets
3. Applications
- Human-Machine Interaction Panel
- Terminal Control Panel
- IoT Control Panel
4. Specification
Screen parameters
| No. | Item | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | LCD size | 15.6 inches |
| 2 | Resolution | 1920×1080 |
| 3 | Pixel pitch (um) | 179.25(H) × 179.25(V) |
| 4 | Pixel arrangement | RGB Vertical Stripe |
| 5 | Color gamut | 45% |
| 6 | Display colors | 262k (6-bit) |
| 7 | Active area(mm) | 344.16(H)×193.59(V) |
| 8 | Surface treatment | Anti-Glare |
| 9 | Surface hardness | 3H |
| 10 | Luminance | 250cd/㎡ |
| 11 | Refresh rate | 60Hz |
| 12 | Transmittance | ≥86% |
| 13 | View angle | Full viewing angle |
| 14 | Number of touch | 10 |
| 15 | Touch panel hardness | ≥6H |
| 16 | Bonding method | Optical bonding |
| 17 | Outline dimension (mm) | 369.5(H)×288.6(V)×5.2(D) |
| 18 | Interface | eDP |
| 19 | LCD Brand | BOE |
| 20 | Operating temperature | 0~+50℃ |
| 21 | Weight | 766g |
Display driver board parameters
| No. | Item | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Display interface | Type-C/HDMI-A |
| 2 | Speaker interface | MX1.25-4P |
| 3 | Touch interface | Type-C |
| 4 | Power interface | Type-C |
| 5 | Supply voltage | PD3.0, 5~20V |
| 6 | Mounting Hole Size | Hole diameter 3.0mm |
| 7 | PCB size(mm) | 125(V)×110(H)×1.6(D) |
Touch control board parameters
| No. | Item | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Touch chip | ILI2511 |
| 2 | Touch interface | MX1.25-4P |
| 3 | Mounting Hole Size | Hole diameter 3.0mm |
| 4 | PCB size(mm) | 50(H)×26(V)×4.8(D) |
5. Functional Indicative Diagram
15.6 inch touchscreen
| No. | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ① | Display interface | eDP interface |
| ② | Touch cable | FPC cable |
Display driver board
| No. | Name | Description | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| ① | Type-C CN1 | Power, touch, audio-video signals, reverse power | Power supply range: 5~20V |
| ② | Type-C CN2 | Power, touch, audio-video signals, reverse power | Power supply range: 5~20V |
| ③ | HDMI | HDMI input interface | When HDMI input is used, only the Type-C CN2 interface supports the transmission of touch signals. |
| ④ | Speaker | Stereo speaker interface (Rated power: 8Ω 1W) | Left channel: LN (-), LP (+)；Right channel: RP (+), RN (-) |
| ⑤ | eDP | eDP output interface | |
| ⑥ | Touch | Touch interface |
Touch control board
| No. | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ① | FPC cable interface | Connecting the touch cable of the screen |
| ② | USB touch interface | Connecting the touch interface on the display driver board |
6. User Manual
6.1 Screen Connection
- The hardware preparation is as follows.
Connect the screen as illustrated.
6.2 Mainboard Installation
The installation location is as shown in the diagram.
The following is the list of supported motherboards for installation.
| Mainboard | Type-C interface | HDMI interface | Accessory instruction |
|---|---|---|---|
| LattePanda Delta 3 | √ | √ | HDMI A to A Adapter Module (Interface Aligned) × 1, M3×6+8mm Single-Head Brass Standoff × 4, M3×6 Round Head Screw × 4 |
| LattePanda Delta | √ | √ | HDMI A to A Adapter Module (Interface Aligned) × 1, M3×6+9mm Single-Head Brass Standoff × 4, M3×6 Round Head Screw × 4 |
| LattePanda Alpha | √ | √ | HDMI A to A Adapter Module (Interface Aligned) × 1, M3×6+9mm Single-Head Brass Standoff × 4, M3×6 Round Head Screw × 4 |
| LattePanda | √ | √ | HDMI A to A Adapter Module (Interface Misaligned) × 1, M3×6+8mm Single-Head Brass Standoff × 4, M3×6 Round Head Screw × 4 |
| Raspberry Pi 4B | √ | HDMI A to D Adapter Module × 1, M2.5×6+8mm Single-Head Brass Standoff × 4, M2.5×6 Round Head Screw × 4 |
HDMI Adapter Module Instruction.
6.3 Connecting the motherboard
6.3.1 Type-C Audio-Video Input
Example: LattePanda 3 Delta
The Type-C interface of Delta 3 supports audio-video, touch signal, and power signal input. Here, a versatile Type-C data cable is required to establish the connection between Delta 3 and the screen. The reverse power supply for Delta 3 is facilitated by the display driver board.
The connection is as depicted in the diagram.
Note: The two Type-C interfaces on the display driver board have identical functionalities, eliminating the need to distinguish between data and power ports, allowing for blind insertion.
6.3.2 HDMI Audio-Video Input
Example 1: Raspberry Pi 4B
Utilize the provided HDMI A to D conversion module for HDMI connectivity. Subsequently, employ a USB data cable to establish a connection from the Raspberry Pi's USB port to the USB-C CN2 interface on the display driver board, enabling touch functionality. Refer to the illustration below.
Note: The USB port output current of the Raspberry Pi is insufficient to power the screen's activation. Hence, a separate power supply is necessary for the display driver board.
Example 2: LattePanda 3 Delta
Utilize the provided HDMI A to A conversion module for HDMI connectivity. Subsequently, employ a USB data cable to establish a connection from the 3 Delta's USB port to the USB-C CN2 interface on the display driver board, enabling touch functionality. Refer to the illustration below.
Note: The USB port output current of Delta 3 is capable of powering the screen's activation, eliminating the need for a separate power supply for the display driver board.
More Documents
DFR1045-EN IEC 62368 Report.pdf
FAQ
Q: Why is there no touch response when HDMI signal is input, and the screen displays correctly?
A: Firstly, ensure that the touch USB signal on the mainboard is properly connected to the Type-C CN2 interface on the display driver board. Please be aware that touch functionality can only be facilitated through the Type-C CN2 interface when operating in HDMI mode. Secondly, once the correct connection is verified, it is advised to inspect the continuity and quality of the connections on the touch control board to ascertain their proper contact.
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