Raspberry Pi, LCD Touch Screen with 7in Capacitive Touch Screen

899-7466 - single

111-5927 - box of 40 kits

1 x 7" LCD touch screen

1 x Adapter board

1 x DSI ribbon cable

4 x jumper wires

4 x stand-offs and screws for mounting

More about the LCD touchscreen ...

Multi-touch capacitive touch screen — supports up to 10 finger touches
7 inch display
800 x 480 pixel resolution at 60 frames per second (fps)
24-bit RGB colour
70° viewing angle
No electronic interference
How does it connect?

The LCD Touch Display connects to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO and DSI ports.

Do I need a keyboard?

You can use a keyboard yes. However, the latest Raspbian OS features an on-screen keyboard so you do not need a physical keyboard or mouse?

Which Raspberry Pi boards are compatible?

The LCD Touch Display is compatible with all Raspberry Pi boards.

Power Supply Options for your LCD Touch Screen

• Separate supply — Power the display board separately to the Pi using a uUSB power supply of least 500 mA
• Raspberry Pi 2.5 A power supply — Connect a Pi power supply (909-8135) to the display board. The board can then power the Pi via USB connection
• GPIO jumpers — Power the display board from the Pi using the supplied jumper wires

• Multi-touch capacitive touch screen — supports up to 10 finger touches

• 7 inch display

• 800 x 480 pixel resolution at 60 frames per second (fps)

• 24-bit RGB colour

• 70° viewing angle

• Only two connections required

• Flexible power supply

• No electronic interference

• Full Raspbian OS functionality without a keyboard and mouse

• Kivy touch screen development software available — http://kivy.org/docs/installation/installation-rpi.html

• LCD touch screen

• Adapter board

• DSI ribbon cable

• 4 jumper wires

• Mounting hardware

Set up is quick and easy. The adapter board and your Pi are mounted to the rear of the LCD using the basic fixings supplied. The DSI ribbon cable provides the display interface between the Pi and the LCD assembly.

• Separate supply — Power the display board separately to the Pi using a uUSB power supply of least 500 mA

• Raspberry Pi 2.5 A power supply — Connect a Pi power supply (909-8135) to the display board. The board can then power the Pi via USB connection

• GPIO jumpers — Power the display board from the Pi using the supplied jumper wires