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LCD controller case. I use it with the display from the relatively old android tablet PC. I decided not to connect the touch panel controller SSD2533 to anything (too awkward to solder tiny wires to the controller itself).
What's inside the case?
- MT561-B Universal LCD Controller
- LED Backlight Driver Board
- XL4015 DC-DC Step Down Module
- USB Socket (to power up Anycast device)
- 5.5 mm Power Socket
The buttons 'pin5pcs' are supposed to be into the 'display-case-p3', then goes the keyboard, then it's clamped with 'pin2pcs'.
The 'display-stand' part is supposed to fit into Thomson compact TV table plate. I printed two mirrored parts and put the M6 nut inside so I could use M6 pin to make the stand firm.
The case was printed with PLA, the parts were glued with instant adhesive, then the case was glued to the tablet PC case with epoxy.
Direct link to the original creator's page
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