Hello!
On another note, thank you for the suggestion to use the Bridgetek BT817/818 Display controller!
I have these questions:
How would I connect the Jetson Orin Nano to the Bridgetek BT817/818 Display controller?
Would it be complicated to include the necessary code for the controller to work?
Thanks, Daniel.
“Not validated” means that nobody has tested it and it is not guaranteed to work. It even may work on some modules/jetpacks and may not on others. You are totally on your own.
daniel.santamaria:
How would I connect the Jetson Orin Nano to the Bridgetek BT817/818 Display controller?
Would it be complicated to include the necessary code for the controller to work?
It’s a standard SPI connection available on the 40-pin header - read the datasheets. Nothing special.
Code: There are libraries and a programming code. You won’t start at zero.
You may want to start with a commercial display before making your own hardware:
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EVE4 intelligent display 4.3″ TFT LCD with 480x272px resolution, featuring high brightness of 800cd/m2 and IPS full viewing angles. Includes an industrial grade Projected Capacitive Touch Screen and black decorative cover glass. Equipped with BT817Q...
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