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RPi Screens<br />

From eLinux.org<br />

Back to the Hub.<br />

Hardware & Peripherals:<br />

Hardware and Hardware History.<br />

Low-level Peripherals and<br />

Expansion Boards.<br />

Screens, Cases and Other<br />

Peripherals.<br />

Supported Standards<br />

<strong>Contents</strong><br />

The following display outputs are supported on the board:<br />

▪ 1 Supported Standards<br />

▪ 2 HDMI<br />

▪ 3 DVI<br />

▪ 4 Composite video<br />

▪ 5 RGB analog/VGA<br />

▪ 6 RGB digital<br />

▪ 7 Interfacing to non-monitor LCD panels<br />

▪ 7.1 DSI port<br />

▪ 7.2 Character cell LCD modules<br />

▪ 8 References<br />

▪ Composite video (NTSC and PAL) via an RCA plug (the yellow socket on your<br />

TV) or SCART socket.<br />

▪ HDMI 1.3a standard output.<br />

▪ Display Serial Interface (DSI) - via unpopulated 15-way flat flex connector.<br />

These interfaces allow the use of a broad range of displays, including:<br />

▪ Televisions (HDMI or composite).<br />

▪ Computer monitors (HDMI/DVI-D cable) (VGA monitors would require either a<br />

composite or HDMI to VGA or component scan converter box).<br />

▪ DLP/Laser Pico Projectors (HDMI/DVI-D cable).<br />

▪ RAW LCD panels (DSI + interfacing hardware)<br />

▪ Composite and HDMI outputs can not be used at the same time (one or the<br />

other.)

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