TFT Display Quality
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- ArdraK
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TFT Display Quality
So I'm working on making a poor mans NVG using this display - NTSC/PAL (Television) TFT Display - 2.0" Diagonal. I ordered four them and I have just recently come to realize that not all the displays are built the same. Two of them are backlight with dual LED's and the other two with a singular LED. I'm curious to know if anyone else has used these displays and found the same issue?
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- mikeysklar
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Re: TFT Display Quality
I have a recent forum thread with the brightness being different between displays. In that case the user can press the metallic button on the backside once and the displays seem to be at the same brightness.
Is there a different model # on the packaging the displays shipped or on the PCBs themselves?
Is there a different model # on the packaging the displays shipped or on the PCBs themselves?
- ArdraK
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Re: TFT Display Quality
There is no difference in model # on the packaging or on the PCBs. The only difference I see is that the displays backlight with one LED have some sort of barcode on the front side where the screen is. And yes the displays can be dimmed down by pressing the button on the PCB, but the only downside is when I power cycle them they will not memorize the setting. Are there any solutions for the display to memorize the brightness setting? Thanks
- mikeysklar
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Re: TFT Display Quality
Unfortunately, there is no built-in way to save the brightness setting.
Thank you for confirming the PCBs and labels are the same.
If you want to we can try to swap a unit to match it to your other in terms of LEDs on the display. Aside from that the only work around I can think of is to trigger the button press with a microcontroller to ensure brightness levels match.
Thank you for confirming the PCBs and labels are the same.
If you want to we can try to swap a unit to match it to your other in terms of LEDs on the display. Aside from that the only work around I can think of is to trigger the button press with a microcontroller to ensure brightness levels match.
Please be positive and constructive with your questions and comments.