SEA0010

HDMI Conversion Board with 7" LVDS TFT Display

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Adapter board with LVDS display for embedded applications that supply HDMI video output

The SEA0010 is a display format converter board that translates HDMI video output to LVDS. The board includes a 7" LVDS TFT Display with optional capacitive touch. The I²C capacitive touch screen controller signals are passed through to the host interface. The board is great for use with a Raspberry Pi (such as the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B or A+), or any single-board computer that provides an HDMI video output. There is a programmable on-board EEPROM that provides the HDMI video source with an EDID (the display resolution configuration).

Technical Overview

Compatibility Raspberry Pi, SBC, or personal computer with HDMI output
External Interfaces HDMI, MCU, LVDS, PCAP I2C, EDID
Included Display 7-inch LVDS display (DT070DTFT or similar)
Display Resolution Supports up to 1080p
Display Backlight Current 140mA (175 mA Max)
Dimensions (w x h) 165 x 100 mm
Power Supply Voltage 5V
Display Touch Screen Option Capacitive Touchscreen
Display Touch Screen Controller Focaltech FT5426 (or similar)
Displaytech Part Number SEA0010, SEA0010-HB

Support

Technical Support Notes

Display

See DT070DTFT for display specific documents.

Backlight Variant

See Section 6 in the datasheet for more details.

PCAP Sample Code

Verify that line 45 in the sample code is defined for the 7" display:

#define DT070TFT

Setup SEA00010 (PCAP) on Raspberry Pi

A quick overview on how to set up the SEA0010 HDMI converter with DT070DTFT-PTS on Raspberry Pi

  1. Create a Raspbian Stretch Full SD card using Etcher
  2. Modify /boot/config.txt to enable i2c and the 5 HDMI settings 

    Add these lines at the end of the file, to enable i2c, the PWM, and to set the LCD parameters:

    - #SEACOMP demo
- dtparam=i2c_arm=on
- gpio=18=op,dh
- hdmi_force_hotplug=1
- hdmi_group=2
- hdmi_mode=87
- hdmi_cvt 1024 600 60 6 0 0 0
  3. Connect all hardware together
  4. Start up Raspberry Pi and go through the setup
  5. Obtain the the touchscreen driver and Slideshow application onto a USB stick. Insert the USB stick, open file manager, open a command line, and run the setup

See this Raspberry Pi Getting Started doc.

PCAP driver directions for SEA0010 on Raspberry Pi

Building the Kernel
  1. Follow Raspberry Pi website instructions for kernel development
    • Download/install kernel headers
    • Download other things (gcc? make?)
    • Patch driver
    • Make modules install
    • Copy compiled module back over the one on the USB stick

  2. To build the modified driver, apply the patch edt-ft5x06.patch to edt-ft5x06.c, then

    make -j4 modules install

Technical Forum

For any technical questions on this display, please post in the SEA0010 forum.