5.5" 1920x1080 mini-HDMI OLED Display with Capacitive Touch

This is a 5.5" FHD AMOLED-Display module with Capacitive Touchscreen. It has 1920×1080 HDMI high-definition output and comes with a capacitive touch panel on its screen. The touch panel supports multi-touch which can simultaneously identify 10 touch points at most. Besides, the USB touchscreen adopts DFRobot driver-free technology. So without the special requirement of installing drivers, the touchscreen can be used as easy as a keyboard or a mouse, plug and play.

The screen supports two operating system: Windows and Linux (touchscreen is not available for MACOS). It can work with Lattepanda,  Raspberry Pi and other devices with HDMI output, which can truly be totally compatible with all platforms. The design of the special hole on the back of the screen is convenient for the direct installation of the display in Raspberry Pi controller.

There is no need to provide an external power supply for the screen as it can be directly powered by USB port. In addition, the hardware backlight of this display can be adjusted through host systems, convenient to use.

Note: the current structure is only designed for Raspberry Pi. You may need to purchase a suitable HDMI cable for other host connections.

Features

• Capacitive Touchscreen, Support Multi-touch
• HDMI Interface
• USB Power Supply, Driver-free Installation
• Software Brightness Adjustment

• Operating Voltage: 5V

• Operating Current: 700mA

• Resolution: 1080*1920

• Video Interface: HDMI

• Touch/Power-supply Interface: Micro-USB

• Support 10 Touch Points

• Display Area: 68.3mm x 121.42mm

• Outline Area: 138mm x 81mm 

• Mounting Hole Size: M2.5

• Outer Mounting Hole: 95mm x 64mm 

• Inner Mounting Hole: 58mm x 49mm (Raspberry Pi compatible)

• 5.5'' HDMI OLED-Display with Capacitive Touchscreen x1
• Raspberry Pi HDMI Adapter x1
• M2.5*8+6  Standoffs x8
• M2.5*6 DK4.9 Machine Screws x8

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