First look: Elecrow Meteor 10.1" IPS touch screen
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Today I'm taking a look at Elecrow's Meteor Screen 10.1" IPS Capacitive Touch Screen with RGB Animated light
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This isn't the only way to do it.
It's probably not the best way to do it.
But it's how I did it. 
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Wow, thanks for sharing our Elecrow Meteor Screen 10.1" IPS Capacitive Touch Screen 🌹 Our pleasure to be one part of your job! 🤩
I've got one of these screens. This is a fair overview. People who want a tablet and don't want the RGB lights can simply not buy one. For everyone else it makes a great addition to a Raspberry Pi setup. It works OK with a Pi 2 as well.
Very cool piece of kit! Seems very reasonably priced too. 👍😀
This is getting added to my wishlist. In the planning stages of putting together a portable radio system(ham), and was planning on using a Libre Computing Renegade for digital modes. Needed a screen.
I have one similar without the case and rgb. The hookups on the side look exactly the same on it. I use it on my Pi 400 right now.
Flashing LEDS on the back? I guess it is better than flashing LEDS in your face.
I use a tablet mounted by the front door to revue my security cameras, this might work if it had wi-fi.
That looks like a great HMI monitor for an individual piece of equipment. Does it have capability to be mounted over a cutout in a panel?
The big PLC players like Rockwell just bolt a Windows micro PC to the back of a similar monitor and charge substantially more.
Running Node Red on a Pi 3B+ would outperform the $$$$ gear in the brand new $$$$$$$ facility I work in, and deliver a better user experience.
The only mounts I can see are the 4 threaded inserts on the back.
They are intended to attach a Pi, but they're strong enough to mount the monitor.
please send me the code for your scrolling sign
See the link in the description of this video: ruclips.net/video/fhDeoiHJ-No/видео.html
@@pileofstuff I did and it says page not found
@@singlesteve2011 Ahh, it looks like Yvan took his web site down...
I've uploaded a copy to my site: pileofstuff.ca/project_files/sign/my_scrolling_sign.ino
@@pileofstuff Thank you
$110 for a tablet without the internals?