24 bit to hdmi converter

[momossim]

I don't know where to put that question so I ask it here.
I have a display/screen with a 24-bit output and a arduino vidor 4000 so my question is if it's possible to connect the two components.

The display/screen link (in french, the datasheet is in english):
fr.rs-online.com/web/p/ecrans-tftlcd/2383908

The vidor 4000 link:
store.arduino.cc/products/arduino-mkr-vidor-4000

 

[ELECTRONICIENSENIOR]

A solution :

https://focuslcds.com/content/ST7282.pdf

 

[momossim]

A solution :

https://focuslcds.com/content/ST7282.pdf

what is this ?

 

[KlausST]

Hi,

I don´t understand:

I have a display/screen with a 24-bit output

shouldn´t it be an input?

If so, what voltage levels? TTL, LVDS?
Resolution?
Frame rate?

Are you looking for a "HDMI to parallel" or "HDMI to RGB" converter?

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Klaus

 

[momossim]

Hi,

I don´t understand:

shouldn´t it be an input?

If so, what voltage levels? TTL, LVDS?
Resolution?
Frame rate?

Are you looking for a "HDMI to parallel" or "HDMI to RGB" converter?

****
Please, is you post a link, then either the complete link including "http...." or using the [insert link] button.

Klaus

Hey,

you're right, it's an input with a 3.3v input with a built-in power supply circuit (according to the datasheet).
I understand why you don't understand (if it's clear) but i dont see any other cable for power supply.
All of my data is from the datasheet. I salvaged the display from an old printer and it was functioning with just the ribbon-thing cale connected.

 

[ELECTRONICIENSENIOR]

So if you have keeped the main card of the printer you can see and identify the controller part !!! So simple

 

[momossim]

So if you have keeped the main card of the printer you can see and identify the controller part !!! So simple

oh... ahem the card may have been exploded ... (but thanks)

 

[Aussie Susan]

Looking at the data sheet you referenced, in Section 7 there is an 'Interface Pin Assignment' section - check out pins 3 and 4. The way I read it, those are the power supply lines to the display.
What other power supply cable are you expecting?
Susan

 

[momossim]

Looking at the data sheet you referenced, in Section 7 there is an 'Interface Pin Assignment' section - check out pins 3 and 4. The way I read it, those are the power supply lines to the display.
What other power supply cable are you expecting?
Susan

oh yeah, I read it the same way.
thank you but now i hve the instructions to how to power it and where, but i don't know how to send signals to the display