SLCD5+ Controller

• CPU: 266MHz ARM9 Processor
• Storage Capacity: 28MB highly reliable NOR data Flash for user downloadable bitmaps with optional RLE compression.
• I/O Interface: One RS232 and one RS485/RS422 serial port.
• Audio: Beeper

LCD Display

• Display Type: 5.7” Diagonal TFT Color LCD
• Resolution: 640×480 VGA, 16-bit Color
• Orientation: Landscape
• Luminance (with touch): Typical 630 (cd/m²)
• Viewing Angles: 65/65 left/right, 60/70 up/down
• Backlight: LED
• Manufacturer: Evervision

Get detailed panel specifications.

Touchscreen

• Type: 4-Wire Analog Resistive
• Durability: Over One Million Touches

Dimensions

7.50″ W x 5.65″ H x 1.7″ D

Environmental/Regulatory

• Operating Temperature: -20 to 70° C; the LCD temperature range primarily limits this
• Storage Temperature: -30 to 80° C
• RoHS 2 Compliant: Yes

Power Requirements

• Power Supply Voltage: 12-24VDC±10%
• Power Consumption: Max 3.85W

Grounding

The board mounting holes connect to a digital ground. These must be connected to a chassis ground either directly or through a transient protection diode for ESD. The resistive touch circuit has ESD protection that shorts ESD on the touch panel to the board mounting holes.

Mounting Options

This is an enclosed unit. Visit Mounting Options for more information and options.

File Package

Download individual components using links below, or get this ZIP file that contains the most recent product information File Package (.ZIP) .

Firmware

Download ELF file with the current version of firmware.

Software

Use BMPload to download bitmaps and macros to SLCD5/SLCD5+ Flash memory from a PC.

• Release Notes: Contains brief descriptions of features and defects.
• BMPload: See SLCD5/SLCD5+ Controller Manual  for details.

Demos

It contains example macro applications, images, and fonts. Use BMPload to program the enclosed unit.

• VGA+
• GUIFX: Demo was written by a user interface design partner.
• IKB: Example of the onscreen keyboard.
• SD Card Contents: Contains the files and folders to place on an SD Card to execute the demos.

Fonts

Display modules come with standard fonts. Get additional fonts from the Fonts Library which contains fonts with extensive support for non-English (Latin) character sets. Use BMPload to program the display module.

See how to get a Development Kit up and running once it arrives. This video was created using a 7″ display module yet is applicable for this 4.3″ module.

You will find a Hardware Manual and Software Reference Manual in the Documents tab and Applications Notes, Firmware, Software, Demos, and Fonts in the Downloads tab.