LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 10.1 inch DVI display module for Raspberry Pi Pico 1024×600
10.1 inch IPS panel with 1024×600 resolution and 170° viewing angle connects via DVI to Raspberry Pi Pico 40PIN header with OSD menu
- Wide viewing angles for clear visibility from 170°
- DVI interface enables faster data transfer to the display
- 40-pin header connects directly to Raspberry Pi Pico
- Built-in OSD menu allows quick brightness and contrast changes
- Online C/C++ examples speed up development for Pico projects
10.1 inch DVI display for Pico
This 10.1 inch DVI display module connects directly to a Raspberry Pi Pico through its onboard 40PIN header. It is built for makers and developers who need a compact screen for embedded projects such as advertisement picture display. The module arrives new and includes access to online C/C++ examples.
IPS panel with OSD menu
The IPS panel delivers a 170° viewing angle at 1024×600 resolution, keeping colours readable from the side. A built-in OSD menu lets you adjust brightness and contrast without extra code or external controls. The DVI interface is used for higher communication speed between the Pico and the screen.
Upgrades headless or small-screen builds
This module replaces headless operation or smaller LCDs when a 10.1 inch IPS view is required for debugging or demo units. The jump is worth it when your application needs the wider angle and on-screen menu for quick calibration. It does not suit builders who need touch input or a higher pixel count.
商品特色
- Wide viewing angles for clear visibility from 170°
- DVI interface enables faster data transfer to the display
- 40-pin header connects directly to Raspberry Pi Pico
- Built-in OSD menu allows quick brightness and contrast changes
- Online C/C++ examples speed up development for Pico projects
商品規格
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商品問答
What resolution does the DVI interface actually drive on this 10.1 inch panel?
The DVI interface drives the panel at its native 1024×600 resolution with a 170° viewing angle.
What physical connection does the module require from the Raspberry Pi Pico?
It mounts directly onto the Pico's onboard 40PIN header, aligning the 40 pins for power and DVI signals.
How do I adjust brightness or contrast after the board is powered up?
Use the built-in OSD menu on the display itself — no extra wiring or software commands are needed.
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