osoyoo lcd touch screen kit raspberry pi free sample

When i connect the raspberry pi to Tv with Hdmi, there is no picture/video on the TV. But on the screen there is picture/video.how can i temporarily disable the video on lcd in order to get the video with hdmi

Hello, some programs do not fit on the screen, so I can not click the OK button for example. How do I fix this? The resolution of my screen is 480 x 320. Thanks.

After I install the supplied OS my RPI boots up and uses the touchscreen as intended. If I run the apt-get upgrade the screen no longer works after a reboot. Is there a way to stop this from happening?

What worries me most now is that the screen returned to the original whiteness state at the first apt-get upgrade command. To be sure, I reinstalled the Raspbian version provided by Osoyoo again and ran the apt-get update / apt-get upgrade command before installing any other non-system packages and still got the same erratic behavior from the screen. It seems that if I want my Osoyoo LCD to continue working I can not run a full update procedure. Is there any way to not crash the view and keep the system up to date? This would be ideal. Another thing that needs to be implemented is the ability to switch between screens without the need to prepare another system on another card. I do not need two screens working at the same time, but I’d like to rely on automatic screen signal adressing.I think this is the most desired feature for Raspberry Pi users right now. Thanks.

I have installed the driver image into an SD card and then I inserted into the raspberry pi but results showing an white blank screen not at all changing.pls help

I got the image of raspbian with diver version 6.3 but I am not able to extract it, every time I extract it I got error I am not able to move on, I m stuck here. I have ma raspberry pi 3 with the screen but not able to use them.

I got the same error downloading from kookye page but after poking links I got rpi_35_v6_1_2_3_jessie_kernel_4_4_50 which I can extract. But when I tried to use this image on the RP I only got a white screen

I have a Raspberry Pi 3, and TFT screen version 6.3. I’ve followed the instructions and installed Raspian from the recommended download. When I start the Raspberry Pi, all I get are 4 Raspberry images on the screen and some writing that I can’t read.

Actually, there is an install procedure that is quite easy and works on ANY linux based OS on the PI. After following different proceedures and NONE of them worked, the following link will provide you with the fastest and most fool-proof procedure. I found it easy and worked right away.

Good question! I tried over 3 days to install the drivers, but nothing…I have PI 3 B+ and the Spi LCD v6.3. I tried all the OS from this website (and Kedei.net), but my PI doesn’t want to start. White screen on the LCD and that rainbow logo on the TV. I think the image is not recognized by the 3 B+. If I try to install just the driver on a fresh raspian (from original site), after reboot my PI does’t start anymore. Some boot errors appear…

Hello, I have 3 screens version 6.3 . I just reinstalled one of my RPi 3B+ and I got revered colours, if I sed the screen back on the other RPi it works fine. the same with the 2 other screens.

This LCD display supports Raspbian, Ubuntu MATE, Snappy Ubuntu Core, OSMC, and Windows 10 IOT Core and so on. Please download your system image from raspberry Pi official website: https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/

The 7″ LCD display is an LCD display which connects to the Raspberry Pi through the DSI connector. It is capacitive touch LCD. It doesn’t need install driver, and you can plug and play. The Physical resolution of LCD display is 800*480.

The touch screen can be used as a mouse device. When we need to input text data to Raspberry Pi board, normally we have to connect a USB keyboard to Pi and this is really inconvenient.

LCD displays have an optimum viewing angle, and depending on how the screen is mounted it may be necessary to change the orientation of the display to give the best results. By default, the Raspberry Pi display and Raspberry Pi are set up to work best when viewed from slightly above, for example on a desktop. If viewing from below, you can physically rotate the display, and then tell the system software to compensate by running the screen upside down.

Note: If failing to adjust the brightness, please check the line “disable_touchscreen=1 ” in /boot/config.txt and comment it out  “#disable_touchscreen=1 #”

【Five-points Touch】Capacitive touch control and Five-points Touch. It has vertical and horizontal image flip function. Equipping with HDMI & Earphone Jack & 2x Micro USB port support. Connect the screen to other devices via the HDMI interface and power it via Micro USB.

【Strong System Compatible】Support Windows operating systems, Mac OS and other systems. When works with Raspberry Pi, supports Raspbian/Ubuntu MATE/Lubuntu/Snappy Ubuntu Core/Kali/OSMC/Retropie/WIN10 IOT, driver free; When to work as a computer monitor, supports Windows XP/10/8/7 and Mac OS.

【Widely Application】This touch display can be used for security monitors and other multi-purpose displays, network player boxes, raspberry pi, HD DVR, high-end instruments, extended laptop monitors.

3) pls try to install the image with raspbian and 3.5 driver and try it again: https://osoyoo.com/2016/05/26/osoyoo-lcd-touch-screen-for-raspberry-pi-installation-guide/

I downloaded RetroPie from https://retropie.org.uk/docs/First-Installation/ and have been trying to get my 3.5″ LCD to work. I downloaded the driver from http://kedei.net/raspberry/raspberry.html as described, but whenever I try and extract it with the “tar xzvf LCD_show_v6_1_3.tar.gz” around 50 lines are executed and then the Pi crashes. When I restart it, it goes into a kernel panic every time. I’ve reinstalled my OS multiple times. I cannot download the raspbian distro with the driver because I have been unable to install RetroPie on top of it and have been unable to display it on the LCD.

Do you mean you don’t want to install the LCD driver but just install OS? If so, this LCD can’t work, but you can search a 3.5 HDMI LCD in our store and it works with just OS for display function.

Hi, I got version 6.3 of the screen. I tried installing it on the latest Raspbian with latest drivers from kedei.net. But when the Raspberry starts booting, the screen only works for a few seconds before being frozen. ( Raspberry works, only screen is frozen ).

Ok, so, before I was using a Raspberry Pi Zero. Now I switched to my Raspberry Pi 3B and it works great. Any idea on why it won’t work on the Zero? The pinout is the same, is it possible that one of my pins isn’t good?

Buenas tardes, yo tengo instalado raspbian en la Raspberry Pi 3 y la pantalla, el modelo que me pone por detrás es XPT2046, siguiendo el tutorial consigo que funcione la pantalla táctil pero no está calibrada.

I had this happen initially. To resolve it I DISABLED SPI under raspi-config and then also set the bootup settings to be Desktop. I have a weird keyboard and the CTRL-ALT Fn keys didn’t work right, but normally CTRL-ALT-F1 or F7 change you from terminal to desktop virtual sessions in Linux.

Finally got my whitescreen issue resolved with a loooong processes of a clean headless install of raspberian stretch and the drivers as outlined above. I have no monitor other than this screen. I now have an issue continuing with my project whose first step is to do an update and upgrade. This reverts me to the whitescreen issue again. Can I presume that every time I do an update I also then need to reinstall the driver? What else does the driver install overwrite?

Hola buenas tengo un problema es que compre esta pantalla Raspberry PI 3 Modelo B 3.5 “pulgadas TFT Lcd con Pantalla Táctil de la interfaz SPI. 480*320 píxeles con lápiz táctil para PI 2

4).I copied the file >>>LCD_show_v6_1_3.tar.gz<<>/home/pi<>> RASPBIAN STRETCH WITH DESKTOP<<>tar xzvf LCD*.tar.gz<>cd LCD_show_v6_1_3<> ./LCD35_v <>R-pi display to HDMI<> cd LCD_show_v6_1_3 <> ./LCD_hdmi <>./LCD_dhmi<>HDMI to R-pi display<>R-pi display to HDMI<>HDMI to R-pi display<>>!! #I feel like I want to return my display now#.

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4).I copied the file >>>LCD_show_v6_1_3.tar.gz<<>/home/pi<>> RASPBIAN STRETCH WITH DESKTOP<<>tar xzvf LCD*.tar.gz<>cd LCD_show_v6_1_3<> ./LCD35_v <>R-pi display to HDMI<> cd LCD_show_v6_1_3 <> ./LCD_hdmi <>./LCD_dhmi<>HDMI to R-pi display<>R-pi display to HDMI<>HDMI to R-pi display<>>!! #I feel like I want to return my display now#.

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“ATTENTION” in the instructions they wrote >>./LCD_dhmi<>HDMI to R-pi display<<: it is just to reinstall the driver again, I need to execute the point 5) through the point 7) again.

this is a bit annoying to change from "R-pi display to HDMI" or "HDMI to R-pi display", if you want to give a public presentation or if you make projects involving the HDMI connector at the same time using a extended display or cloned display or projecting video or images PNG.

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this is a bit annoying to change from “R-pi display to HDMI” or “HDMI to R-pi display”, if you want to give a public presentation or if you make projects involving the HDMI connector at the same time using a extended display or cloned display or projecting video or images PNG.

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Hello, I have been able to install the driver and play/switch between LCD & HDMI, now is there any way to turn off the white screed or turn off LCD when Im not using it? Thanks

The LCD doesn’t do anything else. Initially I had the Memory split set to 16MB – but this through up a memory error on the LCD. Setting it higher removes this error – but still nothing else.

Note:  The Installation guide is about customized image which is combinated 3.5″ LCD driver and a fresh OS (Raspbian, Kali, or Ubuntu). It’s simple to install both 3.5″ LCD driver and a fresh OS at once. You can choose different resolution image file

3.5″ HDMI display can show high resolution picture. Resolution Support adjustable: between 480*320 to 1920*1080 any resolution. Support playing video and games. 3.5mm Stereo audio outpu

Step 7: Exit the imager and eject the MicroSD card, and now, insert MicroSD card into your raspberry pi and power it up. You should see the display come alive in a few seconds as following graph:

This screen support  from 480 x 320 to  1920 x 1080 any resolution. Best performance is 480 x 320 resolution. If want to change resolution, please change the config.txt file in SD card, find the line hdmi-cvt and change the resolution in this line. After changing config.txt, save and restart Pi.

This LCD display supports Raspbian, Ubuntu MATE, Snappy Ubuntu Core, OSMC, and Windows 10 IOT Core and so on. Please download your system image from raspberry Pi official website: https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/

The 3.5″ LCD display is an LCD display which connects to the Raspberry Pi through the DSI connector. It is capacitive touch LCD. It is a plug-and-play device which doesn’t need install driver. The physical resolution of this LCD display is 800*480.

The touch screen can be used as a mouse device. When we need to input text data to Raspberry Pi board, normally we have to connect a USB keyboard to Pi and this is really inconvenient.

LCD displays have an optimum viewing angle, and depending on how the screen is mounted it may be necessary to change the orientation of the display to give the best results. By default, the Raspberry Pi display and Raspberry Pi are set up to work best when viewed from slightly above, for example on a desktop. If viewing from below, you can physically rotate the display, and then tell the system software to compensate by running the screen upside down.

Note: If failing to adjust the brightness, please check the line “disable_touchscreen=1 ” in /boot/config.txt and comment it out “#disable_touchscreen=1 #”

This is a great starter kit for raspberry pi 3 (2016 version). Unlike Arduino and other micro-computer board which works on 5V voltage, New 2016 Raspberry Pi 3 CPU and I/O ports work on 3.3V voltage and very sensitive to current change and overheat. In order to best protect your pi 3, you’better to connect the component with 3.3V GPIO (Note: For some sample projects, you need to connect 5V GPIO, pls follow our sample project to test your component.)

To help beginners to easily study the Raspberry Pi hardware controlling, we designed many straight forward sample projects. All parts in these sample projects are in this kit which can save user a lot of money and time to do research. Each project has circuit graph, free sample code and video which can be easily understood.

(If the micro SD card is not new, please open Raspberry Pi Imager, select “Erase” as Operating system, then select your micro SD card and then click “write” to format the SD card firstly)

Step 3: Open Raspberry Pi Imager, select “Raspberry Pi OS (32-bit)” as Operating system, then select your micro SD card and then click “write” to burn the OS in your micro SD card (Note: if you want to burn the OS you have download, please select “Use custom” and then browse the OS in your PC)

A) Take the Raspberry Pi OS 2021-05-07 as example. After the programming is completed, Use Notepad++ to open the config.txt file in the root directory of the TF card, and add the following code at the end of “config.txt” to save and safely eject the TF card.

B) Take the Raspberry Pi OS 2020-05 as example. After the programming is completed, Use Notepad++ to open the config.txt file in the root directory of the TF card, and comment the following two lines

Step 6:Connect the touch interface (using micro USB cable) , HDMI interface (using HDMI to micro HDMI cable) of the 5-inch screen to Raspberry Pi 4 as following, and wait for a few seconds to display normally:

Note: Support Raspberry Pi OS / Ubuntu / Kali / Retropie / WIN10 IoT systems. When LCD works on Raspberry Pi 2/3b/3B+, it will be recognized as the system default resolution.

(If the micro SD card is not new, please open Raspberry Pi Imager, select “Erase” as Operating system, then select your micro SD card and then click “write” to format the SD card firstly)

Step 3: Open Raspberry Pi Imager, select “Raspberry Pi OS (32-bit)” as Operating system, then select your micro SD card and then click “write” to burn the OS in your micro SD card (Note: if you want to burn the OS you have download, please select “Use custom” and then browse the OS in your PC)

Step 5: Connect the touch interface (using micro USB cable) , HDMI interface (using HDMI to HDMI cable) of the 5-inch screen to Raspberry Pi 2/3B/3B+ as following, and wait for a few seconds to display normally

Step 1: Connect the LCD HDMI interface to the device’s HDMI output signal to by using the HDMI cable (select HDMI cable according to the deceive HDMI interface), and connect the LCD’s USB Touch interface to the USB port of the device as following

Step 2:  If there are several monitors, please unplug other monitor connectors first, and use LCD as the only monitor for testing. (Testing on win10, it supports two monitor simultaneously）

This LCD display supports Raspbian, Ubuntu MATE, Snappy Ubuntu Core, OSMC, and Windows 10 IOT Core and so on. Please download your system image from raspberry Pi official website: https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/

The 5″ LCD display is an LCD display which connects to the Raspberry Pi through the DSI connector. It is capacitive touch LCD. It is a plug-and-play device which doesn’t need install driver. The physical resolution of this LCD display is 800*480.

The touch screen can be used as a mouse device. When we need to input text data to Raspberry Pi board, normally we have to connect a USB keyboard to Pi and this is really inconvenient.

LCD displays have an optimum viewing angle, and depending on how the screen is mounted it may be necessary to change the orientation of the display to give the best results. By default, the Raspberry Pi display and Raspberry Pi are set up to work best when viewed from slightly above, for example on a desktop. If viewing from below, you can physically rotate the display, and then tell the system software to compensate by running the screen upside down.

Note: If failing to adjust the brightness, please check the line “disable_touchscreen=1 ” in /boot/config.txt and comment it out  “#disable_touchscreen=1 #”

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I just upgraded to an "OSOYOO 5 Inch DSI Touch Screen" along with a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB). This screen works perfectly with OctoDash. A single DSI Cable and no drivers. I installed OctoPi 0.17.0, did a pkg update / upgrade, ran the OctoDash install script, and set the auto login console. That is it, everything works. I also tested with a Pi Camera installed as well and had no issues.

The screen has great colors, text looks sharp, touch is accurate, and the screensaver works (once I remembered it wasn"t on by default). Everything feels very snappy and animations are silky smooth.