10.1inch Highlight IPS Digital LCD Screen with driver board (CE04869)

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This slim display panel is perfect for bringing a little polish to a project. It will take HDMI, VGA and even composite video so it’s very maker-friendly - perfect for a plug-and-play Raspberry Pi display. An included button panel plugs into the driver-board and gives you access to an on-screen menu similar to that of a computer monitor.

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What are the measurements of the 10.1inch Highlight IPS Digital LCD screen?

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Hi Dallas,

We don’t have that information available at the moment, although stock is arriving soon and we will update the product page once we’ve measured the outer dimensions. The screen edge is very slim, it’s a great display.

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Hi Dallas,

Like Graham said, we will confirm once stock has arrived, but I believe these measurements are accurate (I used one of these displays for a project recently)

Dimensions: 228.6 × 149.2 × 2.39typ
Visible area: 216.96 (H) x 135.60 (V) mm
Resolution: 1280 × 800

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Is this a touchscreen (ie. capable of being used in a project like a small portable device)?

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Hey Anthony,

No this device is not touchscreen but here’s a link to a LCD screen with touchscreen capability for a Raspberry Pi or this one. All the best with your projects and Merry Christmas!

Bryce
Core Electronics | Support

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Hi, do you have a spec sheet available for this product?
Also what is the screen brightness?

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Can I please get some more technical specifications for 10.1inch Highlight IPS Digital LCD Screen with driver board, specifically all of the info for the driver board.

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Connected my display to a Pi Zero 2W and it occasionally flashes a thermometer icon on the top right of the screen - filled red to about half way and sometimes full. The icon doesn’t appear when the screen is idle.

The tech specs on the product page only show the basics and the product didn’t come with any documentation. Can you please provide the datasheet or user manual so I can look at ways to prevent overheating?

A couple of users have already asked for this and have been ignored. What gives? Thank you!

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Hi @RCRooster

The icons that you’re seeing indicate that the Pi is getting hot, the half full thermometer indicates that the Pi is over 80C. the full thermometer indicates that the Pi has exceeded 85C. If you’re getting these warnings I would recommend a heatsink to help dissipate the heat.

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Thank you @Dan So nothing to do with the display - good to know. I usually use SSH and this is the first display I’ve used on a Pi, so I wasn’t aware Pis did this :open_mouth:

Slightly off-topic now, but is heat a common issue when a WittyPi 4 is mounted directly to a Pi Zero 2W? The CPU is positioned between the two boards with no room for a standard CPU heatsink. Does CE have any heatsinks that fit between the two boards? The only other solutions I can think of are cooled ventilation or separating the boards and connecting their GPIOs by wire.

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Hi @RCRooster

We stock Aluminium Heatsink for Raspberry Pi Zero Series, I would say you wouldn’t be able to use it without Raspberry Pi Extra-Long Stacking Header (2x20 pins) as it is likely that the headsink will short with components on the bottom of the witty pi.

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