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Yeah I think I'm getting somewhere now. There is just one last thing which would really put the cherry on top. Is it possible to get an accelerometer connected to a timerelay which would automaticly give power to the screen for a sertain amount of time if the screen were to move?
Thx for the answer Euphy, I think I can put this idea to bed for now then ;)
I still got some questions though. This touchscreen has a simple USB input so I can't see why I would need a microcontroller to interpret the touches on the screen, why don't I need this when I'm plugging in the...
Could you atleast explain why this would cost so much? I that making a fm transmitter is pretty cheap and easy to make, why is a composite signal that extremely much harder to transmit? As for the usb, this sollution is allready out there and it doesnt cost that much, the problem is just the size.
So there is no products out there that are small enough to fit inside my screen and strong enough to transmit a USB signal 10-15meters? I believe my screen has a composite input aswell, I guess that would make it easier than VGA.
I am just finishing my first semester of a electronics...
Yeah I guess an ipad would do the trick, if we forget that it costs around 900usd :( But then again I wouldn't have figured out what to do with my LCD screen which kind of was the issue in the first place :P
Hi. I just pulled my old 10.4" LCD touchscreen out of my car and thought about what else I could use it for. Then I thought about my HTCP which is in need for a remote, how neat wouldnt it be to have a 10" LCD screen to controll your cinema with? To power to LCD I simply need to tape 8 AA...
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