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Anyone know the pinouts for the Audrey's display?

New MessageAnyone know the pinouts for the Audrey's display? (modified 0 times) YourConscience
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I am thinking about taking an Audrey (dead, alive, whatever) and seeing if I can mod it into the front bezel of a computer tower. The plan was to rewire the pinouts of the Audrey's display to turn it into a VGA monitor. However, I would like to try to maintain all the touchscreen functionality of the screen/device.

Has anyone tried this? Does anyone have any advice/experience/comments telling me that I am crazy for trying it?

Thanks in advance.

03-06-2007 23:02:32

New MessageRE:Anyone know the pinouts for the Audrey's display? (modified 0 times) YourConscience
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Ok, someone on my main board (arstechnica) found the pinouts for the Audrey display, and it looks like it won't work with a VGA connection (20 vs 15 wires). Is DVI the only option? Seems like a bit of a waste for a 8" screen @ 640x480.
03-07-2007 01:09:02

New MessageRE:Anyone know the pinouts for the Audrey's display? (modified 0 times) profmuggs
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Its probably something like a laptop LCD. A few years ago, I tried turning an old laptop into an LCD monitor, but the LCD controller boards are integrated into the motherboard of the laptop. I assume the Audrey has a similar setup, but I am not positive.
03-08-2007 07:43:56

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