Joy-it RB-LCD10-2 User guide

RB-LCD10-2

10,1"-Touchscreen Display Manual

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

Dear customer,

thank you very much for choosing our product. In fol­lowing, we will introduce you to what to observe while
starting up and using this product.

Should you encounter any unexpected problems dur­ing use, please do not hesitate to contact us.

2. ASSEMBLY OF DISPLAY

2.1 Assembly of the Display

Take out the display, the foot and the socket neck from

the package. Insert the metallic rectangle of the socket
neck into the matching conduction on the display case
(near the USB imprint).

Fixate the socket neck by tightening the round washer,
which is located directly in front of the metallic rectan­gle.

Now insert the socket neck into the foot and tighten it
with the provided screws.

2.2 Assembly of a Raspberry Pi

If you wish to operate the display with a Raspberry Pi ,
you can use the mounting platform provided for this
purpose. Remove the provided mounting platform and
attach your Raspberry Pi onto it.

Aer you have fixated your Raspberry Pi, place the
mounting plate on the back of the display and mount it
to it (screw holes 9 - Vesa).

The display is now completely assembled and should
correspond to the following picture.

2.3 Connection to a device

First, plug the power supply into the display. Then, con­nect the display with the device, which should be used,
using the HDMI cable.

To use the Touch functions as well, the display must also
be connected with the device to be used with the pro­vided USB cable.

!

Caution! Do not confuse the USB ports! You have
to use the port with the imprint "touch" on the
display to be able to use the touch functions.

3. USAGE OF THE DISPLAY

3.1 Installation of soware

Install the LCD image on your SD card with the help of
the „Win32 Disk Imager“-program, which you can find
as preinstalled Raspbian system for your Raspberry Pi
as download by the following link:

hps://joy-it.net/de/products/RB-LCD10-2

3.2 Manual Installation & Calibration (experienced user)

-Usage with a Raspberry Pi 4:

For the usage with a Raspberry Pi 4, a setting in „/boot/
config.txt“ must be edited. For this, please enter the
following command:

sudo nano /boot/config.txt

1. Choose Image

2. Choose
Device

3. Write SD card with
image