Kite SAIO LCD almost not visible

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Kite SAIO LCD almost not visible

Post by jeff_lequeux » Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:43 am

Hello, I follow the tutorial about how to plug the 640*480 screen, I solder everything, flash the board, set the config by encommenting the 640*480 part, but my screen asct weird and picture is almost not visible (see the attached picture), could you help me?
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Re: Kite SAIO LCD almost not visible

Post by kite » Sat Jan 06, 2018 2:06 am

Hi, can you remove the FPC (BOTH from the SAIO and from the LCD) and then RE-SEAT them properly. In the pictures I can see that the black tabs aren't all the way pushed in and possible the FPC not pushed ALL the way into the socket. Please do that and try again.

ALSO there is a solder jumper next to the LCD connector called "BL BOOST" .. solder that, and the brightness will increase

EDIT: Lastly, make sure to put some kapton tape on the bottom of the adapter FPC, the metal bit near the top i think is conductive so it would be good to protect anything from shorts
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Re: Kite SAIO LCD almost not visible

Post by jeff_lequeux » Sat Jan 06, 2018 10:48 am

I change the screen to the 320*240 and it seems to be better, but still have a weird color: white appeared to be kind of yellow...
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Re: Kite SAIO LCD almost not visible

Post by kite » Sat Jan 06, 2018 11:04 am

Your soldering is missing some connections, check the GitHub wiki in the troubleshooting as that gives tips on which pins you need to rework

Do not try and remove the Pi, rework only! :)

Once you have the 320x240 working perfectly, then we can debug the 640 if it still isn't behaving!
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Re: Kite SAIO LCD almost not visible

Post by jeff_lequeux » Sat Jan 06, 2018 2:24 pm

I resolder all pins but still no change, I guess blue pins cause the trouble since the blue gradient is not correct, is that right?

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Re: Kite SAIO LCD almost not visible

Post by kite » Sat Jan 06, 2018 2:41 pm

Correct, it is the blue 'most signifant bit' because it happens in the middle of the band only once. I can tell you precisely which pin it is tomorrow (not at pc right now)
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Re: Kite SAIO LCD almost not visible

Post by kite » Sun Jan 07, 2018 1:11 am

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