There's no minimum frequency for the dot-clock, surprisingly. That suggests you can just wind that down to reduce the blanking and bring the scan rates into the 15kHz/60Hz range.
Got this non-touch, low cost, version of the 4.3" display working.
Took longer than I expected due to some blunders in soldering and code, but looks good now.
Images is upside down, compared with the resistive touch version.
Maybe I should have been more careful there, but I think it's OK.
This one seems to work without the need for the DE signal, can just go by VSYNC/HSYNC.
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Hmm. Some experimentation might be in order, can't guarantee it'll work out.
I have another version that is 320x240
In 3.5”. Maybe that’s a better fit…
There's no minimum frequency for the dot-clock, surprisingly. That suggests you can just wind that down to reduce the blanking and bring the scan rates into the 15kHz/60Hz range.
Got this non-touch, low cost, version of the 4.3" display working.
Took longer than I expected due to some blunders in soldering and code, but looks good now.
Images is upside down, compared with the resistive touch version.
Maybe I should have been more careful there, but I think it's OK.
This one seems to work without the need for the DE signal, can just go by VSYNC/HSYNC.