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Monitor Samsung P2470H at home
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Hello,
i have read today the first time from this project :). So its my first post.
I want to start direct so i found the mentioned monitor in my cellar.
Is it suitable? Any ideas or experiences?Best regards
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Should work just fine, it has HDMI and audio out, and is a mere 54mm thick without foot.
Go for it.
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Thank you @broberg, i just started to disassembly it. Looks quite thick, so i need to make a big frame.
Next step will be the frame and look for a appropriate mirrorsupplier in germany
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@schlachtkreuzer6 said in Monitor Samsung P2470H at home:
@fox https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1011/two-way-mirror-order-in-germany/155
thx, just found it. But ~9m² away from order :-(. And
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We are not 9m² away from being able to order, it will just get cheaper with more than 20m². (There was an update to the conditions)
From what I understand, ordering is possible with the current amount already.
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Ok, i posted in the thread, lets see the progress.
Another thing is, my monitor has a touchpad connected with flat wire to the frame
I am just wondering how the raspi could even switch the monitor on or how i will control the Magic Mirror
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@fox maybe you can hack the soft buttons, and emulate them with the pi over gpio pins, write some code …
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@schlachtkreuzer6 said in Monitor Samsung P2470H at home:
@fox maybe you can hack the soft buttons, and emulate them with the pi over gpio pins, write some code …
Good idea this could work. Even when the brightness / contrast is adjusted i need only P_ON/OFF, and i can put a signal on the GPIO Pin when the raspi boots, soldered parallel on the wire.
Thx for this idea!
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Remember, the pi GPIOs can only handle 3V3. Check the voltage of the monitor buttons with a multimeter before soldering. You will likely need a level shifter.
