The lead that plugs into the 26 Pin Mini D-sub splits into 3 towards the computer endġ. Ive just bought one of these on an auction site (though if you want pics of the circuit boards/parts here to help ID them, let me know and I can post them!)īefore i begin let me just say im not at al techie and this is my first post. I've seen some beautiful crazy things, and would love to throw my own projects out there for you all to admire/improve/roll your eyes at! I don't want to be a vapormod dude, so want to get all the possible info I can before I start putting pics up.

Please pardon my ignorance, and throwing up all this info in the hopes a ModGod could catch the threads and lead me in the right direction.īTW- This is my first post here at Bit-Tech, but I've been staying up late reading project logs and general forum stuff till my eyes bleed for the last couple weeks. Once its powered (I'm not even sure it works!) I will need to figure out how to interface with the touchscreen via xp, and to throw a regular video card at it. I know I need to figure out the powering of this model, and from what I could find online so far, it looks like it would take the atx psu power, with a few wiring changes to get it into a molex plug. I'd like to use this as an integrated case window with touch screen controls, but I have no idea where to start. Power and MiniDsub 26pin go direct to a st-1076e v1.0 board, which splits off with wires to the touchscreen board (a st-uTouch rev 1.3 - don't know how to enter the greek character for 'tiny', which is before the Touch), and another board that appears to provide power to the LCD screen (qf117v1 is written on it). There are a few circuit boards in the innards: (I've found lots of references to that online, mostly Greek to me. Internally, the LCD module is an AU Optronics m150xn07. It can handle up to xga resolution (1024x768, again from spec sheet) Its got a weird input port I've never dealt with (26 Pin Mini D-sub, from spec sheet) so I'm not sure if that is to both transmit video and input (gotta be.) It looks like it can take 12v (Universal 90-240V, 12V/ 35W, from spec sheet) which makes me think I can wire it directly to my internal PSU, and not have to deal with a power adapter (which I don't have.)

I've been able to dismantle it pretty neatly, and can see all kinds of interesting things of which I have very little clue!Īlong the way, I found all sorts of useful part numbers which have given me a slight clue, but again, still pretty clueless.įor your info here's what I think I have: Someone just gave me a sweet touchscreen from a digipos system.

Digipos Touch Screen Drivers