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Pi3 B with sense hat - how do I add touchscreen?

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alshah over 8 years ago

I am new to this and recently bought the IBM IoT Learning bundle to go with the Coursera dev. course. I added the official 7" touchscreen but cannot work out how to mount the Sense hat to the Pi3 and the Touchscreen together. For example the 2 power wires come from the pin connector to be used by the Sense hat and the pillars and screws don't make sense to me as the Pi3 is mounted to the back of the touchscreen.

 

Any advise from you experts would be appreciated. Thanks.

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    0 shabaz over 8 years ago

    Hi Alkesh,

     

    To keep the 40-pin header free for the Sense HAT, you could solder the power wires for the 7" display to the back of the Pi and then epoxy-glue them in place, as can be seen here:

    Raspberry Pi 7” Capacitive Touch Display: Assembly and Enclosure

    However it is a warranty-voiding thing I suppose. If you're confident then do it.

     

    Another approach is to power the Pi and the display separately using two supplies or some splitter cable if it exists; a bit messy.

     

    The display isn't really needed for the course; it would be ideal for creating a monitoring view or configuration panel, i.e. some

    user interface.

    But for actual software development you should be using a higher-res monitor and keyboard, and ideally just a PC or laptop.

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    0 Former Member over 8 years ago in reply to shabaz

    Thank you for quick response, I am new to this and thought I needed a screen to program the Pi.
    I'll try with a USB lead to power the touchscreen when I'm not near a full monitor.

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    0 Former Member over 8 years ago in reply to shabaz

    Thank you for quick response, I am new to this and thought I needed a screen to program the Pi.
    I'll try with a USB lead to power the touchscreen when I'm not near a full monitor.

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