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I am rather new to this but have mounted the 7’’ Touchscreen Display with my PI4 and added a virtual keyboard. Everything works fine. But now

I have received a dAISy HAT AIS receiver from Wegmatt that I plan to use on the unit but realise the the 2 jumper cables for the screen to the connector on the PI

are blocking the mount of the HAT card on the same connector. Anyone had a simmilar problem? As I understand so are the two jumpercables to the screen for

power, can I take that somewhere else on the PI? Thankfull for suggestions and inputs.

//Bo

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0 shabaz over 1 year ago

Hi Bo,

See here for a possible solution: Raspberry Pi 7” Capacitive Touch Display: Assembly and Enclosure
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0 Bomull over 1 year ago in reply to shabaz

Thanks! I had that in mind for a minute but was hoping to avoid using the soldering iron…
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0 Bomull over 1 year ago in reply to shabaz

Thanks! I had that in mind for a minute but was hoping to avoid using the soldering iron…
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0 beacon_dave over 1 year ago in reply to Bomull

If you don't want to solder onto the Pi then you could use a stacking header with a bit of stripboard to give you some additional pins.

If you don't want to solder at all then perhaps use something like this:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Connectors-Raspberry-40-pin-Expansion-RAS-GP02/dp/B07MCW4KCM?th=1
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0 beacon_dave over 1 year ago in reply to beacon_dave

Stacking header:
https://www.adafruit.com/product/1979

Stacking header with PCB breakout:
https://shop.4tronix.co.uk/cdn/shop/products/bkt03_1024x1024.jpg
(could use stripboard instead of the PCB)
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