10" hdmi/usb touch screen for printer frontend with Raspberry PI

ibico74

I have never used the display on repetier server since I only used the web browser, but I plan to use this on my setup now with 3x Prusa MK3s. I plan to use a touch screen with hdmi and usb connection for the touch interface. Does anyone have a setup like this and could point to a display that work, or would almost any hdmi/usb touchscreen work?. Plan to have 10" display. 

Repetier

Which interface do you want to use? Guess the special touch interface. It will work with any display that pi supports, also it was designed to work also with smaller displays so bigger displays the gain of informations is not that big. If you have no users defined you can test how it looks on any computer
http://yourserverip:3344/modules/front2/app/app.html/

In browser debugger you can activate touch screen mode and set resolution to get a preview.

I normally use the 7" display which is where you already see all infos activated. Advantages of bigger displays are:
- gcode infors have more space
- All icons directly visible
- Bigger images

ibico74

Repetier said:

Which interface do you want to use? Guess the special touch interface. It will work with any display that pi supports, also it was designed to work also with smaller displays so bigger displays the gain of informations is not that big. If you have no users defined you can test how it looks on any computer

Yes.. The special touch interface

I was hoping for hdmi/usb connection since the raspberry pi is placed a bit away from where the display would be. But I might be able to switch it around and place the pi on the back of a display. I do have the offisial 7" display, but it does not have a very long cable. Might be able to have a round cable soldered to the flat one, or get an adapter?

Repetier said: href="http://localhost:8080/modules/front2/app/app.html/">http://yourserverip:3344/modules/front2/app/app.html/

In browser debugger you can activate touch screen mode and set resolution to get a preview.

I normally use the 7" display which is where you already see all infos activated. Advantages of bigger displays are:
- gcode infors have more space
- All icons directly visible
- Bigger images

I`ll try that link.. Good tip

Repetier

The flat cables are standard hardware. You can get them in various length, but I can not say if signals are good enough for different length. Have mine directly mounted to pi like it was planned. I have  a long cable for pi webcam and it works, but these are of course different things.