It is the cutest, little display for the Raspberry Pi. It features a 3.5″ display with 480×320 16-bit color pixels and a resistive touch overlay.

It supports any revision of Raspberry Pi (directly-pluggable).

Program Writing

1.Writing an image to the SD card

In our supporting files, you will find the image file “2016-05-27-raspbian-jessie” which is an operation system come with a Desktop Environment.

You need to use an image writing tool like Win32DiskImager to install it on your SD card. Then write the image into your SD card.

2.Log in the Pi

Insert the SD Card and finally attach the power supply.

The Raspberry Pi will boot immediately. This will take a little bit more than a minute. Once the Pi is booted it will ask you for the username and the password.

By default the following log-in credentials can be used:

• Username: pi

• Password: raspberry

3.Programming

How to connect Raspberry Pi 3B

1.Burn the image file “2016-05-27-raspbian-jessie” in the storage card of Raspberry Pi.

2.Log in Raspberry Pi with desktop display system, place LCD-show-160813.tar file in the Pi folder on Raspberry Pi system through WinSCP.

3.Execute tar xzvf LCD-show-160813.tar in the terminal. unzip LCD-show-160813.tar to get LCD-show folder.

4.Input cd LCD-show in the terminal to enter folder and type sudo ./LCD-show to run program.

Once this is done, your Raspberry Pi will reboot automatically:

How to Connect to Raspberry Pi 4B

1.Burn the system image file“RPi-35inch-LCD-(A)-Raspbian-190722”in the storage card of Raspberry Pi.

2. Copy ssh file to the root directory of system

3. Find out IP address via external screen and mouse

4. External screen displays the corresponding pictures after connecting, click LCD and set

5. Type cd LCD-show in the terminal and enter the folder. We could change the rotation direction of screen through the below commands, rotate 0°

Source Code and Installation Package:
//fs.keyestudio.com/KS0214