Seven inch touch display is based on the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4
Touch displays based on the Raspberry Pi CM4 are suitable for industrial communication and visualisation applications, said Kontron.
The IoT / embedded computer technology company offers the DL seven inch Pi-Tron CM4 display Line to complement the BL Pi-Tron CM4 and AL Pi-Tron CM4 board and automation lines.
The high-performance, high-resolution IPS touch display has a robust aluminium front frame measuring 200.1 x 131.9 x 46.5mm and with IP65 protection on the front and IP20 on the rear. It can be used as a decentralised operating and display unit as well as for control and communication applications. The display with PCAP multi-touch has a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. It also has an HDMI 2.0 connection that is capable of up to 4K p60. A second HDMI monitor can be connected directly to the screen to duplicate or extend the display.
The Pi-Tron CM4 is designed for installation in switch cabinets and control consoles and for almost any other mounting option. There are optional wireless interface expansions (WLAN and Bluetooth) and an external antenna can be connected.
The Pi-Tron CM4 product line is based on the fourth-generation Compute Module and features the Broadcom BCM2711, four Arm Cortex A72, 64-bit SoC (1.5GHz) processor, which is significantly faster than the previous generation, said Kontron.
The CM4 has a production guarantee until at least January 2028. The large community behind Raspberry Pi products who provides software examples and compiled program packages is a huge advantage.
Kontron Electronics is a Raspberry Pi Design Partner.
The DL seven-inch Pi-Tron CM4 will be available in Q2 2024.
