After seeing how many acronyms I can fit into a title, I'm hoping one of you fine folks will give me some advise. I recently acquired a door camera which I broke within 5 minutes of opening. I took it apart this morning to find it contains a small 3.5" screen. My day to day desktop uses a thin-itx board, which has a LVDS connector. Im hoping I could use a something like this, to convert LVDS to the LCD ribbon: This would give me a small second screen running off the motherboard. Anyone had any experience with this?
If its a generic LCD, it will use either parallel or SPI bus, if it was designed for mobile phone - DSI, your mother board probably has fpd-link "LVDS", none of those are compatible with one another. (LVDS is a generic term describing physical layer signaling, but not the underlying protocol, i.e. SATA is also LVDS)
