can u help me to identify the model and brand / info about the screen used in this "ARM" application . please

it is not a "fluke" multimeter, I can tell you that much

no, to identify the lcd screen, not the multimeter.

Mylinux, why don't you have a look at:

or simply follow the links on

Here are the LART mainboard specs in short:

You can find this by simply READING what's on the page. (2nd paragraph)

A bit below there are even schematics. Download them, read them.

And please: for future questions: put your question into the message content -- NOT into the header. This is VERY annoying.

regards /jan

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OK I should not tease you, I was hoping I could help you until I saw the LCD screen, sorry for any stress I might of given you.

I am not sure how to help you more, I think you have a sticky problem.

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I have read that on monday.

but that help everyone immediately understand what I want to ask about if the message is the same as the header.

thanks for help me all the times.

The header of a post should be a short summary, and the actual question should be in the message content. If the question is short enough, these might be the same, but generally you'll get more help with a more informative post than those you have been making.

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This is Henrik Ijas all over again!!

Are there any markings on the underneath of the LCD?

Ken

It's probably a 1/4 VGA, or similar type of lc display. There are a variety of manufacturers, from Sharp, Optrex and Epson, some displays may need external controllers.

Have a look at

You can purchase a Samsung UG24U01WGHT3A 240 x 320 lc display, with touchscreen for US$39.00, plus delivery.