Introduction
FLY-USB-LCD7 is a 7-inch USB touchscreen based on the ArtInChip D133 (RISC-V) chip. It can be used as a USB display and audio device once connected to a computer via a USB cable.
Driver Download
FLY-USB-LCD7 requires a host-side driver to be installed before it can be used as an extended display. The driver supports four platforms: Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android.
Connection and Usage
Connecting to a Computer
Settings Interface
Open the settings interface
Firmware Upgrade
After the FLY-USB-LCD7 is connected to a computer via USB, it will automatically be recognized as two USB mass storage devices (USB drive mode): FLY BOOT and FLY DATA. The screen has built-in A/B dual partitions. The upgrade process automatically switches partitions, and if the upgrade fails, it can automatically roll back.
Model Download
FLY-USB-LCD7 provides the following 3D model files (STEP format), which can be used for structural design and complete machine assembly reference.