VSDISPLAY DVI VGA Audio Controller Board 68676.3 Work for 15.6'' 17.3" 1600x900 LP156WD1-TLB1 LP173WD1 B173RW01 LTN173KT01-A01 N173FGE-L21 N17306-L02 LVDS 40 Pin WLED LCD Screen

In 2011, I ordered my Dell XPS L702X with the best 17" matte screen I could get for 3D drafting. It's too old to install Linux, so I'm cannibalizing the screen for a Raspberry Pi 5. This controller board worked right away when plugged in. My screen Part# is: N173HGE-L11 Rev. C1Happy days!

This monitors male adapter does not fit for a LP156WF1 monitor, it is too large, I believe the pins line up but since the adapter is too large it does not work for this type of monitor false adevertisement.

I have a DIY photo frame I use with a Raspberry Pi, and this drives the AUO B156HW01 V4 I use for the screen. Simple plug and flay affair, and all simply works. It's a gorgeous wide gamut screen, and this board doesn't seem to hold it back.The board arrived rapidly (US based Prime shipping), and it appears brand new. I paired with a 12v 4amp power supply (not included).

I had a Startech rack mount KVM with a bad board. These KVMs are like $900 new. I slapped this board inside and routed new cables to the back. I was even able to re-pin the startech button board to work with this board. Works without issue. Cheap and justifiable, especially since this KVM gets used almost never. One thing to note: The output to the screen says "inverter", which scared me since i'm pretty sure the LCD panel itself was LED, however it worked fine anyway.

Product works as stated. I was able to re-purpose an LCD panel from an Acer laptop to use with a Raspberry Pi. Tech support is very responsive by email. Helped me fix a problem I had. Would purchase from them again. VSDISPLAY HDMI VGA DVI Audio LCD Driver Board For 14" 15.6" LTN140AT02 LTN156AT17 1366x768 LED 40Pin LCD Panel

It did light up the LCD screen, but nohting else; no menu, no input seletction, nothing.. I contacted the seller, and they did not respond. Buyer beware on this.

Despite the LTN156HT01 not being listed as a supported display, it does use the same input specification. I'm happy to report it does indeed work.One star off for some idiosyncrasies with the menus. The button labels on the keypad don't quite line up with what they actually do (Exit/Select appears to do nothing, Menu selects, Auto exits, Left is down, Right is up), and in order to switch from VGA to HDMI, I need to select DVI: If I select DVI, it will briefly display No Signal and switch to HDMI, but if I select HDMI, the screen will black out for a moment before switching back to VGA.Overall, it works decently well for what it is.

Easy to use. Working as a Pi monitor now.