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Posted: 08:28pm
10 Mar 2026
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PhenixRising
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I have seen Stick PCs with a male HDMI that plugs directly in to the monitor.

Anyone seen something that already exists with a Pico?

My application is a standalone display.
 
Posted: 08:39pm
10 Mar 2026
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dddns
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Posted: 11:23pm
10 Mar 2026
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PhenixRising
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Hey, close enough  

Many thanks, bud.
 
Posted: 11:37pm
10 Mar 2026
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IanT
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These work wiuth the Pico2 adapter Mick designed...

Waveshare HDMI displays

Regards,

IanT
 
Posted: 01:17am
11 Mar 2026
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lizby
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Nice, but aren't resistors recommended?

Also here: Pico DVI sock



Resistors shown:

3 for $11.37 USD, shipping included

This makes many Pico PCB designs DVI/HDMI capable with Pico2s.

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Edited 2026-03-11 11:37 by lizby
 
Posted: 11:40am
11 Mar 2026
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PhenixRising
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  lizby said  

This makes many Pico PCB designs DVI/HDMI capable with Pico2s.

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Perfect      
Edited 2026-03-11 21:40 by PhenixRising
 
Posted: 01:26pm
11 Mar 2026
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lizby
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  PhenixRising said  
  lizby said  This makes many Pico PCB designs DVI/HDMI capable with Pico2s.
Perfect


Don't forget the Pico2 16mb PSRAM version

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Edited 2026-03-11 23:27 by lizby
 
Posted: 02:25pm
11 Mar 2026
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PhenixRising
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  lizby said  

Don't forget the Pico2 16mb PSRAM version

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Looks like it still has micro-USB (?)
 
Posted: 02:49pm
11 Mar 2026
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mozzie
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G'day,
This was knocked together during early testing with HDMI, rather crude but it does the trick.

Plugs straight into just about anything, the HDMI plug breakout is widely available.



Apologies for the crap photo, cropped from an old image.

Regards,
Lyle.
 
Posted: 08:45pm
21 Mar 2026
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lizby
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DVI sock working with the WeAct RP2350A module with 15MB on drive a:



(Looks like it might not be too hard to solder a PSRAM chip on this module.)

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Edited 2026-03-22 06:46 by lizby
 


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