Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately I do not have any data sheets. I assume you are talking about a schematic that illustrates which of the 24 pins in the ribbon do what now? All I have is the pictures, sorry.
Here are 2 images showing the front and back of the board the display connects to: the ribbon from the display connects to the slot just to the right of the ARM chip
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And here is the best screenshot I could get of the serial or model number printed on the ribbon:
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These images are sourced from a youtube video of a tear-down of the tricorder. LINK: https://youtu.be/updJjLWOH-A?si=WmLntWmskITwscbc
Would anyone happen to recognize the logo that precedes the serial or model number printed on the ribbon in the 3rd picture? It looks like "WL" but i cant find any manufacturer that uses these letters in its logo. If i knew who makes the display, maybe I could reach out to them for more information.
I guess Im wrong is thinking a display with a 24pin ribbon would be somewhat "universal" to fit a raspberry pi display adapter board?
Here are 2 images showing the front and back of the board the display connects to: the ribbon from the display connects to the slot just to the right of the ARM chip


And here is the best screenshot I could get of the serial or model number printed on the ribbon:

These images are sourced from a youtube video of a tear-down of the tricorder. LINK: https://youtu.be/updJjLWOH-A?si=WmLntWmskITwscbc
Would anyone happen to recognize the logo that precedes the serial or model number printed on the ribbon in the 3rd picture? It looks like "WL" but i cant find any manufacturer that uses these letters in its logo. If i knew who makes the display, maybe I could reach out to them for more information.
I guess Im wrong is thinking a display with a 24pin ribbon would be somewhat "universal" to fit a raspberry pi display adapter board?
Statistics: Posted by 2vix — Wed Jul 30, 2025 9:55 pm







