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Drive an external monitor from an ESP32-S2/S3/P4 through a USB display adapter, with no PC or OS required. DisplayLink DL-1xx on S2/S3/P4; MCT Trigger 6 / MacroSilicon MS91xx on the P4 (USB High-Speed).
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# Pico_USB_Disp Drive a monitor from your microcontroller with a USB graphics display adapter. This library implements USB display protocols on resource-constrained embedded platforms without requiring Linux or a desktop operating system. With a supported adapter, a Raspberry Pi Pico or an ESP32 board can provide Full HD display output (1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz) using only two USB data lines (D+ and D-) for communication. Because the adapter generates a standards-compliant video signal, it generally provides broader monitor compatibility than implementations that use simplified DVI signaling, such as PicoDVI. ## Overview See [introduction page](https://htlabnet.github.io/Pico_USB_Disp). 日本語での解説記事は[こちら](https://htlab.net/electronics/mcu/raspberrypi/pico-usb-display-library/)にあります。 ## Installation **Arduino** - Search for **Pico_USB_Disp** in the Library Manager and install it. **ESP-IDF** - Add the component to your project: ```bash idf.py add-dependency "htlabnet/pico_usb_disp^1.0.0" ``` See the [Library Usage](https://htlabnet.github.io/Pico_USB_Disp/usage/) for wiring, and code examples.
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To add this component to your project, run:
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idf.py add-dependency "htlabnet/pico_usb_disp^1.0.0"
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