How to make a touch screen smart mirror

calendar_month Dec 04, 2021

person By RisingStar Engineering Team

First of all, get ready to manufacture touch screen smart mirror accessories: high-brightness LCD panel, mirror with functional film, motherboard, voltage, screen line, backlight line, and structural parts for fixing the mirror.

smart mirror touch screen

Tools: screwdriver, glue, electrical tape, workbench.

Prepare tools and accessories for assembly step by step.

1. Install the mirror with touch on the structure;

2. The LCD panel display area is aligned with the touch area and fixed point to point.

3. Install the power supply and motherboard;

4. Assemble the signal line and power line;

5. Check whether the assembly is correct;

6. Check the electrical part with a multimeter to confirm that it is correct;

7. The power supply test is completed.

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RisingStar Engineering Team

Display engineering, thermal design & technical documentation — Shenzhen, China

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