phantek Phantek 5" Display 2590x1440-Perfect Fit

[AirBusMac]

I spent quite a bit of time researching my sensor panel Resolution. (2590X1440)  I finally found something that I could modify and make work on this display.

I will reference the original author when I refind him/her.

I'm sure there are others out there looking.

Give this a try and let me know.

2590X1440SENSORPANEL.sensorpanel

[rinaldop]

Works perfectly, nice job!

[AirBusMac]

Excellent news

[Tchucho]

very nice! received my lcd today and just tested it with this dashboard.

 

 

[AirBusMac]

another successful user, Great new, Glad to help

[AirBusMac]

Got a new version (BLUE)

2590X1440BlueSENSORPANEL.sensorpanel

[AirBusMac]

I found the gentleman who originated this display. David Vo on 12/06/2021

[XelationNL]

Hi AirBusMac,

Thank you for the share, but I'm really struggling how to make it all fit on the Phantek 5"LCD. Hope you can heklp me out.

 

[Surjeet]

Hi @XelationNL,

This happens due to two issues: Either the Font Required are not installed or the Scaling Issue.

RESOLUTION:

You may try this:

Scaling issues?

Q: I import a sensorpanel and its changes the size and re-arranged objects

Q: How to avoid scaling problems with sensor panels?

A: Two things usually cause that

• You do not have the proper font installed. (The default font is loaded instead)
• You do not have Windows scaling set to 100%

A: When creating a sensor panel, make sure that you set the scaling in Windows to 100% and that the resolution in Aida64 is correct. The manually set sensor panel dimensions are saved directly in the sensor panel file and are automatically applied when loading for the first time.

Q: How to check the panel size?

• Right click on "Aida64" Task bar Icon > Settings > SensorPanel > SensorPanel Size

Scaling issues? (Windows)

Fix: Try setting "DPI compatibility mode" for aida64.exe

It's a Windows compatibility setting that you apply on the EXE itself. Locate AIDA64.EXE (C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme) aida64.exe > properties > compatibility > change high DPI settings > activate "Override high DPI Scaling behavior" to System. Scaling performed by: 'System' (from the drop down) > Ok/Apply > Restart Windows > Load/import panel and check if it works now.

Once you've done this, make sure that your SensorPanel properties are set to match the new panel before importing and you have a better chance of being successful.

Troubleshooting not working?

Users who have this scaling problem and cannot resolve the error with the known "fixes" unfortunately have to manually re-align each individual object.