Do you have an unsupported LCD or VFD?

[Fiery]

6 hours ago, Davlish Singh said:

VoCore MPRO USB 6.8" screen

VoCore2 | Coin-sized Linux Computer

Attached USB dump.

usbdump.txt 50.83 kB · 1 download

The display is already supported by AIDA64.

[Davlish Singh]

21 hours ago, Fiery said:

The display is already supported by AIDA64.

Doesn't seem to work for me. It's also not mentioned as a supported display here which is why I thought of putting it in this post.

VoCore LCD does show up in the AIDA64 preferences but it does not work with the latest VoCore drivers. It fails with this error:

Error: cannot find dll (libusb0.dll)

I've also tried older VoCore drivers where the display init succeeds in Aida64 but still doesn't work properly (display is not faulty as it's working fine with other applications like SimHub).

I've also made a forum post for my issue https://forums.aida64.com/topic/14201-vocore-lcd-usb-display-weird-artifacts-with-aida64/

[pjcymru]

Hi 

I have Phanteks 5.5 inch hi-res display: PH-HRLCD

[Evandure]

Hello :-)
I plan on buying this display:
https://www.buydisplay.com/bar-type-6-2-inch-360x960-ips-tft-lcd-display-spi-rgb-interface
 

Since it does not support USB natively, I will try to use a FT232H USB to SPI Adapter:

Is it possible to implement this display in AIDA64? Of course I can provide USB dump or other necessary information, once I get the display.
Does the Arduino library provided in the link above enable you to implement? Somewhere I read, that you needed SDK. Are the files provided sufficient for that?
Edit: There are also some C++ sources available within the Arduino Tutorial. Maybe these could also be helpful.

Thank you! :-)

[minaps]

Hi, would it happen to support first Gen Asus RYUJIN LCD display ?
I tried my shot but currently it seems that only RYUJIN II and RYUJIN III are supported. Thank you !

[Fiery]

1 hour ago, minaps said:

Hi, would it happen to support first Gen Asus RYUJIN LCD display ?
I tried my shot but currently it seems that only RYUJIN II and RYUJIN III are supported. Thank you !

AIDA64 relies on the ROG AIO SDK module that is developed by Asus.  Unfortunately they no longer see it a priority to support their first generation RYUJIN displays 

[Fiery]

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We've implemented support for Turing (Turzx) LCD devices.  Let's continue discussing Turing displays in their own topic:

 

[RAVI_K]

Hello Friends,

I have a licensed copy of AIDA64 and am planning to buy the following display with 1920x480. 

Link below:

https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/8.8inch-USB-Monitor

Plan to use the USB-C to USB-A cable to connect. Does AIDA64 (latest version) support this type of monitor? Can the team here confirm please.

At present I am using an old 7 inch 1366x768 external hdmi cable based display. This connects to my GPU as a second display. I place the AIDA window into this second desktop and on boot, it shows the info.

Thank you so much for your time.

[Fiery]

38 minutes ago, RAVI_K said:

Hello Friends,

I have a licensed copy of AIDA64 and am planning to buy the following display with 1920x480. 

Link below:

https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/8.8inch-USB-Monitor

Plan to use the USB-C to USB-A cable to connect. Does AIDA64 (latest version) support this type of monitor? Can the team here confirm please.

At present I am using an old 7 inch 1366x768 external hdmi cable based display. This connects to my GPU as a second display. I place the AIDA window into this second desktop and on boot, it shows the info.

Thank you so much for your time.

It's not quite clear whether that monitor appear as a regular monitor under Windows, or you need a proprietary software to push images onto it.

[RAVI_K]

9 hours ago, Fiery said:

It's not quite clear whether that monitor appear as a regular monitor under Windows, or you need a proprietary software to push images onto it.

So you are saying that AIDA64 does not support USB connected monitors? I can only say the monitor manufacturer is Waveshare though this is not listed on supported monitors. But I thought as its similar to Turing Turzx it may work with the latest version of AIDA64 without any additional software... not sure if I have explained the monitor correctly.

[TomKatt]

Hello all - new AIDA64 user.  I recently acquired a 24 char  x 4 line Noritake CU24043-Y1A VFD that has a serial COM interface.  I note there are one or two COM options in AID64, but none that offer a 24 column layout.

I've glanced through this thread, but seeing how it goes back over 10 years I suspect much of the older posts are now out of date.  I'd guess that some basic serial option exists that could be modified to 24 char lines?  I'm not a VFD expert, but I believe that my display follows the Noritake protocol and I do know that it provides direct location indexing in addition to special features like brightness and flashing.

Would anyone be able to provide a starting point?  I'm not coding expert, but I can usually hack my way through something.

TIA

se-cu24043-y1a.pdf

[Fiery]

On 4/2/2025 at 8:01 PM, RAVI_K said:

So you are saying that AIDA64 does not support USB connected monitors? I can only say the monitor manufacturer is Waveshare though this is not listed on supported monitors. But I thought as its similar to Turing Turzx it may work with the latest version of AIDA64 without any additional software... not sure if I have explained the monitor correctly.

All USB-connected displays are fully supported as long as they appear as monitors under Windows.  The other kind of USB-connected displays that are not monitors will require specific support (code path) implemented in AIDA64.  You need to verify first whether your device appears as a monitor under Windows.

[Fiery]

2 hours ago, TomKatt said:

Hello all - new AIDA64 user.  I recently acquired a 24 char  x 4 line Noritake CU24043-Y1A VFD that has a serial COM interface.  I note there are one or two COM options in AID64, but none that offer a 24 column layout.

I've glanced through this thread, but seeing how it goes back over 10 years I suspect much of the older posts are now out of date.  I'd guess that some basic serial option exists that could be modified to 24 char lines?  I'm not a VFD expert, but I believe that my display follows the Noritake protocol and I do know that it provides direct location indexing in addition to special features like brightness and flashing.

Would anyone be able to provide a starting point?  I'm not coding expert, but I can usually hack my way through something.

TIA

In AIDA64 please press Ctrl+D --> System Debug --> USB Dump. Copy-paste the full results into this topic, or attach the results as a TXT file to your post.

Thanks,
Fiery

[TomKatt]

22 minutes ago, Fiery said:

In AIDA64 please press Ctrl+D --> System Debug --> USB Dump. Copy-paste the full results into this topic, or attach the results as a TXT file to your post.

Thanks,
Fiery

Pardon my ignorance, but as this is a serial COM display I intend to use a COM port on my mobo for communication.  The display itself has no usb interface.  As such, I don't believe there is any USB data to dump?

I guess that I could use a usb->serial adapter, which would simply yield the serial chip used...  In this case, it would likely be a std FTDI or similar device. 

[Fiery]

9 minutes ago, TomKatt said:

Pardon my ignorance, but as this is a serial COM display I intend to use a COM port on my mobo for communication.  The display itself has no usb interface.  As such, I don't believe there is any USB data to dump?

I guess that I could use a usb->serial adapter, which would simply yield the serial chip used...  In this case, it would likely be a std FTDI or similar device. 

I'm sorry, I assumed you'd plan to use a USB->Serial adapter.  In case you're ready to hook the device up to one of the COM ports of your motherboard, then it's only a matter of sending the right data in the right order.  Please check if the Pertelian LCD module work with your setup in 24x2 mode.  In case the display shows a garbled text, please send us a photo of how it looks.

[TomKatt]

3 minutes ago, Fiery said:

I'm sorry, I assumed you'd plan to use a USB->Serial adapter.  In case you're ready to hook the device up to one of the COM ports of your motherboard, then it's only a matter of sending the right data in the right order.  Please check if the Pertelian LCD module work with your setup in 24x2 mode.  In case the display shows a garbled text, please send us a photo of how it looks.

No problems!  I appreciate the speedy reply!  

I will test the Pertelian module and post back results tonight.

[RAVI_K]

On 4/7/2025 at 7:03 PM, Fiery said:

All USB-connected displays are fully supported as long as they appear as monitors under Windows.  The other kind of USB-connected displays that are not monitors will require specific support (code path) implemented in AIDA64.  You need to verify first whether your device appears as a monitor under Windows.

OK Thank you.

[VyachMyach1]

Hi there!!!

Have a little 3,5 inch usb display with description:
Device Description   : llTechCo.,Ltd
Device ID            : 0483-0065

Full usb dump in atach

It would be grate to add support for it.

Thanks in advance!

usbdump.txt

[Matt-One]

Hi everyone,

Waveshare USB monitor 7" dump here, i think it's the one on COM11, i don't know why i can't see the Manufacturer.

7inch-USB-Monitor - Waveshare Wiki

I connected it with the 4pin to 9pin cable directly on the motherboard, but there is also an usb c port.

any way to make it work with AIDA?

Thank you.

usbdump.txt

[Fiery]

On 4/11/2025 at 12:41 PM, VyachMyach1 said:

Hi there!!!

Have a little 3,5 inch usb display with description:
Device Description   : llTechCo.,Ltd
Device ID            : 0483-0065

Full usb dump in atach

It would be grate to add support for it.

Thanks in advance!

usbdump.txt 13.73 kB · 3 downloads

That's a Fuldho display.  I'm afraid that display doesn't support receiving bitmap images via its USB HID connection, so we cannot support it in AIDA64.

[Fiery]

On 4/12/2025 at 12:08 AM, Matt-One said:

Hi everyone,

Waveshare USB monitor 7" dump here, i think it's the one on COM11, i don't know why i can't see the Manufacturer.

7inch-USB-Monitor - Waveshare Wiki

I connected it with the 4pin to 9pin cable directly on the motherboard, but there is also an usb c port.

any way to make it work with AIDA?

Thank you.

usbdump.txt 31.33 kB · 0 downloads

WaveShare displays are not supported yet.  We may work on them in the future.

[Matt-One]

5 hours ago, Fiery said:

WaveShare displays are not supported yet.  We may work on them in the future.

thank you, it would be great because i think Aida is better in terms of monitoring, i never used Aida but if i can do other Dump or something to help support this monitor just let me know if i can help

I also tried the Pertelian LCD how suggested to the user before, but the screen seem to be off, or i don't know how to see the theme on the monitor :