Direct digital negative UV printer - MkIII

I've added white LED light to to my existing UV box, so there is now a good back light to work with. And mounted the nano, power supply and touch screen to the enclosure (quite rough, but get things out of the way and more useable).

I need to find some time and head space to find a start on programming a application in Qt. Not something i'm looking forward to, as background has been command line or more recently MCU embedded.

More of a top view;

And the front view;

Hooked up a higher power 5V supply to the jetson and tested the eDP LCD, good image and the jetson seems stable with the increased current.

hooked up 12V supply for back lights with 5V regulators to power the jetson

Using torch as testing back light, have ordered some white LED strip to add to the light box to switch between UV and white backlight.

Recieved the DisplayPort to eDP adaptor boards from OSH park. Kicad files for this are attached above.

I briefly got an image on the LCD, but I was running off USB power and I think that i'm at the limit of what the jetson nano can manage. As the whole board shuts down when the LCD starts up. I need to sort out a 5V 4A source to power the board.

The plan is to modify my existing UV exposure box to house the LCD, power and jetson board. With a 5in HDMI touch screen for interface and control. I'll add white LEDs to the box to allow setup and composition checking of the image, which for exposure will then switch to the time distributed negative image.

Made up a simple board to plug into the Jetson Nano DisplayPort socket, on order with OSH Park.
I struggled to find a source for PCB mount DP plugs, so ended up ordering a DP->HDMI adaptor and extracting the connector.

For the 40pin eDP socket i asked the LCD supplier to add a couple of connectors and cables to the order, so just waiting for the PCB to arrive. As the LCD has no backlight it only needs 3.3V and the Jetson has plenty of current to drive the panel from the DP connection.

The Kicad project for the board is attached in the file section.

Currently sourcing the monochrome 4K LCD panel from duobond. and have recieved the Jetson nano dev board. Looking to source a DSI touch screen LCD that will work with the x2 lanes available on the nano.

To do list;

1. make up male DP to eDP / panel connector PCB

2. start on roughing out a nano carrier board

3. make a start on identifying what is needed to send graphics to screen on the jetson nano

4. source DSI touch screen -> use 5in HDMI capacitive touch screen for development

5. start to rough out enclosure for the exposure unit