Bricola No. There is no connector, it's free lead (you may see this on pictures).

Bricola Yes you can. Using a saw or other cutting device that can cut this kind of material.

Bricola Normaly must fit with the Multi Chuck (0.8-3.2 mm) (Art 4486) from Dreimel (compatible with the 3000 serie), unless it's up to 3.2mm and the shank diameter of the tip is 3.175mm it must fit. I did not test it, but I think it's ok.

Bricola Hello, I've put some info on the question : Is there a place to find more themes than the already installed? By the way, there is a possibility to use (run) the software on other OS, like Linux, MAcOS or other operating systems that support Python 3.x . It existing a "Turing Smart Screen Python” project hosted on Github. Take a look at cnx-software com

Bricola Shell only (without LCR module) is about 10$US, the LCR module itself (without the shell) is about 56$US. You can clearly see the difference while select.

Bricola It's an adjustable DC Power Supply, not a simple jump starter or a welding unit. Not the same use, not the same pupose.

Bricola Hello, yes you can do your own theme. It's one of the feature that was a plus for me. You can have a look at the Question : "Is there a place to find more themes than the already installed?" and my answer. Hope this can help.

Bricola Hello, I've just ordering one of this and waiting for it to arrive. Anyways, if you want to know the max current the output relay can support , regarding the specifications given : 20A by 12Vdc or 10A by 220VAC. No other output, no active output. Only a relay. It's a simple thermostat device.

Bricola AS jltt19 wrote on the 16.07.2020 , the output voltage is not fixed to 5V but can be between 2,7V to 10V depending of the pot setting from the factory. It is necessary to check and make the adjustment with the potentiometer for 5V. So, prior to supply the device that need the 5V, check the output of this module with a multimeter (voltage selected of course) and adjust the potentiometer. Then connect your device and check the 5V again, that might have drop a bit regarding the load, and if needed adjust carefully to 5V.

Bricola Hello, I know, I've got the same question for myself, the installation paper was only half and cut ... After looking on the Internet, I found a video and some other infos. In fact, you have to connect the USB-C cable to the USB-C socket on the edge of the board, not the one in the middle (even thought there is not enough place for the connector). Install the software, connect the unit, install the driver (if needed), select a Theme and RUN. That's it.

Bricola I do not know, but you can create your own theme. There is a video you can watch on YTB : "_kRdJ65wO0o" that have a part which gives you tips how to do your own theme. Note that the size of images has to be 320x480 for portrait and 480x320 for landscape, has to be png. With the Theme Editor, you can load an existing theme (config directory) and change how you like. UI-Image is the back. By the way, there is a possibility to use (run) the software on other OS, like Linux, MAcOS or other operating systems that support Python 3.x . It existing a "Turing Smart Screen Python project hosted on Github. Take a look at cnx-software com : turing - smart - screen - a - low - cost - 3 - 5 - inch - usb - type - c - information - display , remove spaces before and after -.

Bricola At the moment it does not work on mine too. Maybe a bug. Hope this can be fixed by future update.

Bricola To enable the "auto start" function : select the Normal Setting and the tick the Auto Start, then Save. It asks then to restart your computer.

Bricola wujiahui : No, this LED module does have polarity ! You may look for datasheets like, for exemple RWL-R1025BB or YSLB-10251B5-10. The positive is on the side where the type is written on.