Here I go again. Project time. Lilliput 7" Screen.
I am on the fence a little about whether or not to keep the monitor controls at the bottom. It might look nice to have them there, but glassing over them would be much easier. The screen comes with a fully functional remote and to be honest, when am I really going to be using the buttons . . . Hmm. I haven't decided yet, but I think I hate indecision.
How about relocating the buttons. Drill a whole in your knobs used for the ac controls and put a button in the center of each one. Then put the other 2 buttons on either side of the Defrost and recirculate buttons (in that indented bit).
I'll draw a picture for you if it will help you understand what I'm saying.
I understand, problem is, the buttons are all on one circuti board. they aren't nearly important enough to me to take about the circuit board. Nice idea though!!
I'll jump on the hide the buttons and go with a remote. What are the buttons for anyway. Knowing their uses might help decide if they should go or stay and ideas on where to put them. (maybe relocate the bar to above the stering wheel or attach it to the steering wheel).
keep us updated on how the screen's working.... i heard that lilliput screen can stop working after a few months. I am also in the market for a touch screen but still not sure which one to get yet.
OK, anybody could just hide the buttons. I will be the first to say keep the buttons. Besides I have a screen and no buttons and i wish I had them. Not just for fuction but also for looks. It just looks like a big empty space between the screens and the temp controls. Plus if you leave the buttons and don't like it you can always glass over. It would be a lot of difficult to go the other way. When I go to a touch screen that is what i am going to do. My 2 cents.
Cant really hide the button because how is he going to turn it on and off. PLus if he want to control with remote the sensory is built on the same board as the buttons. I say keep the button thats what i did with my lilliput. After the glare problem i just took it out and converted to indash. You will see what i mean.