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Getting Started

This guide will help you install LCDPossible and display your first panel.

Prerequisites

Quick Install

Windows

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DevPossible/lcd-possible/main/scripts/install-windows.ps1 | iex

Linux (Ubuntu/Debian)

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DevPossible/lcd-possible/main/scripts/install-ubuntu.sh | bash

macOS

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DevPossible/lcd-possible/main/scripts/install-macos.sh | bash

For more installation options, see the main README.

First Steps

1. Verify Installation

lcdpossible --version

2. List Connected Devices

lcdpossible list

You should see your LCD device listed with its VID:PID.

3. Display a Test Panel

lcdpossible show cpu-info

This displays the CPU information panel on your LCD.

4. Try Different Panels

# System monitoring
lcdpossible show cpu-usage-graphic

# Screensaver
lcdpossible show plasma

# Multiple panels (slideshow)
lcdpossible show cpu-info,gpu-info,ram-info

5. Apply an Effect

lcdpossible show "cpu-info|@effect=matrix-rain"

6. Change Theme

lcdpossible config set-theme rgb-gaming
lcdpossible show cpu-info

Running as a Service

To have LCDPossible start automatically:

# Install and start service
lcdpossible service install
lcdpossible service start

See Service Setup for detailed instructions.

Supported Devices

Device VID:PID Status
Thermalright Trofeo Vision 360 ARGB 0416:5302 Fully Supported

For device protocol details, see Reference/Devices.

Using the Simulator

Don't have hardware? The Virtual LCD Simulator lets you test everything:

# Terminal 1: Start simulator
dotnet run --project src/LCDPossible.VirtualLcd

# Terminal 2: Send content to simulator
lcdpossible show cpu-info

See Virtual LCD Simulator for full details.

Next Steps


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