15.6 Inch USB Capacitive Touchscreen Module for Control Consoles

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Key Specs

Model P/N

HS-G156HAN02.302

Size

15.6″

Resolution

1024×768

Brightness

300 (Typ.)(cd/m²)

Viewing Angle

85°/85°/85°/85°(IPS Full Wide Viewing Angle)

Connector Type

LVDS display connection

Operating Temp

-20 ~
65 °C

Overall(mm)

363.8(W)×
215.9(H)×
8.8(D)
Upgrade Options (OEM/ODM)

huisoar

HS-G156HAN02.302

General Features

Brand

huisoar

Panel Size (inch)

15.6"

Model P/N

HS-G156HAN02.302

Resolution

1024×768

Brightness (nits)

300 cd/m² (Typ.)

Viewing Angle

85°/85°/85°/85°(IPS Full Wide Viewing Angle)

Contrast Ratio

2500:1 typical

Response Time

≤25 ms

Overall (mm)

363.8(W)×
215.9(H) ×
8.8(D) mm

Active Area (mm)

344.16 × 193.59 mm

Refresh Rate

60Hz

Bezel Opening

344.56 × 193.99 mm

Display Colors

16.7M / 262K listed

Panel Type

tft-lcd, lcm

Connector Type

LVDS display connection

Operating Temp

-20 ~
65 °C

Touchscreen Type

Projected capacitive touch, 10 points typical

Storage Temp

-30~80℃

Work Mode

IPS, normally black

Input Voltage (V)

3.3 V typical

Touch Interface

USB typical

Weight (g)

890 g(Typ./Max.)

Operating Environment

Indoor industrial and commercial equipment; final environmental limits require approval g(Typ./Max.)

I/O Interface

LVDS display path and USB touch path; exact LVDS definition pending

Designed For

Industrial control consoles, operator terminals, embedded PC interfaces, medical equipment, industrial automation systems, outdoor terminals, and marine systems.

15.6 Inch USB Capacitive Touchscreen Module for Control Consoles

This large-format touch assembly combines 10-point USB input, an air-bonded cover structure and exact mechanical geometry for embedded control interfaces.

Product Summary

The USB Capacitive Touchscreen Module is designed for control consoles, operator terminals, embedded PCs and equipment interfaces that need a large interactive surface without relying on a finished desktop monitor.

Its projected-capacitive touch system supports 10 touch points under the stated configuration. The touch controller uses a USB connection with a typical 5 V supply, while the LCD video path is handled separately. This separation allows system designers to qualify the display signal and touch communication independently.

The assembly uses a 380.56 × 229.99 mm cover and an air-bonded construction with a 1 mm gap. These dimensions make enclosure, bezel and mounting review essential before tooling or sample approval.

Key Specifications

SpecificationValue
Screen size15.6 inch
Cover outline380.56 × 229.99 mm
Touch-panel view area344.56 × 193.99 mm
Touch-panel active area345.56 × 194.99 mm
Display active area344.16 × 193.59 mm
Display outline363.8 × 215.9 × 8.8 mm
Touch-panel thickness2.9 mm
Total thickness12.7 mm
Touch technologyProjected capacitive touch
Touch points10 points typical
Touch interfaceUSB typical
Touch-controller supplyUSB 5 V typical
Touch report rate≥100 Hz
Touch response≤25 ms
Touch linearity±2 mm
Bonding methodAir bonding with 1 mm gap
Cover hardness≥6H
Impact reference≥IK07
Touch transmittance>85%
Display supply3.3 V typical
Backlight supply12 V typical
Maximum power12.8 W maximum

Large-Format Touch Interface Design

10-Point Touch Interaction

The 15.6-inch surface supports interface layouts with larger controls, status panels, navigation zones and multi-window content.

Ten-point touch can support gestures and simultaneous contact tracking, but the required gesture set should be defined before firmware approval. An application that only uses single-touch buttons may need different filtering and palm-rejection behavior from an interface that uses pinch, rotate or multi-user input.

Touch validation should cover:

  • Button size and spacing
  • Edge-touch accuracy
  • Drag and swipe behavior
  • Multi-finger gestures
  • Unintended palm contact
  • Touch near printed borders
  • Landscape and portrait orientation
  • Touch calibration
  • Startup and reconnection behavior
  • Long-duration USB communication

Report Rate and Touch Latency

The controller is specified with a report rate of at least 100 Hz and a touch response of no more than 25 ms.

These values describe the touch path. Finished-system responsiveness also depends on USB polling, controller firmware, application processing and graphics rendering.

A fast touch controller does not compensate for delayed UI software or slow screen updates.

USB Capacitive Touchscreen Module Integration

USB Touch and LCD Video Are Separate

The USB connection carries touch data and controller power; it does not establish the LCD video connection.

The display interface is identified separately as LVDS in the product information. System designers must therefore qualify two paths:

  1. LCD video, power and backlight
  2. USB touch data and controller power

A host with a USB port still requires a compatible LCD video output or a suitable display controller.

A USB touch interface does not carry the LCD video signal.

Host and Controller Qualification

Before releasing the motherboard or cable design, confirm:

  • USB connector type
  • USB cable length
  • Controller enumeration
  • USB HID behavior
  • Touch-controller firmware
  • Touch-point count
  • Reset and recovery behavior
  • Operating-system support
  • LVDS connector
  • LVDS pin assignment
  • LVDS channel count
  • LVDS bit depth
  • LCD supply voltage
  • Backlight voltage
  • Backlight enable and dimming
  • Grounding between touch and display systems

The touch-controller brand is not confirmed by the supplied technical table and should not be inferred from marketplace wording.

Air-Bonded Display Stack

This assembly uses air bonding with a stated 1 mm gap between the touch structure and the LCD.

Air bonding is not the same as optical bonding.

The air gap can influence:

  • Internal reflections
  • Contrast under strong ambient light
  • Parallax
  • Dust-control requirements
  • Condensation risk
  • Mechanical stack height
  • Front-surface impact transfer
  • Repair and replacement methods

Projects that require reduced internal reflection or a different environmental stack should evaluate a separately approved optical-bonding configuration. Optical bonding must not be assumed for the standard assembly.

Cover Glass and Mechanical Integration

Cover and Display Geometry

The cover measures 380.56 × 229.99 mm, while the LCD outline measures 363.8 × 215.9 mm.

The touch-panel active area is 345.56 × 194.99 mm, and the display active area is 344.16 × 193.59 mm. The small difference between these areas must be considered when aligning the visible window and the touch coordinate system.

The complete stack is 12.7 mm thick, including a 2.9 mm touch structure and an 8.8 mm LCD.

Housing and Bezel Review

Before enclosure release, review:

  • Cover-glass overlap
  • Display centering
  • Visible-window dimensions
  • Printed border width
  • Adhesive location
  • Gasket position
  • Bezel pressure
  • LCD rear clearance
  • FPC routing
  • USB cable exit
  • LVDS cable exit
  • Connector retention
  • Thermal expansion
  • Service access
  • Mounting-flatness tolerance

The ≥6H cover-hardness value and ≥IK07 impact reference apply to the specified component configuration. They do not establish an IP rating or complete enclosure qualification.

Optical and Display Configuration Boundaries

The marketplace configuration identifies 250 cd/m² luminance. This level is primarily suited to indoor or controlled-light equipment rather than direct-sun installations.

A 250 cd/m² display does not establish sunlight readability behind cover glass.

The supplied materials contain conflicting native-resolution and pixel-format information. One selector shows 1024 × 768, while the mechanical dimensions describe a 16:9 display area and other pages using the same display reference show different resolutions.

For this reason, the native LCD resolution, panel revision, pixel format, contrast ratio and color depth must be taken from the approved LCD datasheet supplied for the production sample.

A selected resolution label must be reconciled with the approved LCD drawing before controller or enclosure release.

Application Scenarios

Industrial Control Consoles

The large touch area can support equipment status, alarm pages, process controls, menus and maintenance functions in indoor control environments.

Operator Terminals

The module can provide direct touch input for workstation interfaces where a separate embedded computer or industrial controller supplies the video signal.

Embedded PCs

USB touch communication can be paired with an embedded PC, provided the selected operating system and touch-controller firmware are verified.

Business Equipment Interfaces

The assembly can support conference equipment, service terminals, information interfaces and commercial control products under controlled indoor conditions.

Equipment Dashboards

The wide 16:9 cover geometry can accommodate multi-zone dashboards with status data, navigation and command controls.

These applications do not establish medical, outdoor, maritime or automotive qualification.

Customization Scope

Project-specific review can cover:

  • Cover outline
  • Cover thickness
  • Printed border
  • Logo printing
  • Transparent windows
  • Touch active area
  • Touch-controller selection
  • USB cable and connector
  • Touch FPC geometry
  • Surface treatment
  • Air-bonding tape
  • Optical-bonding alternative
  • Display-panel selection
  • LVDS cable definition
  • Brightness target
  • Front gasket design
  • Mounting structure
  • Enclosure integration
  • Packaging

Custom configurations are generally reviewed from 500 pieces, subject to tooling requirements, material availability and the requested specification. Sample and standard-module quantities are confirmed separately.

Procurement Checklist

Submit:

  • Approved LCD model and revision
  • Native LCD resolution
  • LCD datasheet
  • LVDS pin assignment
  • LVDS channel and bit-depth definition
  • Display connector drawing
  • LCD supply requirements
  • Backlight voltage and current
  • Backlight enable and dimming requirements
  • USB connector requirement
  • USB cable length
  • Target operating system
  • Touch-point requirement
  • Gesture requirement
  • Touch-controller preference
  • Cover drawing
  • Printed-border drawing
  • Visible-window dimensions
  • Enclosure drawing
  • Mounting method
  • Gasket and sealing requirement
  • Air-bonding or optical-bonding requirement
  • Brightness target
  • Environmental target
  • Sample quantity
  • Annual demand
  • Project schedule
Application Scenarios

FAQ

About 15.6 Inch USB Capacitive Touchscreen Module

What must be checked before connecting the touch assembly to an embedded PC?

Confirm both the USB touch path and the separate LCD video path. The touch controller uses USB 5 V typical, but the display requires its own LVDS-compatible source, 3.3 V display supply and 12 V backlight supply. Submit the proposed motherboard interfaces and cable drawings before releasing the controller design.

How does air bonding differ from optical bonding in this assembly?

The standard construction uses air bonding with a 1 mm gap. This leaves an air layer between the touch structure and LCD, unlike optical bonding, which fills the gap with a transparent adhesive. Projects concerned with internal reflection, parallax or condensation should request a separate optical-stack review rather than assuming the two constructions are interchangeable.

Which dimensions should control the enclosure design?

Use the 380.56 × 229.99 mm cover outline, the 363.8 × 215.9 mm display outline and the 12.7 mm total thickness. The 344.56 × 193.99 mm touch view area and 344.16 × 193.59 mm display active area should control visible-window alignment. Nominal 15.6-inch dimensions are not sufficient for tooling release.

Can the selected 1024 × 768 option be used without further verification?

No. The 1024 × 768 selection conflicts with the 16:9 mechanical geometry and with other technical values associated with the same display reference. Obtain the approved LCD datasheet, model revision and timing table before choosing a controller board or preparing graphics.

Does ≥IK07 mean the finished terminal is waterproof or vandal proof?

No. The ≥IK07 value is an impact-resistance reference for the specified touch-cover configuration. It does not establish front sealing, ingress protection, enclosure strength or finished-product certification. The bezel, gasket, fasteners, housing and assembly process require separate system-level validation.

What is the lead time for standard TFT display modules in your inventory?

Lead time for standard TFT display modules depends on current inventory levels and order volume. For the HS-G156HAN02.302 model, please contact our sales team with your quantity requirements to receive a confirmed lead time. We typically stock popular sizes and can provide estimated schedules upon request.

What are the available connector types and pinouts for your 21.5" LVDS panels, and do you offer adapter cables or reference designs?

This 15.6" module uses an LVDS display connection. For 21.5" LVDS panels, connector types and pinouts vary by model. We recommend requesting the specific datasheet for the 21.5" panel you are interested in. Adapter cables and reference designs can often be provided based on your system requirements; please confirm with engineering.

What are the brightness levels available for industrial displays, and can you customize beyond 1500 nits?

The HS-G156HAN02.302 offers a typical brightness of 300 nits. For industrial displays requiring higher brightness, custom options may be available. If you need brightness beyond 1500 nits, please provide your target value and environmental conditions so our team can evaluate feasibility and recommend suitable solutions.

Do you offer anti-glare or anti-reflective coatings as standard or as an option on your industrial panels, and how do they affect optical performance?

The standard configuration for this module does not specify anti-glare or anti-reflective coatings. Such coatings can affect optical performance by reducing reflections but may slightly impact contrast or clarity. If you require these coatings, please discuss with our engineering team to assess compatibility and any trade-offs for your application.

Can you integrate touch controllers (resistive/capacitive) into custom display modules with specific firmware requirements?

Yes, we can integrate touch controllers with custom firmware into display modules. For this 15.6" module, the projected capacitive touch controller uses a USB interface. If you have specific firmware requirements, please share the details (e.g., gesture support, noise filtering) so we can evaluate and provide a tailored solution.

Need a custom solution or samples?

Submit the Project for Engineering Review Information to Submit For the USB Capacitive Touchscreen Module, submit the approved LCD datasheet, LVDS definition, USB touch requirements, cover and enclosure drawings, bonding choice, brightness target, environmental requirements, sample quantity and annual demand. Engineering Review Outcome Engineering review covers USB touch-controller compatibility, LCD video-interface matching, power and backlight requirements, touch-to-display alignment, air-bonded stack design, cover-glass fit, enclosure clearances and available customization.
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