R.Wieser  wrote:
> > My only other suggestion is to look for some piece of equipment
> > that has this screen,
>
> Any idea to how to do that ?     Googeling for it doesn't seem to work
> (its returns rather short list of sellers).  But I guess I could give it
> another try.

No idea I'm afraid.  It's just a possible option.  (I was doing this for an
LCD recently, which was out of a piece of equipment, and concluded the
solution was to buy another instance of the equipment to take apart and
probe - the photos of the insides on the net were not quite good enough to
reverse engineer)

> Actually, I was sort of hoping someone would perhaps recognise it as model
> especially made (or rather, model-numbered) for a specific company, and
> would know what the regular model number of it is.

If you can find a SHARP catalogue you might be able to work out model
numbers of similar panels, and see if they have the same connector (often
the same electronics are used on different sized panels).
I suspect LQ071 means a 7.1" panel, but it seems there are very few of those
out there.  I might try filtering from this list based on what you know:
http://www.panelook.com/bramodlist.php?st=&brands[]=120
and seeing if you can find a datasheet for anything that looks similar.
For example, does the back look like this one?
http://www.panelook.com/LQ71Y03_SHARP_7.1_LCM_overview_10333.html

https://www.beyondinfinite.com/product/lcd/sharp_lcd_display.html
is also a useful source of datasheets, if you want to try models that might
have similar numbers.

It seems pretty difficult to find data for arbitrary panels, sadly.

Theo

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