VoCore 6.8 Inch MPRO Display Screen

USB display for custom SimHub dashboards.

Name: VoCore 6.8 Inch MPRO Display Screen
Brand: VoCore
SKU: VoCore-6.8-mpro
Price: 87.33 EUR
Availability: InStock

The VoCore 6.8 Inch MPRO Display Screen is a lightweight USB display module built for projects where a normal HDMI monitor is too large, too messy or simply not the right shape. In a sim racing cockpit it is ideal for custom DDU-style dashboards, telemetry screens, control panels and compact information displays powered by software such as SimHub.

6.8 inch IPS TFT 800 x 480 USB 2.0 HS

VoCore 6.8 Inch MPRO Display Screen front view with MPRO board - OCRacing

VoCore MPRO screen running text output over USB - OCRacing

VoCore MPRO USB driver board front side - OCRacing

For custom DDU builds

Turn live telemetry into a dedicated cockpit display.

Used with the right software and mounting solution, the VoCore display can become a dedicated dashboard for gear, RPM, speed, lap delta, position, fuel, temperatures, flags and other race data. The benefit is simple: important information sits physically in the cockpit instead of fighting for space as an overlay on the main monitor.

DDU-style layout

Great for compact SimHub dashboards and custom telemetry pages.

Live race data

Show useful driving data such as gear, delta, RPM, speed and warnings.

Small cockpit footprint

Fits where a normal monitor would be too bulky or distracting.

Sim racing friendly

A strong base for custom displays, button boxes and rig-mounted control panels.

USB MPRO architecture

No HDMI cable, no bulky display controller.

VoCore designed the MPRO screen for devices that only have USB 2.0 available and do not have MIPI, HDMI or another video interface. The display data is sent directly through USB and handled by the MPRO driver board, which keeps the hardware compact and useful for embedded projects, Raspberry-style setups and custom PC dashboards.

VoCore MPRO driver board with USB-C connector - OCRacing

VoCore MPRO driver board rear side test points - OCRacing

VoCore MPRO display connected over USB - OCRacing

Capacitive touch

A display module that can also become a control surface.

The 6.8 inch MPRO version includes capacitive two-point touch support. That makes it useful not only as a passive dashboard, but also for custom pages, menu controls or embedded UI projects where touch input is supported by the software you are using.

WS2812B LED expansion

Add shift lights, warning LEDs or ambient telemetry around the display.

The MPRO ecosystem can also be used for addressable WS2812B / NeoPixel-style RGB LEDs. In a sim racing build this opens the door for a more complete dashboard: the screen can show the data, while LEDs around the housing can be used for RPM, shift points, flags, pit limiter, traction control or custom warning effects.

WS2812B LEDs

Addressable 5 V RGB LEDs can be used for shift lights, flags and custom cockpit alerts.

Stable method

VoCore documents the reliable route as MPRO controlling WS2812B via I2C and a CH32V003 controller.

Low-cost method

Firmware v0.25 adds a direct SPI-style output option: red pin to LED DIN, plus 5 V and GND.

DIY wiring note

The direct SPI method is easier, but VoCore notes it can be less stable because the SPI bus is shared.

01Power

LEDs need 5 V and GND. Plan LED power separately if the strip is longer or brighter.

02Data

For the low-cost route, the red pin connects directly to the WS2812B DIN input.

03I2C route

The stable route uses I2C DAT / CLK with pull-ups and a CH32V003 to generate the LED waveform.

04Not plug and play

LED effects require compatible firmware, wiring, software setup and the LED hardware itself.

Build notes

Plan the enclosure like it is part of the product.

This is a display module, so the final result depends on how it is mounted, protected and configured. VoCore specifically warns that the internal display glass is ultra-thin and that the corners are fragile. For a sim racing cockpit, that means the screen should be installed in a protective housing or mount and should not be used as a structural part.

VoCore 6.8 Inch MPRO Display Screen dimensions drawing - OCRacing

01Use a data cable

The USB cable must carry data, not only power, for the screen to work correctly.

02Protect the glass

A proper enclosure should avoid pressure on the panel surface and corners.

03Software matters

Driver and dashboard behavior depends on the software stack, OS and configuration.

04SimHub note

VoCore warns not to run SimHub and v2scrctl at the same time because it can cause conflicts.

Technical specifications

VoCore 6.8 Inch MPRO Display Screen specs.

Product	VoCore 6.8 Inch MPRO Display Screen
OCRacing SKU	VoCore-6.8-mpro
Product type	USB display module for dashboards, embedded UI and custom control panels
Screen size	6.8 inch
Overall size	165.0 mm x 100.0 mm x 7.3 mm
Display area	148.1 mm x 88.9 mm
Resolution	800 x 480
Interface	USB 2.0 HS
Colors	24-bit / 16-bit
Frame rate	60 FPS
Touch pad	Capacitive, two points
Driver support	Framebuffer, DRM depending on kernel version, libusb recommended by VoCore
Power supply	USB-C, 5.0 V
Power consumption	Approx. 2.4 W
Backlight	400 LM
LED expansion	Supports custom WS2812B / addressable RGB LED projects through MPRO firmware and wiring
LED connection notes	Stable route: I2C + CH32V003. DIY route: firmware v0.25 SPI output to WS2812B DIN, plus 5 V and GND.
Important note	Display module requires careful mounting and protection from pressure, impact and vibration.

USB display for custom SimHub dashboards.

Turn live telemetry into a dedicated cockpit display.

No HDMI cable, no bulky display controller.

A display module that can also become a control surface.

Add shift lights, warning LEDs or ambient telemetry around the display.

Plan the enclosure like it is part of the product.

VoCore 6.8 Inch MPRO Display Screen specs.

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