Without a full datasheet for that screen you're not going to be able to connect it to any Raspberry Pi.
You need to know the pinout of the interface and the format and the protocol. Also the timings and resolution of the display.
Then you will need to find or build an interface board that will connect it to the Pi (HDMI, or DPI for a Zero, HDMI, DPI or DSI for most other Pi).
Then you will need to find or write a driver for it.
Generally the chance of being able to connect a random display to a raspberry Pi is very low without more information, and it's up to you to search for that information.
You need to know the pinout of the interface and the format and the protocol. Also the timings and resolution of the display.
Then you will need to find or build an interface board that will connect it to the Pi (HDMI, or DPI for a Zero, HDMI, DPI or DSI for most other Pi).
Then you will need to find or write a driver for it.
Generally the chance of being able to connect a random display to a raspberry Pi is very low without more information, and it's up to you to search for that information.
Statistics: Posted by rpdom — Tue Apr 23, 2024 8:10 am