Classic display died

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It would appear my trusty old Apex display has finally stopped working. I know a lot of people use cheap tablets as displays, and I was wondering if those might be compatible with the old orange label Apex Classic? I'll look around for a used replacement, but just in case I can't find one I'd like to know what my options are. Thanks!

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Many moons ago my display went wonky on me. A good old power cycle cleared it right up. I’d give that a shot as a Hail Mary. Otherwise when people use tablets, it’s connecting to fusion/local (or the classic dashboard possibly?) so should be no problem going that route. I haven’t stayed on top of it but there are some tutorials out there.
 

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