1ch LVDS to 2ch LVDS adapter cable?
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Posted by on March 26, 2005, 4:07 pm
Please log in for more thread options Hi there. I'm trying to fix up number of Samsung LTN1785W with cracked LCD screen with replacement LCD panels. I've come across couple of problems and would like some assistance getting around these problems with very little costs. a) I found that the original TFT panel I'm trying to replace (LTA170WP) takes in 5V where as my replacement panels (2 X LTN170WX-L01 and 1 X LTN170WA-L01) both take in 3.3Volts. b) I also found that the LVDS connectors are wider on my replacement panels. According to original panel's specs here http://www.samsung.com/Products/Semiconductor/Support/ebrochure/tftlcd/wiseview_200403.pdf) , the LVDS interface is "LVDS ch1". The vendor who sold me that panel says that those three new panels are LVDS ch2 interfaces. What I'm trying to figure out with my very limited knowledge in this area, is there a product out there that would let me get around two of my problems I'd indicated above? Any help or direction would be welcomes and appreciated. Thank you so much. j | ||||||||||||||||
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Posted by Dave Garnett on March 27, 2005, 11:01 pm
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I don't know for sure, but I suspect that you will be disappointed. It is
> , the LVDS interface is "LVDS ch1". The vendor who sold me that panel > says that those three new panels are LVDS ch2 interfaces. > > > What I'm trying to figure out with my very limited knowledge in this > area, is there a product out there that would let me get around two of > my problems I'd indicated above? Any help or direction would be > welcomes and appreciated. Thank you so much. > > j > > probably possible to build a custom format/voltage converter, but I doubt that the cost would be economic for a few panels. It would almost certainly be more cost effective to find a source of the original panels. There are dealers that specialise in this sort of thing. D Posted Via Nuthinbutnews.Com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.nuthinbutnews.com | ||||||||||||||||
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> LCD screen with replacement LCD panels. I've come across couple of
> problems and would like some assistance getting around these problems
> with very little costs.
>
> a) I found that the original TFT panel I'm trying to replace (LTA170WP)
> takes in 5V where as my replacement panels (2 X LTN170WX-L01 and 1 X
> LTN170WA-L01) both take in 3.3Volts.
>
> b) I also found that the LVDS connectors are wider on my replacement
> panels. According to original panel's specs here
>
>