Display Pixels640 x 480 (VGA) ~ 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA)
Sync SignalSeparate SYNC for TTL (N or P)
Pixel clock165MHz (Max)
Video InputAnalog 0.7Vp-p
Display Pixels640 x 480 (VGA) ~ 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA)
Input connectorD-SUB 15 pin & DVI-D
Audio Jack
OSD
User9
Analog :
H : 30kHz~94kHz
Digital :
H : 30kHz~94kHz
Input Impedance 75Ω
(OPTIONAL) Audio input 3.6F
Contrast , Brightness , Position ,Clock ,Phase
,Analog/Digital,RESET, Color , Language select , etc.
≦ H±1kHz, ≦ V±1Hz
SPEC
The AC input shall have an IEC/CEE-22 type male
power receptacle for connection to mains power.
The power cord shall be with length of 1.8+/-0.005
meters.
The signal cable shall be 1.80.005 meters long.
+/-
At the end of the cable shall be a molded-over,
shielded,triple row, 15 position, D-subminiature
connector. The CPU connection shall have captive
screw locks, which will be adequate for hand
tightening. The monitor connection may use small
screws.
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Connector P in Assignm ent
DSUB
P inSig n a lP inSig n a lP inSig n a l
Red-Video
1
G reen-V ideo
2
Blue-Video
3
NC
4
DDC-GND
5
Connector Pin D escription
D-SUB Pin Description
PinNam eDe s cription
1R ed-VideoRed video signalinput.
2G reen-VideoGreen video signal input.
3B lue -V id eoB lue v ide o s ign al in pu t.
4GNDGround
5DDC -GNDDDC ground for the VESA DDC2Bi function.
6Red- GN DA nalog signal ground for the R e d video .
7G reen-GN DAnalog signal ground for the Green video.
8Blue- GN DA na log signal ground for the Blue video .
9+ 5 V+5V input from host system for the V ES A DD C 2B i function.
10Sync-GNDSignalground
11GN DGround
12DDC _SDAS DA signalinput for the VESA DDC B2i function.
13H - S YN CHorizontalsignalinput from the host system.
14V - S YN CVerticalsignal input from the host system.
15DDC -SC LSCL signalinput for the VESA DDC 2Bi function.
6
7
8
9
10
Red-GND
Green-GND
Blue-GND
+5V
Sync-GN D
11
12
13
14
15
NC
DDC-SDA
H-SYNC
V-SYNC
DDC-SCL
DVI-I / DVI-D (If using DVI-D cable, C1, C2, C3, C4, C5 is NC)
PinSignalPinSignalPinSignal
RX2-
1
RX2+
2
GND
3
NC
4
NC
5
SCL
6
SCA
7
Analog V-Sync (NC)
8
RX1-
9
RX1+
10
DVI-I / DV I-D C on nectorPin Description
Pin NameDes cr ip tionPin NameDescription
1 RX2- TM D Slink #0channel#2 differen ti alpair16 HPHot pl u gg i n g
2 RX2+ TM D S l i n k #0channel#2 diff eren tialpair17 RX0- TMDSlink #0channel#0 differe nti alpair
3 GND GND for no link sha re18 RX0+ TMDS link #0 c hannel #0 diffe rential pa ir
4 NCNC19 GND GND for no link shar e
5NC NC20NC NC
6 SCL Clock li nefor DDCinterface21 NCNC
7 S DA Da ta line fo r DDC inter face22 GN D Clo ck shie ld
Analo g
8
V-s ync for ana log inter face23 RXC + TMDS c lock d ifferent ial pair
V- Sync
9 RX1- TMDS link #0 c hannel #1 differ ential pair24 RXC- TMDS clock d ifferent ial pair
14 5V+5V i npu t f romhost systemfor DD C2Bfunction .C5
15 GND Groun d(U si n gas Detect Cabl e)
GND
11
NC
12
NC
13
5V
14
GND
15
HP
16
RX0-
17
RX0+
18
GND
19
NC
20
Analo g
Red
Analo g
Gre en
Analo g
Blue
Analo g
H-S ync
Analo g
GND
NC
21
GND
22
RXC+
23
RXC-
24
Analog Red (NC)
C1
Analog Green (NC)
C2
Analog Blue (NC)
C3
Analog H-Sync (NC)
C4
GND
C5
Analo gRe d signal
Analo gGr een signa l
Analo gBlu e signal
H-s ync for analo gint erface
Analo gGN D
1.3.2.1 Video Signal Amplitudes
The three video inputs consist of Red ,Green , and Blue
signals, each with its own coaxial cable terminated at the
monitor. These video signals are analog levels, where 0
V corresponds to black , and 700 mV is the maximum
signal amplitude for the respective color, when each
signal is terminated by a nominal 75.0 ohms .For a given
monitor luminance levels are measured using this
defined video amplitud driving a monitor meeting the
termination requirements .The signal amplitude is not to
be readjusted to compensate for variations in termination
impedance.
1.3.2.2 Video Signal Termination Impedance
This analog video signal termination shall be 751%
which shall be resistive with a negligible reactive
component
.
1.3.2.3 Synchronization ( Sync ) Signals
The Horizontal Sync (HS) TTL signal is used to initiate
the display of a horizontal line. HS may be either active
high or active low, depending upon the timing .The
Vertical Sync (VS) TTL signal is used to initiate the
display of a new frame .VS may be either active high or
active low, depending on the timing
1.3.2.4 Sync Signal Levels
The monitor must accept sync signals from both 3.3 and
5 volt TTL logic families.The inputs shall sense a logic 0
when the input is 0.8 volt or less and shall sense a logic
1 when the input is 2.0 volts or greater. In addition to
these level requirements, there shall also be a minimum
of 0.3 volt hysteresis provided for noise immunity
(typically by using a Schmitt Trigger input ).That is , the
input level at which the monitor actually detects a logic 0
shall be at least 0.3 volt lower than the level at which it
actually detects a logic 1.If the monitor sync processing
circuits are designed around the 3.3 volt logic family
,then the sync inputs must be 5 volt tolerant .
1.3.2.5 Sync Signal Loading
TTL input loading shall be equivalent to one TTL input
load. When logic 0 is asserted by a sync input , the
maximum current source from any single monitor sync
input to the driver is 1.6 mA .When logic 1 is asserted ,
the maximum current source from the driver to any
single monitor sync input is 400 uA .
Ω+/-
1.3.2 Video Input Signals
No. SymbolItemM in
FhScanning H orizontal Frequency3094 kHzM inim um range
1
FvScanning V ertical Frequency5576 H zM inimum range
2
V ihH iL evel Input25Note 1)
3
V ilLow L evel Input00.8 VN ote 1)
4
V ideo RG B A nalog V ideo L evel0.00.71.0 V
5
N o te 1 ) S c hm itt-T rig g er s In p u t , S upported 3.3V device H (& V) sync output from PC .
Video Input Signal
Normal
Max UnitRemark
75Ωto G round
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1.3.2.6 Abnormal Signal Immunity
The monitor shall not be damaged by improper sync
timing , pulse duration , or absence of sync , or
abnormal input signal amplitude ( video and/ or sync
too large or too small) , or any other anomalous
behavior of a graphics card video generator when
changing modes , or when any combination of input
signals is removed or replaced . Additionally , under
these conditions , the monitor shall not cause
damage to the driving source
1.3.3 User Controls and Indicators
1.3.3.1Power On / Off Switch
The monitor shall have a power control switch
visible and accessible on the front of the monitor .
The switch shall be marked with icons per IEC 417 ,
# 5007 and # 5009.The switch shall interrupt the DC
supply to the monitor
1.3.3.2 Power Indicator LED
The monitor shall make use of an LED type
indicator located on the front of the monitor .
The LED color shall indicate the power states as
given in Table 1.
Table 1
FunctionLED Color
Full PowerBlue color
SleepOrange color
1.3.3.3 On-Screen Display
The Lite-ON On Screen Display system shall be
used , controlled by a Menu button. If the buttons
remain untouched for OSD turn off time while
displaying a menu , the firmware shall save the
current adjustments and exit. Also, if the video
controller changes video mode while the OSD is
active, the current settings shall be saved
immediately, the OSD turn off, and new video mode
is displayed.
Description
KeyWhen no OSD display OSD Displayed
Menu Display
MENU
Speaker Volume/Plus
>
(with Audio)
Speaker Volume/Minus
<
(with Audio)
Auto Adjust Function
Auto
EEmpoweringMenu or sub.menu EXIT/Scenario mode
1. To display the OSD menu on the screen.
2. To select the OSD sub-Menu
1. Back-forward selection of the OSD menu.
2. Decrease the value after sub-menu selected.
1. Forward selection of the OSD menu.
2. Increase the value after sub-menu selected.
Menu or sub.menu auto adjust
1.3.3.4 OSD adjustment
ITEMCONTENT
BRIGHTNESSBack light Luminance of the LCD panel is adjusted.
CONTRASTA gain o f R , G and B signal is adjusted.
AUTO CONTRASTA gain of R , G and B signal auto adjust.
CLOCKThe ratio of dividing frequency of the dot clock is adjusted.
PHASEThe phase of the dot clock is adjusted.
H-POSITIONThe indication screen is horizontally moved right and left (1 Pixels pitch).
V-POSITIONThe indication screen is vertically moved up and down (1 Pixels pitch).
AUTO ADJUSTClock system auto adjustment, about under 8 sec.
COLOR BALANCE Select three kinds of modes. ( USER /WARM / Cold ).
OSD POSITIONThe OSD indication position can be adjusted.
OSD LANGUAGE
RECALL DEFAULTS All data copy from factory shipment data.
OSD DURATIONAdjust OSD menu off time range from10~120 second.
POWER-SAVE
INFORMATION
NOTE : OSD MENU SEE APPENDIX A
※
Select the language used for the OSD menu among English , French ,
Italian , Deutsch and Spanish.
Back light of the LCD panel is cut when the signal is not input (AC line
power consumption 2W or less).
The frequency of the horizontal / vertical synchronizing signal under the
input is indicated.
1.3.4 Monitor Modes and Timing Capability
1.3.4.1 Format and Timing
The monitor shall synchronize with any vertical
frequency from 55 to 76 Hz , and with any
horizontal frequency from 30 to 94KHz. If the input
frequency is out of the above – specified range,
the monitor shall display a warning screen
indicating that the input frequency is out of range.
Under no circumstances shall any combination of
input signals cause any damage to the monitor .
1.3.4.2 Factory Assigned Display Modes
There are 24 factory pre-set frequency video
modes. These modes have a factory pre-set for all
characteristics affecting front-of-screen
performance. When the system is powered-
on,previously stored screen parameters for a pre-
defined mode will be recalled if the operating
mode is one of those stored in memory. If the
operating mode is not one of those stored in
memory, the monitor CPU will select the PRESET
timing for a mode that is the next lowest in
horizontal scanning frequency to the mode being
currently used. The screen parameters may be
adjusted by the use of the front bezel controls and
then may be saved as a user defined mode. The
monitor shall include all the preset video timings
shown in the following page.(Please see Note.(3) )
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1.3.4.3 Mode Recognition Pull-in
The monitor shall recognize preset modes within a
range of +/-1KHz whichever is less for horizontal ;
and within +/-1Hz for vertical.
1.3.4.4 User Display Modes
In addition to the factory pre-set video modes,
provisions shall be made to store up to 9 user
modes. If the current mode is a user mode, the
monitor shall select its previously stored settings.
If the user alters a setting, the new setting will be
stored in the same user mode. The user modes
are not affected by the pre-set command. If the
input signal requires a new user mode, storage of
the new format is automatically performed during
user adjustment of the display (if required).(
Please see Note.(4) )
Preset timing Chart
Preset Timing C hart
Item Reso lu tion
1720 x 40031.47270.428.325-+VG A
2640 x 48031.46959.9425.175--VGA
3640 x 48037.57531.5--VESA
4648 x 50031.234 57.73531.234++M AC
5800 x 60037.87960.340++VESA
6800 x 60046.8757549.5++VESA
71024 x 768 48.3636065--VESA
81024 x 768 60.0237578.75++VE SA
9 1280 x 1024 63.98160108++V ESA
10 1280 x 1024 79.97675135++VESA
11 1440 x 900 55.46959.0188.75+- CVT -RB
12 1440 x 900 55.935 59.887106.5-+CVT
13 1440 x 900 70.63574.98136.75-+CVT
141280 x 720456074.25++ CEA -861
15 1280 x 800 49.7026083.5-+CVT
16 1280 x 800 62.79575106.5-+CVT
17 1600 x 12007560162++V ESA
18 1600 x 1200 74.00659.924130.25+- CVT-RB
19 1600 x 1200 93.7575202.5++/- V ESA
20 1680 x 1050 65.2959.954 146.25-+CV T
21 1680 x 1050 64.674 59.883119+- CVT-RB
22 1680 x 1050 82.306 74.892187-+CVT
23 1920 x 1200 74.03859.95154+- CVT-RB
24 1920 x 1200 74.556 59.885 193.25+-CV T
NOTE : (1)76≦FV≦86 : monitor can display but doesn't guarantee.
(2) fV < 55, or fV > 86 : warning invalid mode.
(3) Factory model :
(4)Usermode:
(5) Internal F actory Reset and OSD Factory R ese t beh avior.
H-Sync V-Sync Band W idth
(KH z)(H z)(MHz )HV
After we first burn the code into the flash, every preset-modelw e run first must do auto-adjusting.
Then it'llnot do auto-adjust again w hen we changed preset-mode back including A C on/off DC on/off.
The only way that preset-mod e do auto-adjust again is press '' Internal Factory Reset''.
The code should m emorize 9 timing mode exclusive of preset-modes as use mode and do auto-adjusting.
When user set a new m ode that is not among previously. It'll do auto-adjusting then be solved to user mod
The new m ode w ill overwrite the first m emo rized user modes.
The user modes be cleared is sam e as Factory mode. Just do '' Internal Factory R eset''.
■ Digital inputs (DVI, HDMI): Conflicting video- and PC
timings are to be treated as Video timings with one
exception: 640x480p/60Hz timing to be treated as PC-timing.
■
Analog input (VGA) treats all timings as PC-timings.
1.3.5 Controller Requirements
1.3.5.1 General Requirements
The monitor shall include a controller capable of
converting the analog RGB signal from a standard
WUXGA resolution video controller in the CPU to a
signal which can be displayed on the panel. The
controller will include a PLL, A/D converters, LVDS
transmitter and other circuitry necessary to perform
its function. The PLL shall be stable enough to
ensure that a static image from the CPU is placed
in the same physical location on the flat panel in
each frame.
1.3.5.2 Video Stretching
The monitor shall contain provisions to “stretch” the
video signal, so that an input signal from the
computer in any resolution smaller than 1920 x
1200 is automatically expanded to fill the entire
screen.
1.3.5.3 Panel Timing and Interface
The controller supplied with the monitor shall
control all panel timing. This controller shall
adequately insulate the monitor from the computer,
so that no possible combination of input signals
from the computer shall cause damage to the flat
panel or any other component of the monitor. The
LCD panel interface shall support the TFT
standard.
1.3.6 DC - AC Inverter Requirements
The DC-AC inverter is on the power board. The
frequencies used by the DC-AC inverter used to power the
backlight shall be chosen so as to prevent any noticeable
effects on the flat panel (such as a rolling effect).
1.3.7 Power Supply Requirements
The AC to DC converter power supply for the monitor shall
be an external AC to DC converter ”brick” This brick shall
have an IEC receptacle for main power input and a pin - in
---socket for DC power out. The brick shall provide
sufficient power for both the monitor and the backlight
assembly, and shall meet requirements specified in Table
2.
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Table 2
o
C, and nominal input line
Input Voltage Range
Input Frequency Range
Power Consumption
Line Fus e
Initi al Cold Sta rt
Inrush Current
Hot Start Cycle
Under Voltage
Line Transient
AC to DC Converter Requirements
The operating range shall be from 90 to 132 and 195 to 265 AVC
sinusoidal for all models specified.
Input power frequency range sha;; be from 47.5 to 63 Hz over the
specified input voltage range.
Power consumption for the monitor shall be less than 46W over the
specified voltage and frequency ranges. In suspend or sleep mode
the power consumption will be less than 2W.
The AC input shall be fused and become electrically open as a result
on an unsafe current level. The fuse many not be user replaceable.
The power supply shall start and function properly when under full
load, with worst case conditions of input voltage, input frequenct,
operating temperature, and cold backlight lamps.
The inrush current must be limited to 30A when operated at
120VAC, and 50A when operated at 220VAC. Inrush current is
measured at an ambient temperature of 25
temperature stabilized in the power-off.
The power supply shall be damaged when switched ON for one
second and OFF for one second for seven consecutive after
operating for one hour at full load, 25
voltage.
The power supply shall contain protection circuitry such that the
application of an input voltage below the minimum specified in this
table shall not cause damage to the power supply unit nor cause
failure of the input.
The power supply shall operate within IEC 801-4 (± 1KV) and IEC
801-5 (± 2KV) for the dom estic U.S. version. The UPS power
supply shall operate and comply with CE mark.
1.3.8 Display Communications Channel
The monitor assembly shall provide a display
communications channel that conforms to VESA
DDC2Bi hardware requirements. This configuration
shall contain the 128-byte EDID file as specified by
VESA EDID standard.The monitor should not write to
the EDID file for the first two minutes of operation
following power-up UNLESS some action taken by the
user or the host CPU forces the write (for instance,
requesting the serial number via the OSD).
Furthermore, it is recommended that CMOS switches
be incorporated to isolate the DDC IC from outside
connections while the EDID Fault Management is
being updated. This is to prevent corruption of the data
by attempts to read the data while it is being changed.
1.3.9 Firmware Update Function (same ISP function)
The update firmware need through from the D-Sub
connector, use DDC I2C bus to do update firmware.
1.4 PANEL ELECTRICAL
1.4.1 General Requirements
The panel used as the display device shall be an
WUXGA resolution, 24W TFT-LCD. This panel shall be
approved for use in this monitor.
o
C, with the unit
1.4.2 Panel Timings
The controller included with the monitor shall translate all
video timings from the CPU that meet the timing
requirements listed in Panel specification into timings
appropriate for the panel. Under no circumstances may the
controller supply the panel with timings that may result in
damage. The controller shall insulate the panel from the
CPU , so that the panel shall always be driven per it's own
specification regardless of the timings being sent from the
CPU.
1.4.3 Polarizer Hardness
The outer face of the front polarizer panel shall be
covered with a coating witha#3hardness value
1.4.4 Backlight Requirements
1.4.4.1 General Requirements
The backlight assembly shall be designed to
support field replacement at the customer site or
authorized service center. The lamps shall have a
continuous operating life of at least 40,000 hours at
25. The operating life is defined as having ended
when the illumination of light has reached 50% of
the initial value. The lamps shall extend a sufficient
amount from the edge of the light guide that
sputtering over the life of the lamps shall not cause
degradation of the luminance uniformity (such as
non-illuminated bands along the edges of the
display).
1.4.4.2 Lamps Startup Time
The backlight lamps shall start about 2 sec of the
time the monitor power switch is pressed or the
monitor is restarted from a power - down mode
.The starting time shall stay about 2 sec. for the
minimum expected life of the lamps.
Test conditions are as follows :
Ambient Light ----------------------< 1.0 lux
Temperature-------------------------- 10
℃
Inactive Time -----------------------> 24 hours
1.4.5 Defects
1.4.5.1 Visual Inspection
The LCD panel shall be inspected with all pixels
set to white,black , red , green , and blue. The color
variation, brightness variation , and overall
appearance must not be perceived as poor quality
by Lite-On . Areas and / or parameters considered
questionable shall be subjected to detailed
measurements .
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1.4.5.2 Display Degradation
Over the life of the product , variation of the parameters
specified in Panel specification shall be maintained
within reasonable limits.The panel must not exhibit any
significant defects while in operation ( excluding the
CCFL operation ).This does not in any way change the
warranty given by the panel manufacturer .
1.4.5.3 Light Leakage
Except for the active display area , there shall be no
light emission visible from any angle from any other part
of the display . For this test , the ambient illumination
must follow panel's specification.
1.4.5.4 Allowable Defects
No cosmetic defects are allowed except those specified
below.The conditions of visual inspections are as follows
For 24W Series.
■
Viewing distance is to be approximately 35-50cm
■
Ambient illumination is to be 300 to 700 lux.
■
Viewing angle shall be at 90 degree.
■
Defects not apparent within one minute shall be
ignored.
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1.4.5.6 Smudges, Streaks and Smears
When viewing the panel oriented so as to maximize
reflected light , there shall be no visible smudging ,
streaking, smearing or other nonuniformity from
contaminants ,fingerprints,or defects in any of the
visible surfaces. This is independent of whether the
unit is operating or off .
1.4.5.7 Other Defects
Undefined defects that are considered to be
rejectable by Lite–On will be reviewed by Lite-On as
they become apparent. These panels will be referred
to the Lite - On Corporate / Manufacturer Purchasing
Agreement for disposition.
1.4.5.8 LCD Inspection
Put LCD panel on inspection table and illuminate the
panel with a daylight fluorescent lamp located above
the panel surface such that the luminance at the
LCD panel is between 1000 lux and 1500 lux .Defect
limits are given in Table 4 .
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1.4.5.5 Defect Terminology
Table 3 gives the descriptive terms used in classifying
defects.
Spots or lines that app ear dark in the display patterns and are
Dark / Spots /Lines
BrightS pots / L ines
PolarizerScratch
PolarizerD ent
R u bb in g L ine
New ton RingThe “rainbow” effect caused by non-uniform cell thickness.
us ua lly the re su lt o f c o nta m ina tio n. D ef ec ts d o n o t v ary in
size o r inten s ity ( co n tras t) w he n co n tras t v o ltag e is var ied .
Contrast variation can be achieved through the u se of varying
gray shade patterns.
Spo ts o r lines that app ear light in the display patterns.
D ef ec ts d o no t v ary in size o r in ten sity (co n tras t) w h en
contrast voltage is varied. Co ntrast variation can be achieved
through the use of varying gray sh ade patterns.
W h en th e un it lig h ts, lines a pp e ar ligh t (w h ite) w ith d isp lay
pa tte rn s da rk an d d o n o t va ry in siz e. P hy sic a l d a m ag e to th e
polarizer that do es not dam age the glass
W h en th e u n it ligh ts, s po ts a p pe ar ligh t (w hite ) w ith d isp la y
pa ttern s d ark an d do n ot v ary in siz e. P h ysic al d am ag e to the
polarizer that do es not dam age the glass.
Horizontal or diagonal lines that appear gray with the display
patterns dark and m ay have resulted from an “out of control”
rub b in g pro ce ss o n the p o lyim ide o r “w a ve s” o n the B E Fs o r
prism sheets.
W h en th e un it lig h ts, var iatio n / n o n – un ifo rm ity
(sp lotc h ine ss ) a pp e ars ligh t (w h ite) w ith th e dis pla y an d
m ight vary in size.
W h en th e un it lig h ts, line( s) in the m o n ito r (v e rtica l) o r m a jor
(ho riz o nta l) a x is ap pe ar dim , bu t n o t c om p lete ly on o r off.
W h en th e un it lig h ts, lines in b oth th e m ino r an d m a jo r a x is
do not appear.
Average Diameter smaller of
(L+W)/2 or L/20+2W
< 0.1mmNon countableN / A
0.1 mm ~ 0.3 mm1015 mm
0.31 mm ~ 0.5 mm1015 mm
0.51 mm ~ 1.25 mm515 mm
1.26 mm ~ 2.5 mm325.4 mm
2.51 mm ~ 3.75 mm325.4 mm
Greater than 3.75 mmNONENot applicable
Note : Allowable distance between spots of two sizes is the minimum separation
number for the smaller spot. Therefore, if there are two spots, 1.30mm and 0.4mm
in diameter, they must be at least 15mm apart.
Acceptable NumberMinimum Separation
1.5 Optical Characteristics
Depends on the LCD supplier's spec. Details refer to QA
Inspection Spec.
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Outline:
The description for control function:
2 OSD Menu
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3. Exploded Diagram
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4. Assembly and Disassembly Procedures
4.1 Assembly procedures:
Connect the cable between power board(P802)
S1
S2
and interface board (P301)
Connect the function key cable into interface
board(P303)
Connect the cable between power board(P803)and
inverter board (Cn001)
Connect the FFC cable into interface board
P301
P303
Take a bracket chassis base on a protective
cushion and stick an insulator on the specific
position, take a power board and turn it over. Then,
put it on the specific positions of bracket chassis
base.
P802
P803
CN01
S4
S5
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver screwed the
No.1~4 screws till that interface board and bracket
chassis base firmly attached.
(No1~4 screw size=M3x6; Torque=9~10KGFxCM).
3
4
Take the key function cable out from the hole
shown as photo
Fix the function key cable with a PVC tape
2
1
S3
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver screwed the
No.1~5 screws till that power board and bracket
chassis base firmly attached.(No1~4 screw
size=M3x6; No5 screw size=M4x8;
Torque=9~10KGFxCM).
4
1
2
3
5
S6
Turn over the bracket chassis base then fix the
inverter board
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver screwed the
No.1~4 screws till that inverter board and bracket
chassis base firmly attached.
(No1~4 screw size=M3x6; Torque=9~10KGFxCM).
12
3
4
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4. Assembly and Disassembly Procedures (continued)
Connect cable into inverter board(CN001)
Take an inverter shielding bracket to cover the
inverter board
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver screwed the
No.1~6 screws till that inverter shielding bracket
and bracket chassis base firmly attached.
(No1~6 screw size=M3x4; Torque=9~10KGFxCM).
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S8
4
CNOO1
5
6
Connect the FFC cable to the connector of the LCD
panel.
1
2
3
S10
Plug in parallel direction
Angel < 5 degrees
Take lamp cables out from the holes shown as the
photo.
S9
Turn the monitor faced down and put it on the
bracket chassis module till both parts firmly
Connect FFC cable to LCD panel. There are
two locks over here when plugging in should be
noticed
S11
Plug 6 lamp cables to the connectors of inverter
board.
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4. Assembly and Disassembly Procedures (continued)
S12
S13
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver screwed the
No.1~4 screws on both side and assemble the
LCD panel and bracket chassis module.
(No1~4 screw size=M3x6;
Torque=2.5KGFxCM).
1
3
2
4
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver screwed the
No.1~2 screws. (No1~2 screw size=M4x10;
Torque=5~7KGFxCM).
1
2
S16
S17
Take a key function board to hook with front
bezeland connect to key function cable.
rc otaua
Put a ear over n he ssembled nit nd
pmlaf
ress on forceechanisms ocked nd irmly
attached
.
S14
S15
Use a Hex-head andscrewdriver
Phillips-head
screwed the DVI , D-SUB and HDMI connectors
(No.1~4 Hex Nut screws
Size=M3x8;Torque=6.5KGFxCM).
±0.5
(No.5 screw size=M3x8;
Torque=KGFxCM).
5
6.5
±0.5
4
2
3
1
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver screwed the
No.1~2 screws. (No1~2 screw size=M3x6;
Torque=5~7KGFxCM).
S18
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
Assemble the stand upper side to the rear cover
through the way of screwing 4 screws till both
units firmly attached.
(No1~4 Screw Size=M4x10;
KGFxCM).
1
Torque=13
1
2
2
3
1
4
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S19
S20
Assemble the hinge cover into both two sides
Stick a screen card on the front bezel with two
tapes.
S23
S24
Take two cushion foams; one is held the above
side of LCD monitor, and another is held the
below side.
Put accessories of stand, DVI cable, and
user’s manual ,power cable on specific
positions as photo below.
S21
S22
Stick Vista and TC003 label on the correct
position the same as below photo
Take a LDPE+EPE bag to cover the LCD
monitor.
S25
PUT CABLE IN THIS POSITION
PUT USER S
MANUAL IN THIS
POSITION
Move previous assembled parts into the carton then
stick Vista and feature label on the carton then
packing the carton
FEATURE LABEL
VISTA LABEL
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4. Assembly and Disassembly Procedures (continued)
4.2 Disassembly procedures
Open the carton with a proper tool.
S1
Take out all accessories including D-SUB cable
S2
power cable, DVI cables, user’s manual, and
packing material from the carton.
(Note: It depends on whether users returning
the accessories.)
PUT CABLE IN THIS POSITION
FEATURE LABEL
VISTA LABEL
S4
S5
ut returned unit on a protective cushion,then
P
remove LDPE+EPE bag.
Tear off tapes to remove the screen protector
card then turn over the LCD monitor (screen
faced down),
Disassemble the stand cover.
S3
Take off two cushion foams
PUT USER S
MANUAL IN THIS
POSITION
S6
S7
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver unscrew 4 screws
to release the stand base.
(No1~4 Screw Size=M4x10;
Torque=13KGFxCM).±1
2
3
Turn over the LCD monitor (screen faced up).
1
4
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4. Assembly and Disassembly Procedures (continued)
Put the dissembled monitor closed to by myself
RIGHT SIDE
UP SIDE
LEFT SIDE
Wedge your finger between the front bezel and
the panel, then pry up on the front bezel to
disengage the locking mechanism.
DOWN SIDE
S9
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Hold the one upside corner of the front bezel after
separating the upside of the front bezel
Using properly force to pull up front bezel that will
let the locking mechanism of left side, right side
and down side separated
Hold one side of down side that had been
separated from front bezel
Use properly force to pull up front bezel
Insert steel rule between panel and front bezel
.Using properly force to let the locking
mechanism of front bezel and rear cover
separated
Separating all of the locking mechanism of the
front bezel in turn
S10
S11
Unhook the key function board from front bezel,
disconnect the key function cable
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4. Assembly and Disassembly Procedures (continued)
S12
S13
Use a Hex-head screwdriver unscrewed 5 screws to
release the DVI ,D-SUB and HDMI connectors
(No1~4Hex Nut screws
Size=M3x8;Torque=6.5 0.5KGFxCM).
(No.5 screw size=M3x8; Torque=
2
5
4
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver unscrewed the
No.1~2 screws to lease power plug
(No1~2 screw size=M3x10; Torque=5~7KGFxCM).
6.5 0.5KGFxCM).
1
3
S15
S16
Unplug 6 lamp cables
Disconnect the FFC cable to the connector of
panel.
Use finger to push the lock according to arrow
direction then take out the FFC cable
S14
1
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver unscrewed the
No.1~4 screws to disassemble the LCD panel
and bracket chassis module.
(No1~4 screw size=M3x6;
Torque=2.5KGFxCM).
1
3
2
2
Take out lamp cables right through the No.1-3
S17
4
square holes and separate the bracket chassis
module and LCD panel apart.
1
2
3
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S18
S19
Examine the panel surface accoring to inspection
criteria. Put it aside.
Disconnect the cable from inverter board
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver unscrewed the
No.1~8 screws
(No1~6 screw size=M3x4; Torque=9~10KGFxCM).
(No7~8 screw size=M3x6; Torque=5~7KGFxCM).
Remove inverter shielding bracket
S21
S22
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver unscrewed the
No.1~4 screws to release the interface board.
(No1~4 screw size=M3x6; Torque=9~10KGFxCM).
3
4
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver unscrewed the
No.1~5 screws to disassemble the power board.
(No 1~4 screw size=M3x6; No 5 screw
size=M4x8; Torque=9~10KGFxCM).
2
1
S20
8
7
3
6
2
5
1
4
Use a Phillips-head screwdriver unscrewed the
No.1~4 screws
(No1~4 screw size=M3x6; Torque=9~10KGFxCM).
Remove the inverter board
12
S23
1
2
3
Disconnect all of the cable
P301
4
5
3
4
P303
P802
CN01
P803
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5.1 No display on the screen (Screen is black and colour of LED is amber.)
Does OSM display upon pressing
the “MENU” button?
OK
Check if the sync signal output
from connected computer and the
video cable is connected properly
OK
Proceed to “5.4 Abnormal Screen” section.
NG
NG
Proceed to “5.5 Abnormal OSM display” section.
Input the sync signal of computer, or change to a
standard shipped cable for cross test.
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5. Troubleshooting (continued)
5.2 Nothing displays on the screen (Screen is black and colour of LED is blue.)
Check if the backlight is
slightly lightened from upper
corners (right/left) of LCD
panel
OK
Proceed to “5.3 Checking the backlight unit” section
NG
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Does RGB video
signals output
from connected PC host?
OK
Check if OSM menu
is displayed upon pressing the
“MENU” key
OK
Proceed to “5.4 Abnormal Screen” section.
Check if 3.3V is
supplied from I301 pin2; 2.5V is
supplied from I303, pin2, and
the 1.8V power is supplied from
I302 pin2.
NG
NG
OK
1. Change pattern of video signal outputs from
the PC host to optimum resolution.
2. Reconnect the video cable.
3. Cross-test the other workable video cable.
Check if video signal cable
is connected properly between
LCD monitor and PC host
OK
Check if the
NG
Voltage on I301, I303,
I320 pin3 is high DC
level at 5V.
OK
Failure Point
The cable is disconnected.NG
Failure Point
NG
1.Printedwireisbrokenbetween
P301 pin1, pin2, pin3, pin4 and
I301, I303, I320.
2. Check power board
Check all LVDS signal pins;
output from I314
OK
Failure Point
1. The cable is broke between
P306 and LCD panel.
2. LCD panel is defected.
NG
Failure Point
I301, I302, I303, or I320 is
damaged.
Failure Point
Printed wire is broke or short
between P306, I314
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5.3 Check the backlight unit
5. Troubleshooting (continued)
Check the BKLT_EN signal of
rectangle input P301 pin11 at TTL
high level.
OK
Check the PWM signal
supplied from I314
pin251 is a PWM,
pulse-width modulation.
OK
Failure Point
Inverter of LCD module is defected.
NG
Does the I306 pin16
output a TTLvoltage level
at “H” status? <or> Is BKLT_EN
signal of the rectangle being
OK
Failure Point
1. Printed wire is broke
between I314 pin251 and P301.
NG
2. I314 is defected.
output?
Printed wire is broken
between I306 pin16 and
NG
P301.
Failure Point
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5.4 Abnormal Screen:
5. Troubleshooting (continued)
Check R.G.B video signals
output from PC host
to D-Sub R.G.B connector
OK
Check the R.G.B signals
on I314 pin40, pin42, and pin45 which
should have voltage level at 0.7Vpp
max.
Failure Point
1. Check connected PC host if there’s no R.G.B
NG
NG
signals output.
2. Video signal cable disconnected.
Failure Point
Green, Blue, Red signals are flow in the same
path. In the case, the Red signal is example.
1. Printed wire is broken between D-Sub [R] and
I314 pin45.
2. R391 is short.
3. C356 is open.
4. R390 is open.
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OK
Check all LVDS signal pins
of I314 whether if
output correct signals.
OK
Proceed to “5.8 Checking the resolution change
IC movement” section.
NG
Failure Point
1. The I314 is defected.
2. Printed wire is broken between I314 and P306.
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5.5 Abnormal OSM display - OSD Adjusment Problem
Check the input TTL level
whether if it was altered upon
pressing the function keys.
OK
Proceed to “5.4 Abnormal Section”
Failure Point
1. Printed wire is broken between P303 pin 2 and I306 pin 87.
NG
2. Printed wire is broken between P303 pin 3 and I306 pin 88.
3. Printed wire is broken between P303 pin 4 and I306 pin 89.
4. Printed wire is broken between P303 pin 5 and I306 pin 90.
5. Printed wire is broken between P303 pin 6 and I306 pin 22.
6. Printed wire is broken between P303 pin 7 and I306 pin 1.
7. C325, C326, C327, C328, C329,C330 is short.
8. R339, R340, R341, R342, R343, R346, R347, R348,
R349, R350 ,R351, R352 is short or open.
9. I306 is defected.
(Note: more than one components defected is possible.)
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5.6 Abnormal Plug and Play Operation
5.6.1 Abnormal DDC2 (D-SUB)
Confirm the output of serial
data on I312 pin6 synchronize SCLK at
5. Troubleshooting (continued)
TTL level
OK
Failure Point
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Failure Point
I312 is defectedNG
1. The host machine isn’t communicating in DDC2 mode.
2. The video cable may have defected or may not be established
connection for DDC.
3. The I312 pin6 and P304 pin15 may have no signal or incorrect.
4. The R374, R377 is open.
5. I312 pin6 is short.
6. The input source cable is defected.
7. Check I312 pin5 signal whether if correct.
5.6.2 Abnormal DDC2 (DVI)
data on I313 pin6 synchronize SCLK at
Failure Point
Confirm the output of serial
I313 is defectedNG
TTL level
OK
Failure Point
1. The host machine isn’t communicating in DDC2 mode.
2. The video cable may have defected or may not be established
connection for DDC.
3. The I313 pin6 and P305 pin6 may have no signal or incorrect.
4. The R393 or R397 is open.
5. I313 pin6 is short.
6. The input source cable is defected.
7. Check I313 pin5 signal whether if correct.
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5.7 Checking the interface circuit of sync signal
5.7.1 Checking the control circuit of horizontal sync pulse
Check the horizontal
sync signal on I314 pin46
TTL level
OK
Proceedto“5.8Checkingthe
resolution change IC movement”
section
5. Troubleshooting (continued)
1. Video cable is defected.
2. Printed wire is broken between P304 pin13 and I314 pin46.
3. FB305, R364, R363 is open.
NG
4. R371, C336, D305 is short.
5. I311 is defected.
Failure Point
5.7.2 Checking the control circuit of vertical sync pulse
Check the vertical sync
signal on I314 pin47 TTL level
OK
Proceed to “5.8 Checking the resolution
change IC movement” section
NG
Failure Point
1. Video cable is defected.
2. Printed wire is broken between P314 pin14 and I314 pin47.
3. FB306, R368, R369 is open or more than one component.
4. R370, C335, D303 is short.
5. I311 is defected.
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5. Troubleshooting (continued)
5.8 Checking the resolution change IC movement
Is there +3.3V
SuppliedonI314pin107,
pin48, pin61, pin250, pin12, pin70,
pin170, pin184, pin203, pin216,
pin236, pin252, pin20, pin28,
pin38, pin19, pin37,
pin131?
OK
Is there +1.8V
supplied on I314 pin16, pin22,
pin50, pin2, pin78, pin96, pin143,
pin160, pin181,
pin225
NG
NG
Proceed to “5.9 Checking the DC/DC converter
circuit” section
Proceed to “5.9 Checking the DC/DC converter
circuit” section
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OK
Is 14.318MHz
clock input to I314 pin35
and pin36 at TTL level
during power on?
OK
Is +3.3V supplied to
I314 pin9 at low level
(Reset again)?
OK
Failure Point
I314 is defected.
Is 14.318MHz clock output
NG
NG
Print wire is broken between I306
pin12 and I314 pin9.
from X302 pin1 at TTL level
during power on?
Failure Point
Print wire is broken between X302
pin1 and I314, pin36
Check the output
of 3.3V “H” pulse from
I306 pin12
OK
Failure Point
NG
Failure Point
X302 is defected.
Failure Point
I306 is defected.
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5.9 Checking the DC/DC converter circuit
5. Troubleshooting (continued)
Failure Point
Check if the 5V is output
from P301 pin1, pin2, pin3, pin4
to I301, I303, I320 pin3.
OK
Check if the 3.3V, 2.5V
and 1.8V line voltage is output
from I301, I302, I303 pin2
OK
Failure Point
Printed wire is broken
between I301, I302, I303
pin2, and I314 power supply
pin.
Printedwireisbrokenbetween
NG
P301 pin1, pin2, pin3, pin4 and
I301, I303, I320 pin3.
Is the output
NG
FB301 being supplied to
I301, I303, I320 pin3?
OK
Failure Point
I301, I303, I320 is defected.
NG
Failure Point
Printedwireisbroken
between I301, I303, I320
pin3 and output of FB301
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5.10 Checking the inverter board circuit
Does 22V output pin
have voltage around 20V?
Does On/Off pin have voltage over 3V?
Does brightness pin have voltage in
the range of 0V~3.2V?
OK
5. Troubleshooting (continued)
NG
Check F101, I101, Q110, Q111, Q112,
Q113 and repair them if be damaged
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Does I101 pin6 have 5V output?
OK
Does P101, P102, P103,
P104 be firmly connected?
OK
Does I101 pin4, pin5
have triangle pulse?
OK
Does I101 pin1 have soft
start edge up to 2.4V?
OK
Does I101 pin8 have
voltage up to 1.2V from output
detection?
NG
NG
NG
OK
Check I101 and repair them if be damaged
Check CCFL and repair if damage.NG
Check I101 and repair if damage
Repair 101
Check D102, D103, D107, D108, D114,
D115, D112, D113 and repair if damage.
NG
Does
half bridge (Q104,
Q105, Q106, Q107, Q108)
work successful?
OK
Does transformer
(T101, T102) have output AC
voltage to P101, P102, P103,
P104?
OK
Check panel module if damage
NG
NG
Check Q104, Q105, Q106, Q107, Q108 and
repair them if damage
Check T101 and T102 if damage
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5.11 HDMI signal check
5.11.1 No video
5. Troubleshooting (continued)
Check the TMDS signal
from computer input on
HDMI connector
OK
Check the TMDS signal of
I322
NG
Failure Point
I314 was damaged
Failure Point
NG
1.Check the host PC to see if there’s no TMDS
signal output
2.HDMI cabled disconnected. Reconnect the
cable till firmly connected
3.P311 is disconnected. Reconnect the cable
till firmly connected
Failure Point
OK
I322 was damaged.
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Hardware Configuration
Connect VGA
cable between
monitor and kit
Mstar ISP Utility Configuration:
Select AUTO DETECT button that will automatically detect
the device then shows “OK” on the right side.
S2. Press [Connect] button.
Connect printer
cable between
PC and kit
Launch the utility of “ISP_Tool Winbond 0315.exe”
Press Config button
There s a Dialog window shown on the screen. It is the
meaning of connection successful .
Check the video cable and ISP board (D-sub to Printer
port) between LCD monitor to PC host to see if it
disconnected.
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6. Firmware Upgrade Process (continued)
Press [Device] button to select the WP pin pull to high
during ISP““
Press [Read] button.
1. Press Read folder to browse firmware image.
2.The position according to where the firmware be put
Press [Run] button and waiting for firmware upgrade
completed .The screen will show “PASS”
Check firmware version
Turn off the power,then press force on “ POWER ” and “ E ”
button at the same time then press on “ MENU ”button to
enter factory mode
Note: Please pay attention ,Don’t change any parameter
which is measured by precise machine before shipping out
1
2
Press [Auto] button
When you writing F/W face on interrupting that cause monitor
shut down .
You can unplug AC power then press “AUTO”button and plug
AC power at the same time to solve this problem then re-write
F/W again.
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1 Writing EDID Procedure
Hardware Configuration:
1.)Connect the PRINTER PLUG of DDC FIXTURE with the
printer port of Desktop PC. (Refer to figure 1)
2.)Plug USB A PLUG of DDC FIXTURE to USB socket of
Desktop PC (Refer to figure 2)
3.)Extend the DVI cable on DVI EXTENDING SOCKET of DDC
FIXTURE. (Refer to figure 3)
4.1)Connect the D-sub plug of Chroma with D-SUB PLUG of
DDC FIXTURE (Refer to figure 4)
4.2) Take a video cable then connect the D-SUB PLUG and the
D-sub socket of monitor. (Refer to figure 5)
5.)Connect the extended DVI cable to DVI socket of monitor
(Refer to figure 5)
6.)Re-confirm all the connectors are connected well.
DVI EXTENDING
SOCKET
USB A
SOCKET
DVI EXTENDING
SOCKET
PRINTER PLUG
D-SUB PLUG
USB A
PLUG
2. Writing VGA/DVI Process
Chose the folder:”Acer-VGA&DVI” then double click
Select the “Acer-M1&M3-XPEDID-DVI-.exe” to execute it
3.Select Model: Key in password”cedid” then select model
which one you want to write EDID code that it depends on
panel type.
1
4
2
5
3
6
CAUTION: The timing of Chroma shall be setup at T254/ P41
before data recording. the detail setting parameter from
chroma .Please See below photo
cedid
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7. Writing EDID Process (continued)
4. Choose "WRITE" from menu then select "Scan S/N And
Write EDID And Test DDC”
5. Key in series number(22 characters) in the input column
Press write button after key in S/N
Writing HDMI Process
Chose the folder:”Acer-HDMI” then double click
Select the “acer HDMI.EXE” to execute it
According to the previous process(step3-step6) to write
HDMI-EDID.
6. When EDID was written successfully that will show below
message on the screen
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HDMI
DDC SCL D__
DDC SDA D__
Input
DDC
24LC02B
110 220v/
I321
AC
I302
33v 18v.-.
I320
5v 3 3v-.
I326
DC DC-
Power
Board
P301
Inverter Board
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Video
Input
Analog
Video
Input
P311
DVI D-
P305
DSUB
DDC SCL D1__
DDC SDA D1__
RGBHsVs,,, ,
DDC
24LC02B
I313
I322
Switch
TMDS
Scaler
MST 9259D
EM6A9320BI
DDR
I315
I314
LVDS
P306
LCD Module
LTM240CT03
LTM240CT01
PCB No.
P304
D SUB SCL__
D SUB SDA__
DDC
24LC02B
I312
14 3MHZ.
XTAL
MCU
W79L659A25FL
P303
I306
Flash
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I307
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C838
CON3
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R846
100
R0805
C830
102P 0805
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C857
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4700P 1KV/
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R879
100K 2W/
C843
D807
R874
VBUS
VBUS1
SG6901
103P 0805
X7R
X7R
C818
R847
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220
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R842
470P 0805
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R850
47U 50V/
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C833
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R853
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1N4148
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FB
VDD
510K
R1206
1
2
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I803
GATE
7
8
R0805
10
1N4148
R849
R0805
100
D810
21
R845
7N65C
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Q803
R877
D814
BEAD 6mm/
R1206
510K
R844
R1206
1
2
3
VA
1N4937 G-
D809
1KV X7R
2200P 250V/
100P
C812
C846
R75A
L805
R841
33.
CUT
641
PG108R
D808
2
P6KE150A
PQ2625
T805
FBPWM
R826
27K.
R0805
R828
100
R1206
100P 0805
C814
X7R
R825
10K
R827
IMP
VDD
6
15
C815 NC
R0805
47K
R0805
X7R
5
IPFC
RANGE
16
R830
102P 0805
IEA
OVP
C813
R0805
24K
3
4
RI
OTP
FBPFC
VEA
17
18
1U 1206
X7R
R824
2
19
C809
R1206
1
VRMS
IAC
20
R0805
I801
604K
R1206
R813
61 9K.
R1206
R1206
604K
R823
24M.
24M.
R812
X7R
1U 1206
R810
R811
C811
043 2W.
R815
C816
102P 0805
X7R
27K.
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102P 0805
C817
1011
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9
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12
8
FBPWM
GND
13
7
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OPFC
14
SCK055
R801
R1206
R803
510K
1
2
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C808
RING CHOKE
1
T803
2
680P 250V/
C829
1
C850
4700P 1KV
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4A 800V/
D802
043 2W.
R814
2
1uF 450V/
MEF P15/
MEF P15/
4
C855
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280uH
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R1206
-
+
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510K
3
4
3
4
3
1000P 250V/
680P 250V/
R802
C803
C849
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C802
C828
3
L
1
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T802
0 33U 275V./
F801
P801
C806
3 15AH250V.
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1N4007 G-
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R0805
R1206
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10K
R0805
C841
1000U 25V/
1000U 25V/
1000U 25V/
1000U 25V/
D816
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+
C839
+
C835
+
C836
28U.
+
C837
L803
10
52V.
D815
FCH30A10
20
R1206
X7R
220P 100V X7R/
C845
20
R1206
1U 1206
C826
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R872
R809
R0805
104P 0805
D817
X
X7R
R0805
C819
VDD
R831
10K
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1N4148
D805
21
R1206
R807
10K
1
10
R832
100
3
2200P 250V/
R1206
C805
680k
R805
150U 450V/
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6
C801
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R0805
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15K
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C810
X7R
R820
10
R0805
R0805
R0805
R829
100
R1206
10K
FBPWM
1N4148
R817
R821
200
033 2W.
R818
1KV X7R
100P
21
C847
D806
17A 800V/
Q801
R1206
R806
24K
C807
10
1
100P
+
R1206
4
100P 1KV
X7R
2
C848
R878
680k
100K 2W/
4700P 1KV/
C804
P6KE180A
D801
CUT
3
2
C858
5A 600V/
R869
BEAD 6mm/
D803
4
5
CUT
3
0221W.
5
PQ2625
T804
L804
L806
Q802
FQPF13N50C
BEAD 6mm/
R868
VBUSVBUS1
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T801
AP431 1%
R855
20K
R858
R859
4
LTV 817
1
I806
I807
VDD
R1206
47K.
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2200P 0805
X7R
Q806
KN2907A
R860
270
C840
R60A
R856
R60A
KN2222A
VAUX
VA
Q807
R875
100
R854
22K
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22B
R857
1K
R60A
123
PCB No.
R1206
x
R876
AP431 1%
R0805
18 7K 1.%
X7R
I805
R839
1U 1206
C820
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R0805
0 01U 0805.
C821
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1U 1206
C827
12
220P 1KV X7R
C822
20A 150V/
D813
R870
20 R1206
R871
20
R1206
1000U 35V/
C823
+
1000U 35V/
C824
+
L802
28U.
1000U 35V/
C825
+
24V
4
LTV817
I802
1
R836
23
1 2K 0805.
1K 0805
169K 1%
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R835
R822
47K.
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MMBT3904
TP445
TP20
TP21
LCD EN_3
47K
Q309
MMBT3906
D301
MM4148
R489
47K
TP19
TP446
GND
R30930KR488
220u 25V/
10K
C308
R307
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VCC LCD1_
TP14
FOR POWER SAVING CONTROL
OFF3
GND
220u 25V/
1
AIC1117A 33PYTR-
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C312
I301
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AUDIO EN_
AUDIO DET_
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BKLT ADJ_
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13
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GND
GND
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TP17
GND
TP1
TP13
R3010
GND
R5704 7K.
TP549
Q331
MMBT3904
TP546
10K
R568
+5V
VOUTVIN
TAB
23
4
C313
100u 10V/
GNDGNDGNDGND
1
2
3
I316 FDS4435
C309
01u.
TP18
23
Q302
AO3401
1
GND
C310
01u.
FB303
C311
01u.
R308
100K
4
5
6
H161R315 8-
7
8
5
6
H161R315 8-
7
8
3
M301
2
1
4
3
M302
2
1
PBY201209T 300Y S--
VCC LCD2_
VCC LCD2_
GND
TP15
TP16
1
AIC1084 33PMTR-
ADJ GND()
TAB
4
+5VD
I320
VOUTVIN
23
TO 263-
TP547
GND
GND
4
5
6
7
8
C535
47u.
TP544
C537
47u.
+5VD
+5VD
1
ADJ GND()
I326
AIC1117A 33PYTR-
C493
01u.
C301
01u.
C302
01u.
C304
01u.
C305
01u.
C306
01u.
C307
01u.
FB301PBY201209T 170Y S--
FB302PBY201209T 170Y S--
VCC LCD1_
+5V
R496100
R306100
R305100
SOT 223-
TP455
MMBT3904
Q325
Q315
MMBT3904
BKLT ADJ_6
10uF
TAB
4
C536
VOUTVIN
23
+3V3D
TP470
TP4
TP5
TP7
TP8
R304100 NC()
R303100 NC()
R3025 6K NC.( )
+3V3
TP9
TP10
TP11
TP12
AUDIO DET_3
PCB No.
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5
6
H161R315 8-
7
8
5
6
H161R315 8-
7
8
3
M303
C491
100u 10V/
2
1
GND
4
3
M304
2
1
1
AIC1084 18PMTR-
ADJ GND()
TAB
4
100u 10V/
C314
VOUTVIN
TP428
I302
TO 263-
23
+1V8
TP22
GND
GND
10uF
AP1117E25L 13-
ADJ GND()
TAB
100u 10V/
C538
1
4
C315
VOUTVIN
23
TP23
TP545
+5VD
I303
TO 252 GOI--
+_2V5 VDDM
GND
Q314
MMBT3904
TP542
R567 100
TP543
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TP458
R503
47K
TP459
BKLT EN_3OFF 3
10K
+3V3
R565 10K
R502
TP460
+5V
+5V
R504 10K
+5V
GND
R505 1K
Q313
MMBT3904 NC()
TP456
R501
47K NC()
TP457
AUDIO EN_3
10K NC()
+5V
R500
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LED A_
GND
+_3V3 VDD
MMBT3904 NC()
Q324
A
+_3V3 VDD
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