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    Dell N5010 LVDS voltage issue

    Model-Dell N5010 with Intel Graphics Only(No Ati)
    m//b-DG15-09909-1

    Problem: Display characters are showing red instead of white.

    Laptop boots fine with display-no issues other then colour issue.

    Here are the voltage measured at Lvds connector(measured with Display cable plugged in and with display on screen)

    Pin 01/02/03-19v
    pin 04-0v
    pin 05/06-3.3v
    pin 07-3.3v
    pin 08-3.3v
    pin 09-3.3v
    pin 10-3.3v
    pin 11 to 23-0v
    pin 24/25-1.20v
    pin 26-0v
    pin 27/28-1.2v
    pin 29-0v
    pin 30/31-1.2v
    pin 32-0v
    pin 33/34-1.2v
    pin 35-3.3v
    pin 36-3.3v
    pin 37-0v
    pin 38-0v
    pin 39-0v
    pin 40-3.3v

    I think there is some voltage missing in lvds connector. What's your suggestion?? Please advice

    #2
    Re: Dell N5010 LVDS voltage issue

    Forgot to mention that i have changed screen as well as lvds cable.Still same-red display in characters instead of white.

    schematics also attached
    Attached Files

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      #3
      Re: Dell N5010 LVDS voltage issue

      No Idea Friends or anyone can post lvds pin voltage from a working m/b??

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        #4
        Re: Dell N5010 LVDS voltage issue

        Hi
        is it from ext Monitor CRT or HDMI also ?

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          #5
          Re: Dell N5010 LVDS voltage issue

          External monitor display is ok. Problem only in internal display

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            #6
            Re: Dell N5010 LVDS voltage issue

            hi
            When you have checked The LCD Cable and the screen then i think its PCH Intel

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              #7
              Re: Dell N5010 LVDS voltage issue

              Originally posted by mielta View Post
              hi
              When you have checked The LCD Cable and the screen then i think its PCH Intel
              Yes,Finally i changed Pch, Now ok. Thanks for your suggestions

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