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  • retiredcaps
    Badcaps Legend
    • Apr 2010
    • 9271

    #21
    Re: Planar PL1700M-BK

    Originally posted by De3rcr
    I think it's the 0.05 pin(am I right)?
    Yes, that would be my guess as well since it changed to 5V DC and back down to 0V when standby is enabled.


    Now that you have a working logic card you can do some comparison measurements.
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    • pedro
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 199
      • AUSTRALIA

      #22
      Re: Planar PL1700M-BK

      Originally posted by PlainBill
      You are making an unwarranted assumption. Many designs only send 5V to the signal card; the 12V is used only by the inverter. Looking at the circuit board, it doesn't appear that 12V goes to the connector.

      PlainBill
      Beat me to it. Where the inverter is on the main PSU board and not a separate one, I wouldn't normally expect to see the 12v/18v/24v/whatever inverter rail go to the logic board.
      Friends don't let friends buy Samsung ....

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      • Th3_uN1Qu3
        Believe in
        • Jul 2010
        • 6031
        • Romania

        #23
        Re: Planar PL1700M-BK

        Originally posted by PlainBill
        You are making an unwarranted assumption. Many designs only send 5V to the signal card; the 12V is used only by the inverter.
        I missed the part where he said those are logic board voltages. When you told him to disconnect everything and measure voltages again, i thought he was measuring the power supply.
        Originally posted by PeteS in CA
        Remember that by the time consequences of a short-sighted decision are experienced, the idiot who made the bad decision may have already been promoted or moved on to a better job at another company.
        A working TV? How boring!

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        • De3rcr
          Senior Member
          • Apr 2010
          • 94

          #24
          Re: Planar PL1700M-BK

          I traced the power supply 0.07v to what I think is the eprom and also traced the power switch 3.53v to the same chip and when I press the switch the 0.07v on the chip doesn't change. So I think that chip is either bad or corrupt.
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          • retiredcaps
            Badcaps Legend
            • Apr 2010
            • 9271

            #25
            Re: Planar PL1700M-BK

            Originally posted by De3rcr
            So I think that chip is either bad or corrupt.
            I haven't fully thought through the ramifications of this suggestion, so buyer beware. A fire extinguisher may be in order.

            What if you jumpered the pin (at the connector) so that it gets 5V DC all the time? This would mean the monitor would never be turned off unless you hit the switch on the power bar or unplug it.

            Or you can just put this Planar into storage and keep as a backup in case your working Planar fails? Or you can use this Planar as parts for future dead lcds?

            Again, buyer beware with the hardware jumper suggestion as it may have feedback or other circuit ramifications.
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            • De3rcr
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2010
              • 94

              #26
              Re: Planar PL1700M-BK

              I think I'm just going to keep it for parts, it was free. The power supply works and the voltage regs work and others. I don't want to try your suggestion and like you said and need the fire extinguisher and not have any parts. Also doesn't that chip control other things?

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              • retiredcaps
                Badcaps Legend
                • Apr 2010
                • 9271

                #27
                Re: Planar PL1700M-BK

                Originally posted by De3rcr
                Also doesn't that chip control other things?
                Probably, but like I said I didn't think it all the way through. Sometimes, my internal brainstorming doesn't work too when I'm fighting a cold.
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