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  • bsweasel
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    Re: Starlogic HD20W

    Originally posted by bsweasel
    I know others may ask this: Controller chip is 16 pin:
    UTC TCA5
    TL494L

    http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datashe...94L-S16-T.html

    Plainbill, U101 was above....I was right, I knew someone would ask. I just don't know how to test it after reading that datasheet.

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  • PlainBill
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    Re: Starlogic HD20W

    What is the part number of U101 (the 16 pin IC on the inverter)?

    PlainBill

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  • bsweasel
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    Re: Starlogic HD20W

    Ok new HQ pics posted. This 2 seconds to black thing is really driving me crazy.
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  • retiredcaps
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    Re: Starlogic HD20W

    Just for completness sake and because the problem may not be in the inverter board, post clear focused pictures of the logic and power board - both sides (top down view).

    Take the boards to a window on a sunny day and use macro mode for best quality pics.

    2 seconds to black could be a problem on any of the boards (power, logic, or inverter). Or bad CCFLs, or solder joints.

    Originally posted by bsweasel
    Here are some pics(sry poor quality) Will do better ones later.
    Last edited by retiredcaps; 07-08-2010, 11:22 PM.

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  • retiredcaps
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    Re: Starlogic HD20W

    Also, check the fuses on the inverter board to make sure none are open.

    AFAIK, another test you can do for transformers is (with power off and unplugged) with ohms setting is described below. It doesn't matter which you pick as pin 1. What you are looking for is that they are the same on both transformers.

    pin 1 to 2, 1 to 3, 1 to 4, etc 1 to last pin
    pin 2 to 3, 2 to 4, etc
    pin last pin-1 to last pin

    write down the ohms reading for each. What you are looking for something that is obviously out of place. For example, if transformer #1 pin 2 to pin 4 is 0.5 ohms and transformer #2 (same pins) is 5000 ohm, then you know something is wrong.

    Voltage regulators are circled in red.

    As for learning, I am hoping I am explaining things correctly. I'm learning by following PlainBill's/Wizard and other's posts.

    PS. Check the transistors on the power board to make sure none are shorted. On the Benq power boards, the C5707s are often shorted.

    Originally posted by bsweasel
    I watched that video.....problem is I don't know what pins are primary/secondary so I'm not sure I'm checking the right things.
    Second...could you point out the voltage regulators to me....I'm still learning what all this stuff looks like!
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  • bsweasel
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    Re: Starlogic HD20W

    Originally posted by retiredcaps
    I like this video on how to test a transformer.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNuGWBPRGKA

    You may not need to know the specs if the transformers are both identical in readings.

    Also, test your voltage regulators on the inverter board.

    I watched that video.....problem is I don't know what pins are primary/secondary so I'm not sure I'm checking the right things.
    Second...could you point out the voltage regulators to me....I'm still learning what all this stuff looks like!

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  • retiredcaps
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    Re: Starlogic HD20W

    I like this video on how to test a transformer.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNuGWBPRGKA

    You may not need to know the specs if the transformers are both identical in readings.

    Also, test your voltage regulators on the inverter board.

    Originally posted by bsweasel
    I've been reading up on this and would like to test the inverter coils, but I can't find any specs on these things.

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  • bsweasel
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    Re: Starlogic HD20W

    I know others may ask this: Controller chip is 16 pin:
    UTC TCA5
    TL494L

    http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datashe...94L-S16-T.html

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  • bsweasel
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    Starlogic HD20W

    I have a Starlogic HD20W LCD that has the infamous 2 seconds to black problem. I've been reading up on this and would like to test the inverter coils, but I can't find any specs on these things. So I thought I'd as for some help. Here are some pics(sry poor quality) Will do better ones later. And the inverters have the following printed on the side.
    LTL19009607B
    HI-POT BJ0630

    Can anyone help with the pinout or what I should expect for ohm readings?
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