Re: pioneer plasma PDP-435PE
Good. Now what does it say about AC detect? Does it seem right?
(I'm trying to get you to do this yourself, so you learn a bit about the process.)
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Re: pioneer plasma PDP-435PE
Have you tried plugging the DVI output on media box into an LCD monitor or another TV?Leave a comment:
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Re: pioneer plasma PDP-435PE
Have you read the service manual?
Do the voltages roughly correspond to pin outs?
Never serviced one before... wouldn't have a clue.
Was at Robot Club - sorry I couldn't post.Leave a comment:
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Re: pioneer plasma PDP-435PE
After reading quite a few findings about solid green & red lights on this receiver box its pointing towards the trap mode..i dont think my friend has had this opened before as it was heavily coated in dust..is there any other way of getting the tv to turn on without this box?
..thx
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My brothers got a samsung plasma with a media box..could i try his media box with this tv?..it wouldnt knack up any settings or owt trying this?..thx
My bros isnt a media receiver just a fancy dvd player..dohLast edited by sienoki; 03-17-2012, 08:11 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: pioneer plasma PDP-435PE
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do you readings from this pinout as yet..thxLeave a comment:
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Re: pioneer plasma PDP-435PE
No idea, just check the AC detect. The key to troubleshooting is to check one thing after another (eliminating possibilities) until you find the fault, not to try random things! The message, after all, is MR-AC, which seems to me to indicate a fault with the power supply.Leave a comment:
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Im thinking maybe this receiver box needs resetting somehow..how easy is it to do & what would i need..thx
Its got 1 of those trap switches..maybe i will give him it bk..thxLast edited by sienoki; 03-16-2012, 10:37 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: pioneer plasma PDP-435PE
If i press both tv & receiver box power buttons at same time the tv led is solid red(standby) & receiver both green & red both solid..took measurements from receiver box & voltages seem to be correct on all boards...cant test the leads got no other source to try on..does it sound like tv at fault & not receiver..thx
The AC detect pin being 2.690vdc does that seem to high??Last edited by sienoki; 03-16-2012, 07:48 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: pioneer plasma PDP-435PE
Okay one DVI and one PanelLink cable. Fun, custom interfaces.
Check for good supply voltages - 3.3V, 6.5V, 12V, 17V.
Read service manual troubleshooting flowchart... follow all the steps.
Especially check the AC detect signal.
Plug the DVI output into a DVI monitor if you have one available... check if you get video.
If no DVI monitor use a DVI-HDMI cable and plug into a HDMI TV.Last edited by tom66; 03-16-2012, 06:17 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: pioneer plasma PDP-435PE
Its a PDP-R05FE media box connects to tv with 1 cable split in 2..
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http://i1068.photobucket.com/albums/...5/P1000965.jpgLast edited by sienoki; 03-16-2012, 05:19 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: pioneer plasma PDP-435PE
Obviously, first step check all supply voltages to media box.
How does the media box connect to TV? Does TV have any inputs on rear, or is it just one IO cable between media box and TV?
I have my own shed, dedicated to TVs...
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