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  • ameenameen
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    • Jan 2024
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    How to force on PSU philips DPS-119CP (photos inside) TV PSU

    So problem is i have a faulty motherboard and i want to install a universal one , i could not find a power on pin , do i need to short 3,3v standby to ground ? and which pins are for power on the backlight and dim













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    • thommyX
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      • Apr 2016
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      CN4
      1 - 3,3V
      2 - 5V Stand-By ( ON/OFF)
      3 - GND
      4 - GND
      5 - 12,3V
      6 - 12,3V
      7 - VSND
      8 - VSND
      9 - GND
      10 - GND
      11 - Backlight On
      12 - Backlight Dim
      13 - Backlight Control
      14 - POK

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