Strange, check the same on the second T-con. Measure the resistance on the inductors relative to ground, there should be no low or short resistance, except for the one that sits on the ground, to convert the negative voltage relative to ground (VGL).
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Originally posted by lotas View PostStrange, check the same on the second T-con. Measure the resistance on the inductors relative to ground, there should be no low or short resistance, except for the one that sits on the ground, to convert the negative voltage relative to ground (VGL).
It was next to impossible measuring the resistance of the smallest inductors because the leads are on the bottom and not on the side.
Some of the inductors had wandering resistance readings but they eventually settled on a number. I indicated that with a ⇅ symbol.
These readings were are basically the same whether I was testing the TCon on the TV or the one that I have off the TV.
Hope these are of help. To be honest I am not sure what they mean. I assume the wandering resistances are due to the nearby capacitors.
I used the copper mounting pads as my ground while measuring resistance.
Last edited by KYBOSH; 05-09-2025, 07:15 PM.
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Funny story... i was looking over the old LVDS cable and noticed that the copper tracks at the end looked kind of dull.
Upon further inspection i found that it was covered with scotch tape.
Apparently the previous owner attempted to mask off 90% of the traces with tape in an attempt to get the TV working.
Would have never noticed this if not by chance.
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quite irrelevant, but if you wish to play and experiment a bit i can suggest you a 5 min. test, locate the quartz near the cpu, solder a thin wire to short circuit it, connect everything and see if the screen auto test begins.. this could be the same as running the screen alone but here we can see 1. if screen works, 2. if half of tcon is on the MB.. kindly it will not work because of bad main board, but lets see..Last edited by Davi.p; 05-10-2025, 03:09 AM.
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Originally posted by Davi.p View Postquite irrelevant, but if you wish to play and experiment a bit i can suggest you a 5 min. test, locate the quartz near the cpu, solder a thin wire to short circuit it, connect everything and see if the screen auto test begins.. this could be the same as running the screen alone but here we can see 1. if screen works, 2. if half of tcon is on the MB.. kindly it will not work because of bad main board, but lets see..
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Originally posted by Davi.p View Postquite irrelevant, but if you wish to play and experiment a bit i can suggest you a 5 min. test, locate the quartz near the cpu, solder a thin wire to short circuit it, connect everything and see if the screen auto test begins.. this could be the same as running the screen alone but here we can see 1. if screen works, 2. if half of tcon is on the MB.. kindly it will not work because of bad main board, but lets see..
If the MStar chip is not able to send a video signal how will this force it to do so?
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No...this test is a step back when i was suggesting the screen self test, we are not sure about the bad tcon circuitry, with this test you can see if all part related to screen is ok, then the other part, the processor would be not ok.. disabliing the quartz is disabling the processor, so like detaching a main board from the screen
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Originally posted by Davi.p View PostNo...this test is a step back when i was suggesting the screen self test, we are not sure about the bad tcon circuitry, with this test you can see if all part related to screen is ok, then the other part, the processor would be not ok.. disabliing the quartz is disabling the processor, so like detaching a main board from the screen
Okay so be clear:
With the power off/unplugged, I want to create a short as illustrated in the picture.
Then power ON/plug in the TV and check for a self test pattern on the screen.
This scenario is the perfect reason why buying a TV160 4K-Vbyone & 2K-LVDS Screen Tester would be warranted! Its on my wish list!Last edited by KYBOSH; 05-10-2025, 02:54 PM.
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Originally posted by Davi.p View Postthe oscillator is not that, watch the processor, less than a inch down there is a grey 4 pin smaller one, don't; ask me the pinout, i do not know... the rest, thermal camera, special testers, im sure you don't last in the repair market witth these purchases..
This experiment is probably way over my head anyway!
Im going to go with the assumption that the Mainboard is the issue.
If I send it in for repair and its NOT the issue then at least for a $30 bench fee I will have confirmation that it works.
And that'll just leave the panel as the only possibility.
Im not in the repair market. I do this for a hobby and quite enjoy learning.
A tool like the TV160 is probably worth it bcos it will save someone days/weeks/months running around trying to figure these things out.
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Davi.p - I agree with you the comments against your post are uncalled for so I will put in a ban for the user if it persists. However, you need to have a thicker skin as they remarks are quite tame. You can just ignore or say you dont respect them. At the end of the day we see you as a valuable contributor to the site so you should not let one person put you off from stating your opinion here. Zero tolerance to any bullying and admins are watching closelyUser submitted datasheet, schematic, boardview, service manual, firmware, bios, & software.
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