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    Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

    Hi all

    Issue with this set is that after a few minutes of working , the remote control & on board functions stop working .

    Current software version is 1267-10402 , which i assume is the latest available , as i cannot get set to take an upgrade.

    Managed to obtain a working main board , which has same software version .

    Transplanted the TSOP 48 NAND chip , IC8900 ( 29F4G08ABADA ) from the working board into the faulty board , which now is working .

    This proved NAND chip is the problem , in the form of corrupt data.

    Used my TNM5000 programmer to pull data from the good NAND , then programmed up a new blank .

    All i get with the programmed chip is a constant flashing standby LED .

    All i can think of is that Panasonic have partitioned off some of the data & protected it , so that it cannot be copied.

    Can anyone help , as this is about as far as my knowledge on software goes .

    MAIN BOARD DETAILS

    PART NO - TXN/A10TWUB

    PCB NO - TNPH0993

    LG DISPLAY - LC470EUN ( SE ) ( M2 )
    Attached Files

    #2
    Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

    According to the datasheet for that NAND flash, it contains a special one time programmable area that cannot be erased. In order to program or read from it, you must use the special OTP commands.

    Perhaps your programmer is not reading this area from the working flash and therefore not writing it to the new chip.

    I don't know enough about that programmer to be able to tell you if it can access the OTP area or not. I have always just rigged up my own programmers using a microcontroller or FPGA board. Perhaps you could rig something up to read the OTP area of the working chip and compare it to the blank chip you programmed.
    canadaboy25

    -Sometimes the light at the end of a tunnel is an on-coming train

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      #3
      Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

      Thanks very much for the advice .

      I'm not sure how to do that .

      My experience is mostly on hardware issues .

      Regards Zen

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        #4
        Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

        Hmm, I would buy one to write some code for a reader/writer but the shipping is $40 just to get one chip.

        If the TV works with the chip off the donor board, why are you wanting to write the data to a blank chip?
        canadaboy25

        -Sometimes the light at the end of a tunnel is an on-coming train

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          #5
          Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

          Wonder if you got a bad blank chip, did you try it with another chip?

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            #6
            Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

            Hi

            In answer to the first question , these boards are quite rare & it took me a month to find one .If i require another in future , it may not be available .

            In answer to second question , chips are from a very good source . I also tried programming the original chip .

            I suspect as stated in previous post , that the one time programming portion of chip cannot be read by my programmer .

            First time trying to pull date from a Micron manufactured chip .

            Also thanks for the offer Canadaboy . If it comes to it , i'm quite happy to pay for your services .

            May be another way round issue , as i have discovered that there is a later firmware upgrade available than the one installed on TV , therefore might try that first .

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              #7
              Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

              Ah I see. That makes sense. I would likely do the same.

              From what you've said about the problem, it definitely seems like your issue is with the OTP region in the flash as it would make sense that Panasonic would store some important information in there that could not be modified.

              It should just be a matter of finding a programmer that can read and write that area. Perhaps yours can and there is a hidden setting somewhere?
              canadaboy25

              -Sometimes the light at the end of a tunnel is an on-coming train

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                #8
                Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

                Thanks very much for your input .

                May have solved the issue .

                Had a Panasonic SD card , that i probably ordered from China some time ago.

                Formatted using FAT system , then loaded software .

                Powered TV , inserted SD , as per instructions , but set wouldn't recognise it .

                Started again , this time formatting with FAT 32 .

                Powered on TV , then was prompted to upgrade from 1267 to 1269 .

                Software now updated .

                Need to test for a while , but looking good .

                Would normally expect to be locked out after a few mins , but still working .

                Will test further & update post .

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                  #9
                  Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

                  Ok, so it just needed pairing.

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                    #10
                    Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

                    No , there was a later update for the set , that i wasn't aware of .

                    The software is written to the chip i had previously been messing about with .

                    I fitted the original chip with issue back onto the board , then upgraded software via SD card.
                    Last edited by zen; 02-06-2021, 11:56 AM.

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                      #11
                      Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

                      Right update and pairing are used interchangeably, btw you don't use a space between the end of your word and the period or comma.

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                        #12
                        Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

                        Originally posted by nomoresonys View Post
                        Right update and pairing are used interchangeably, btw you don't use a space between the end of your word and the period or comma.
                        No they are not, they are two different things.

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                          #13
                          Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

                          There diff, I'm not going to argue with Nick, I'm sure he's worked with more tvs than you and I COMBINED: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...ing#post993649
                          Last edited by nomoresonys; 02-07-2021, 03:22 AM.

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                            #14
                            Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

                            Besides that, I know it to be true, just like I know fans extend the life of reflows.

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                              #15
                              Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

                              Thanks for the grammer lesson.

                              Always happy to learn.

                              Also on the link you posted,it relates to pairing Sony TV main with T-con & display,which i'm well aware of.

                              On Panasonic TV i have been working on that's not the case .
                              Last edited by zens electronics; 02-07-2021, 04:09 AM.

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                                #16
                                Re: Txl47e5b , panasonic nand chip advice

                                Ok, BUT now you have no space between your comma and the next word.
                                Last edited by nomoresonys; 02-07-2021, 04:16 AM.

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