DRV_ON = 1.6 volt on LG OLED65C7, fault?

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  • ThomasX
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    • Jun 2021
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    DRV_ON = 1.6 volt on LG OLED65C7, fault?

    Hi

    DRV_ON = 1.6 volt on my LG OLED65C7, is this a correct voltage for this signal?

    The TV turns on, the red led blinks three times, but after 20 seconds the TV turns off again without having shown anything on the screen.

    The 24VD = 24 volts.
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