Full-size pictures are in Picasa album, I can't figure out how to link them directly:
https://plus.google.com/photos/101126269564358156827/albums/5902905573913211249?authkey=CKvhvc_p5bjewQE
Obviously working panel |
Shields removed |
A - EDID eeprom
B - ParadeTech DP635 T-CON
C - Couple DC/DC converters
D - Unknown use i7990 chip
E - Hiding behind metal shield is A2=EE chip
F - Backlight connector
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EDID eeprom access, maybe someone wants to change "Color LCD" monitor text |
Backlight strips, one on top one on bottom of panel |
A - 3A, 32V Fuse
B - Backlight connectors, Hirose
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Some stickers on backlight Wooree LED |
For those who are thinking of using this panel for a DIY projector - with a lot of careful peeling, its relatively easy to extract the panel and driver board from its casing and disconnect backlight. After I noticed the connector was off by one (and of course after I thoroughly disassembled the panel), I decided to hook it up to a working driver board, and to my surprise, it actually worked: http://i.imgur.com/mU6JR2c.jpg