So now the question is: which other LCD fit exactly the display cable
of the 10.4 TFT for the POwerBook 5300ce?
Ben
Sounds like what happens when you get a mismatch between LCD and logic
board.
AFAIK an inverter board powers the backlight, it has nothing to do with
actually driving the
So now the question is: which other LCD fit exactly the display cable
of the 10.4 TFT for the POwerBook 5300ce?
You will almost certainly have to match the LCD with the one that was there
originally.
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So now the question is: which other LCD fit exactly the display cable
of the 10.4 TFT for the POwerBook 5300ce?
You will almost certainly have to match the LCD with the one that was there
originally.
That's the point. This replacement TFT that I have received matches
perfectly the
So now the question is: which other LCD fit exactly the display cable
of the 10.4 TFT for the POwerBook 5300ce?
You will almost certainly have to match the LCD with the one that was there
originally.
That's the point. This replacement TFT that I have received matches
perfectly the
According to my very old notes the display was an LTM10C036 in the CE.
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let me check
LMT10C027
bingo!
What the heck is this .27?
Ben
I tried to plug this TFT on the 190 and I got distorted and
duplicated image: impossible to go further.
Ben
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According to my very old notes the display was an LTM10C036 in the CE.
let me check
LMT10C027
What the heck is this .27?
Well a google found this
http://www.horizontechnology.com/view_lcd.php?id=3497
Which suggest it's a 640x480 TFT - so maybe that's the ones of the LCDs used
Sorted things out:
this TFT is a 640 x 480
http://lcdsolar.com/results_rpsb.php?part_id=3592
It must be a 5300c TFC
Is there any workaround to use it in the 5300ce motherboard?
So why it does not work on the 190?
While the 640 x 480 B/W display of a 190 works on the 5300ce?
Ben
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this TFT is a 640 x 480
http://lcdsolar.com/results_rpsb.php?part_id=3592
It must be a 5300c TFC
Is there any workaround to use it in the 5300ce motherboard?
Set the CE to 640x480 maybe ? Have you looked back through the archives as
I think this has been discussed before.
So why it does
this TFT is a 640 x 480
http://lcdsolar.com/results_rpsb.php?part_id=3592
It must be a 5300c TFC
Is there any workaround to use it in the 5300ce motherboard?
Set the CE to 640x480 maybe ?
It seems impossible, even by holding the alt (option) key while
selecting the monitor
Is the same?
I pulled an inverter board from a 190 and put into a 5300ce: the
screen shows 600x800 but the desktop is bigger so within the LCD (the
LCD not the plastic frame...) I can only see a portion of the desktop.
Ben
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Is the same?
I pulled an inverter board from a 190 and put into a 5300ce: the
screen shows 600x800 but the desktop is bigger so within the LCD (the
LCD not the plastic frame...) I can only see a portion of the desktop.
You got the correct LCD on that machine ?
Sounds like what happens when
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