Hello everybody!!! I need help to connect my old lcd display to a vesa connector... The problem is I've not the display's pinout!! The ref of this display is EG9012F-NX, it's an epson LCD, 9 inch, it has 15 pin connector on the left. On the main PCB there is 3 IC : 2x"JRC 324G" and 1x"EPSON010". Could somebody help me please? Thanks in advance!!
Hello... I've found others informations about my display : "9.5 inch Mono STN, Dual Scan, VGA 64 gray colors at 640x480" What does it means "VGA 64 gray colors"?? How many wires I have to have for the colors? I've found that with my multimeter: 1-> 2->Latch Pulse 3-> 4->To the pin5 5->5V?? (not sure for the moment) 6->GND 7->To the backligth or from it ( Why??? ) 8-> 9-> 10-> 11-> 12-> 13-> 14-> 15-> Any ideas for the rest?? Thank in advance!!
Last question! Ok...apparently my LCD has the same pinout as the Sharp LM64P839 1-> Vsync 2-> Hsync 3-> XCLK 4-> Display control 5-> +5V 6-> GND 7-> Negative Bias Supply (value??) 8-> Upper Data 9-> Upper Data 10-> Upper Data 11-> Upper Data MSB 12-> Lower Data 13-> Lower Data 14-> Lower Data 15-> Lower Data MSB My last question is... Can I connect the "upper data" and "lower data" to a VESA connector? I don't find a topic about that! Perhaps I'm blind?! Thankz in advance!
uh... there are a couple of ancient topics about this around. The ceneral consensus is it is cheaper to buy a full color LCD than to wire up a controller (which you HAVE to have), as controllers typically run more than $200.
