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If you have read other threads, you would know there is a flex cable that connects H board and V board. It prevent the PCB boards from laying flat. it has to be at 45C to the screen. so if you want to put it on OHP, you need to unplug the flex cable, flip the board to the other side and reconnect the cable. not difficult. |
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Bloomington, IN
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I just took mine apart and installe dit into my enclosure a couple of days ago
Hope I've helped [EDIT] I have had ONE beef with this panel, and that is the buttons to control the LCD are connected to the controller board, and not easily brought to a face of my enclosure :-( sometimes, I've got to unscrew a side of my PJ to turn the thing on... kinda sux. I'm wondering if others have had this problem... also, I was thinking of quickly soldering some extension switches to the current ones, so I could put them w/e I want. Any thoughts/comments/ideas on this? Sorry for semi-jacking the thread. |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Seattle
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Seattle
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Thanx, I went to buy it 10 min ago at CC! I will put it apart tomorrow when I'll receive my ohp
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