| pjku79 |
| has anyone tried to use a Dell E153FP 15" 15 LCD Flat Panel Monitor yet? |
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| Rox |
| i heard the previous versions needed FFC extension but no idea about this one. |
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| voovoov |
| quote: | Originally posted by pjku79
has anyone tried to use a Dell E153FP 15" 15 LCD Flat Panel Monitor yet? |
I ripped a Dell E151FP 15" LCD, and I recieved a FFC extention cable (jumper) and connector from mouser.com today. Thus, I tried today and figured out a solder-free DIY extension FFC cable, and it worked very well. I don't think you should have problem with E153FP. |
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| rustyb |
| There are no screws other than the ones holding the stand. How do I get the cover off? I got the monitor new and I don't want to destroy it. Any help or advice on using this lcd for a projector would really be appriciated! |
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| doanster |
| quote: | Originally posted by rustyb
There are no screws other than the ones holding the stand. How do I get the cover off? I got the monitor new and I don't want to destroy it. Any help or advice on using this lcd for a projector would really be appriciated! |
I was wondering the same thing. Then I realized that you have to pry it off... start prying and you will see tabs between the two plastic cases. Then twist your screwdriver HARD for each tab. I ended up denting the plastic a little... but I guess no way around that :xeye: (I tried using paper wrapped around the screwdriver head with no luck) |
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| doanster |
| So what kind of FFC cable do we need? There are too many on mouser.com :confused: |
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