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Problems with Nanya M002D 240x64 T6963C. No picture on displ
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Author:  MHc [ Sat Jan 21, 2006 21:04 ]
Post subject:  Problems with Nanya M002D 240x64 T6963C. No picture on displ

I have checked the connection of display and its ok but still i have no display on LCD.

On bios i have tried ECP+EPP, EPP 1.9. No success.

LPT PortIO driver also installed

When i start one of the LCD software i only get light flickering but notight to see on display.

Display is also connected to -12volt with 5k poti.

Have i forgotten something?

Author:  coorz [ Sun Jan 22, 2006 1:32 ]
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Triple check your wiring, with multimeter if possible.
Also realise nothing happens when you fire up LCDinfo; it only comes to life when you create/setup the .xml files

Author:  Zee [ Sun Jan 22, 2006 4:02 ]
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One thing to note also. -12V might not be enough.

My Optrex 160x128 T6963C needed -16V before it started to show any signs of life other than random lines when reset.

Author:  MHc [ Wed Jan 25, 2006 23:52 ]
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Thanks! You gave me an idea. I have connected the -12volt directly to lcd without potentiometer. Now i see a black display. I still have no graphics on it but its a small progress.

Why disturb the potentiometer the lcd? Its i cant regulate the contrast when its connected over poti. Without the lcd is too black and i cant see anything on it. No text or graphics

What else can i do now?

Author:  Zee [ Thu Jan 26, 2006 0:04 ]
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All black could mean it now gets too much negative voltage, but to be sure you'd have to properly display something on the screen and then adjust the voltage.

Author:  MHc [ Thu Jan 26, 2006 0:29 ]
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Wow. Now i get the picture. I have connected it again ove potentiometer and i have slowly screwed it till i get the picture. Its pretty fine tuning. Now it works.

Thank you!

Only contrast is not very well. How can i improve it? 10k instead of 5k?

Author:  Zee [ Thu Jan 26, 2006 2:08 ]
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The max resistance of the pot only controls how accurately you can adjust the contrast. LCDs typically don't have too good contrast compared to some more advanced technologies.

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