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Author:  stonehead [ Tue May 04, 2004 20:43 ]
Post subject:  need help: motorola t192 lcd
can anybody help me. i have a motorola lcd and i want to conect it to my pc can anybody know how?


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Author:  Henri [ Wed May 05, 2004 18:13 ]
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Probably it's possible to connect it to pc somehow. But more information would be needed. Have you found any datasheets, pinouts, any information which controller is used ?

Without any information to work on it's very difficult to give any answers.
Author:  stonehead [ Thu May 06, 2004 13:53 ]
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no i didnt find anything
Author:  frost [ Fri Jun 25, 2004 16:29 ]
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hi,
I also want to connect the lcd from a t192 to my computer (the lcd is more worth than anything else on that mobile, that thing is crap). I didn't find any information about this mobile or lcd so I took my dremel (didn't find a matching screwdriver) and opened it. The lcd seems to have 26 cables comming in, so I'm a bit confused since I only saw topics about 8 or 9 cables.

I'm a total noob to this so I haven't token the lcd out of the mobile, (waiting untill I'm sure it will work...or not..)

I took some pictures of the thing, hoping someone would recognize the lcd so you maybe can help me connecting it to my computer.

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Author:  Henri [ Mon Jun 28, 2004 9:10 ]
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Based on the number of wires it could have a parallel interface instead of serial interface in many other mobile displays.
The LCD model number looks to be LPH7083-1.

If you can find out how to connect it to computer then it's also necessary to write the software to drive the display.
To write the software it's also necessary to know what lcd controller there is and have the data for it.
Author:  Jakalair [ Sun Jul 10, 2005 10:05 ]
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oddly enough I was tinkering with this very thing tonight. And as of yet this is the only site that shows up on google typing in the serial number.

Would love to see if this thing is useful at all, anyone discovered anything?
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