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Old 01-26-2006, 22:24   #1 (permalink)
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7610 broken contacts from PCB


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Contacts from #16, 18, 19,20,21,22,23, 24 are broken from PCB so there's no way to put them back in that place.

I was thinking of to tako wires and drive contacts directly from LCD to places where they should be.

I've also found that they should be on Z402 , but now I'd like to know what to do? Should I take off Z402 from PCB (with hot air) and then connect LCD contacts where they should be, or is there another way to connect LCD contacts at some other place (that I don't have to take off Z402)?

Hope you understand me!

Thansk a lot!

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Old 02-06-2006, 23:36   #2 (permalink)
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the same problem is here
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Old 02-08-2006, 02:25   #3 (permalink)
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Unfortunately bith of you have no other choice , raising Z402 and make briding for every thing ! . I attatched the image of the EMIF10 chip's pinout .
Still be the pin No 16's problem because it goes directly to V400 not Z402 !
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Hm, now, i have only one more question...

Is it sure to take off z402? does it have some kind of protection, maybe I shouldn't take him off?

and

Is it possible to connect all contacts on such small space?

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Hm, now, i have only one more question...

Is it sure to take off z402? does it have some kind of protection, maybe I shouldn't take him off?

and

Is it possible to connect all contacts on such small space?

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If it is only a mater of ripped off socket's pads , this will be the only solution.
and there is no more further protection as z402 is the ESD filter , but you need to use a very thin soldering tip .
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Unfortunately bith of you have no other choice , raising Z402 and make briding for every thing ! . I attatched the image of the EMIF10 chip's pinout .
Still be the pin No 16's problem because it goes directly to V400 not Z402 !

i think this is the correct
emi filter .
you post the one use for keypad lines
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7610 lcd way

yes , i agree with mr. raheeeeb,

this may help you ?

wbr
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i think this is the correct
emi filter .
you post the one use for keypad lines
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Yeah it was my fault , I even didnt realised that untill received U'r mail .

Thx Modz
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7610 LCD jumper solution

spl. for invision,

7610 LCD jumper solution

wbr
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spl. for invision,

7610 LCD jumper solution

wbr
Can we Jum from Pin(in) to LCD connector and don't use Z402.
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