The document provides troubleshooting steps for issues with a PC monitor. It outlines steps to check for no power or no video issues. For no power, it describes checking voltage levels and components like the function PBA, main PBA, and I/P PBA. For no video, it lists checking the signal cable, oscillation at component X400, and waveform signals at various integrated circuits to isolate where the issue occurs. It also mentions automatically resetting the monitor by holding the enter button for 5 seconds.
The document provides troubleshooting steps for issues with a PC monitor. It outlines steps to check for no power or no video issues. For no power, it describes checking voltage levels and components like the function PBA, main PBA, and I/P PBA. For no video, it lists checking the signal cable, oscillation at component X400, and waveform signals at various integrated circuits to isolate where the issue occurs. It also mentions automatically resetting the monitor by holding the enter button for 5 seconds.
The document provides troubleshooting steps for issues with a PC monitor. It outlines steps to check for no power or no video issues. For no power, it describes checking voltage levels and components like the function PBA, main PBA, and I/P PBA. For no video, it lists checking the signal cable, oscillation at component X400, and waveform signals at various integrated circuits to isolate where the issue occurs. It also mentions automatically resetting the monitor by holding the enter button for 5 seconds.
The document provides troubleshooting steps for issues with a PC monitor. It outlines steps to check for no power or no video issues. For no power, it describes checking voltage levels and components like the function PBA, main PBA, and I/P PBA. For no video, it lists checking the signal cable, oscillation at component X400, and waveform signals at various integrated circuits to isolate where the issue occurs. It also mentions automatically resetting the monitor by holding the enter button for 5 seconds.
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4 Troubleshooting
4 Troubleshooting Notes: 1. Before troubleshooting, setup the PC 's display as below. Resolution: 1024 x 768 H-frequency: 61 kHz V-frequency: 75 Hz 2. If no picture appears, make sure the power cord is correctly connected. 3. Check the following circuits. No raster appears: Function PBA, Main PBA, I/P PBA 5V develop but no screen: Main PBA 5V does not develop: I/P PBA 4. If you push and hold the " (Enter/Source)" button for more than 5 seconds, the monitor automatically returns to the factory preset.
4-1 No Power Yes When Pin 4 of CN600 is 0V does proper DC 13V, 5V appear at Pin 5 and 6, 7 of CN600 separately? Yes When Pin 1 of IC600 is DC 5V does proper DC 3.3V appear at Pin 3 of IC600? Yes When Pin3 of IC602 is DC 3.3V does proper DC1.8V appear at Pin2 of IC602? * All locations of this page includes Main PBA.
Check Function Ass'y.
No
Change IP Board.
No
Check IC600 and related circuit.
No
Check IC602 and related circuit.
4-1
4 Troubleshooting
4-2 No Video Check signal cable connection and power.
X400 oscillate properly?
No
Replace or check related circuit.
Yes Is there R, G, B input at R101, R100 and R103? Yes Is there Hsync, Vsync waveform 2 3
No
Check input part.
No
Check IC400 and related circuit.
at Pin 100, 1 of IC 400? Yes Is there Hsync, Vsync waveform
2 3
No
Check IC200 and related circuit.
at Pin 43, 44 of IC 200? Yes Does the output signal appear at Pin 17~20, 22~27 of CN400? Yes There are DC 5V at Pin 1, 2 and 3 of CN400? Yes Replace LCD Panel. * All locations of this page includes Main PBA.
No
Check CN400 and related circuit.
No
Check PANEL_EN SIGNAL at R222 is High(On:High) and BL_EN signal at R603(ON:Low) is Low
