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מה קורה אם משנים את זה לקוד פאנל אחר ?
פיענוח קוד פאנל מסך סמסונג
- TheCoolest
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תראה אם המאמר הזה עוזר לך לפענח את היצרן:
http://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/panel-lottery-samsung
אני מניח שלכל פאנל יש כיול מעט שונה מבחינת הרבה מאד פרמטרים. ולא הייתי מנסה לשנות את זה.
http://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/panel-lottery-samsung
אני מניח שלכל פאנל יש כיול מעט שונה מבחינת הרבה מאד פרמטרים. ולא הייתי מנסה לשנות את זה.
תודה
הנה התשובות :
"The first way to find out which type of panel you have is easy. There is a label at the side of each TV. The version number should, in theory, tell you where the panel comes from:
Version "A" panels: AC01, AC02, AC03, AC04, AA01, AA02, AA03, AA04 and BA01 all come from AU Optronics
Version "S" panels: SQ01, SQ02, SQ03, SQ04, SS01, SS02, SS03, SS04 and SX03 are made by Samsung
Version "C" panels: CN01, CN02, BN01 and BN02 stand for CMO, according to one reader who found yet another MVA panel on his 32''.
But even then, different panels from the same series can also show variation. For instance, panels SQ01 and SQ02 are both PVA panels with an extended gamut (92% of the NTSC colour space) and 10 bit colour, while panels SS03 and SS04 have a standard gamut (72% of NTSC) and 8 bits.
That's why it's better to find out more by using the 'Service Menu', which the manufacturer advises against for safety reasons. For the time being, we've only found a few rare cases where the information onscreen contradicts the label on the outside (but it did happen on the B7020 for instance). Whatever you do, don't touch anything: just read what it says on screen. One forum member, Kimou, explains how to get there:
Press Info, Menu, Mute and then restart the TV
Select the Advanced menu and press 0 four times in a row
Then TT1270 takes up the baton and explains what the various information means
For example, if you find the following model: 40A1UF0C:
40 — inches, the screen size
A — panel manufacturer (A = Samsung; D = CMO; L = AUO; I = CPT)
1 — frequency (6 = 50/60 Hz; 1 = 100/120 Hz; 2 = 200/240 Hz)
U — panel (A = AntiGlare; T = TN; U = Ultra Clear)
F — resolution (F = Full HD; H = HD; U = UD)
0 — 1st, 2nd panel and so on (1st = 0; 2nd = 1 ...)
C — backlight unit (C = CCFL; L = LED; E = Edge LED)
"
http://www.digitalversus.com/tv-video/p ... 15170.html
תהנו
הנה התשובות :
"The first way to find out which type of panel you have is easy. There is a label at the side of each TV. The version number should, in theory, tell you where the panel comes from:
Version "A" panels: AC01, AC02, AC03, AC04, AA01, AA02, AA03, AA04 and BA01 all come from AU Optronics
Version "S" panels: SQ01, SQ02, SQ03, SQ04, SS01, SS02, SS03, SS04 and SX03 are made by Samsung
Version "C" panels: CN01, CN02, BN01 and BN02 stand for CMO, according to one reader who found yet another MVA panel on his 32''.
But even then, different panels from the same series can also show variation. For instance, panels SQ01 and SQ02 are both PVA panels with an extended gamut (92% of the NTSC colour space) and 10 bit colour, while panels SS03 and SS04 have a standard gamut (72% of NTSC) and 8 bits.
That's why it's better to find out more by using the 'Service Menu', which the manufacturer advises against for safety reasons. For the time being, we've only found a few rare cases where the information onscreen contradicts the label on the outside (but it did happen on the B7020 for instance). Whatever you do, don't touch anything: just read what it says on screen. One forum member, Kimou, explains how to get there:
Press Info, Menu, Mute and then restart the TV
Select the Advanced menu and press 0 four times in a row
Then TT1270 takes up the baton and explains what the various information means
For example, if you find the following model: 40A1UF0C:
40 — inches, the screen size
A — panel manufacturer (A = Samsung; D = CMO; L = AUO; I = CPT)
1 — frequency (6 = 50/60 Hz; 1 = 100/120 Hz; 2 = 200/240 Hz)
U — panel (A = AntiGlare; T = TN; U = Ultra Clear)
F — resolution (F = Full HD; H = HD; U = UD)
0 — 1st, 2nd panel and so on (1st = 0; 2nd = 1 ...)
C — backlight unit (C = CCFL; L = LED; E = Edge LED)
"
http://www.digitalversus.com/tv-video/p ... 15170.html
תהנו
