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Problem dismantling IIYAMA PLE385-W RT

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zab   04-10-2005 at 06:30:30 AM

Hi,

I decided to built an LCD projector from an overhead projector and settled on an IIYAMA PLE385 monitor.

Basically the dismantling was a bit rough, had to brute-force a few grounds. I'll solder those back together, no problem.

The problem is that the bottom circuit board of the lcd plate is connected to the left circuit board with a very short data cable. That means that I can't spread the circuits apart, and the bottom 3cm and the left 1cm of the lcd plate will be covered, no matter what. It also makes mounting the plate on the projecter a rather challenging task..

Anyone have ideas how to go about this? Is there a way to find a longer data cable, perhaps at an Illiama service shop or something?

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crgarcia   05-28-2005 at 11:46:44 PM
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Do you think in the Iyama LCD you mentioned, or any other LCD you have seem, can the circuitry at the edges of the LCD panels be folded back? (So edges are free of circuitry and multiple LCD panels laid side to side)

This because I want a home-made LCD video-wall.

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