Hi roofrack,

Have a look at the following character sets. This may be the source of your problem. We have recently moved towards the European characterset. Can u see if the other displays that you are not having problems with are Japanese?

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Jon

Our board is designed for temp probes with 3 pin configuration, that can plug into the headers to the left of the fan headers. What type of temp probes do you have? Where did you purchase them? We sell temp probes on our site that will work with the display. (you can also get them at frozencpu here ...

Hi Ral,

You do not need to solder the 0 ohm resistors onto the I2C jumpers, a simple alternative is just to use solder blobs.

Does any of the information on this post help you?

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Jon

Hi lilming, You are correct we do have a lot of options. You will probably want either the MX212 or the MX232 . Both of these displays hBoth of these displays use the LK202-24-USB-WB display however the MX212 has a 7 button keypad on it, and the MX232 is a black metalic finish and no keypad. Both of...

Hi jbdecker, I just replied to your other similar post, but thought hey why not reply to this one too! (the more the marrier right! 8) ) Ok, well anyways you've come to the right place. (I'll try not to be so slow next time you have any questions). But all you need to do in order to start fan contro...

By George he's got it!

Yep that's what you gotta do. But just so you know, you probably won't have to change the High power select jumper it'll come jumpered as HP by default.

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jon

Hi Nombrandue, Sorry for not replying sooner! I'm sorry to here that your keypad is still giving you problems. Here's what I'd like you to do 1. Connect your display to a windows pc 2. open up hyper terminal and connect to the MO com port (ie com6) 3. select 19200 baud 8 bits no parity 1 stop bit 4....

Hi Pikaia,

If you would like to give me an email at jklassen@matirxorbital.ca we can arrange for you to swap your display for a new one, and then see if that solves the problem.

Then once you return the one you have we will do some tests on it to see if we can reproduce the problem here.

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Jon

Hi Pikaia, There is something more that you may want to try. 1. Check for the newest bios release for your motherboard, then reflash your mobo with the newest release. 2. Go to Nvidia.com and download the chipset drivers from there, and install those drivers. Let me know if this helps at all. -- Jon

Hi Pikaia, I will see if I can find anything else to help. :-? Can you confirm that you have the newest version of LCDC? (if you don't it wouldn't hurt to try uninstalling your LCDC and downloading the new one from their website ) If anybody has any thoughts on this I am open to suggestions. -- Jon

Hi Pikaia,

If you are having trouble with the 2.0 drivers have a look at this thread.

I hope this will help you. (please let me know if you still have problems)

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Jon

Hi Don,

Have a look at this page:

http://www.matrixorbital.ca/appnotes/i2c/

let me know if this helps.

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Jon

Hi Teaman, Yes, the LK162-12 R3.0 can be ordered to be jumpered for TTL levels directly from the factory. All you will have to do is ask the sales associate for a custom part number before you purchase the product. All of our distributors are now only carrying our latest rev module. You can find a l...

Thanks Jeroen

Hi Brian,

If you didn't have an RMA number then your assumption would be correct. But since you do, there won't be a problem. Please send me the info that you have to jklassen@matrixorbital.ca and I will update you on the address that you will need to send it to.

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