Help.. I think my LCD has been cooked!
Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2004 5:05 pm
I recieved my LK202-25 yesterday, I must say... IT LOOKS GOOD. However after about 2 hours of messing round with drivers I finally unplugged all other USB devices and got the lovely boot up screen.. WOOHOO it worked. LCDC found it and I had some good fun with all the plugins.
I decided to leave it running overnight to see how it coped with being left on.. I woke up to find it still running smoothly. It was time to sort out how I was going to mount this thing in my car. After a lot of messing round with the mounting kit.. all was good. I hadn't fixed the LCD display in, but initial fitting checks seemed to imply that it would all fit nicely.
So I bring the LCD back into the house and sit it back on my desk. I plug the LCD into my desktop pc again and I see smoke. This thing is only being powered off the USB bus, nothing else. It didn't come in contact with anything metallic whilst in the car. It was handled carefully, always at the edges. And now when I plug it in all I get is the top line looking like its fully on and the bottom line looks totally off, what have I done!?!?!
Any help would be appreciated.
Mike
I decided to leave it running overnight to see how it coped with being left on.. I woke up to find it still running smoothly. It was time to sort out how I was going to mount this thing in my car. After a lot of messing round with the mounting kit.. all was good. I hadn't fixed the LCD display in, but initial fitting checks seemed to imply that it would all fit nicely.
So I bring the LCD back into the house and sit it back on my desk. I plug the LCD into my desktop pc again and I see smoke. This thing is only being powered off the USB bus, nothing else. It didn't come in contact with anything metallic whilst in the car. It was handled carefully, always at the edges. And now when I plug it in all I get is the top line looking like its fully on and the bottom line looks totally off, what have I done!?!?!
Any help would be appreciated.
Mike