Krankenstein
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Heey peepz,
I am looking for a datasheet for a Casio MD800TT00-C1 lcd screen. I salvaged it from a second hand pile of junk for about a euro, and now I want to connect it to my PC.
In case some one of you has got an idea of how to connect this display:
It has got a 15 pin header (not including the connector of the CCFL), it is 640x480 and probably color. I figure it has probably got VESA connections, that is, R0, G0, B0, RGB1, Hsync, Vsync, Enable and offcourse Power and Gnd. Does anyone know how to identify these connectors? And would they be 5v compatible?
edit: Hmm i'm reading a little something about connecting notebook LCD's and I've come to the conclusion it might aswell be some other kind of connection too. But it's definitely something digital, since there are just a few IC's on the PCB, and not many "analog" components. So no 15 pin Sub-d connector
I am looking for a datasheet for a Casio MD800TT00-C1 lcd screen. I salvaged it from a second hand pile of junk for about a euro, and now I want to connect it to my PC.
In case some one of you has got an idea of how to connect this display:
It has got a 15 pin header (not including the connector of the CCFL), it is 640x480 and probably color. I figure it has probably got VESA connections, that is, R0, G0, B0, RGB1, Hsync, Vsync, Enable and offcourse Power and Gnd. Does anyone know how to identify these connectors? And would they be 5v compatible?
edit: Hmm i'm reading a little something about connecting notebook LCD's and I've come to the conclusion it might aswell be some other kind of connection too. But it's definitely something digital, since there are just a few IC's on the PCB, and not many "analog" components. So no 15 pin Sub-d connector