Fault
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Reason
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Solution
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Whole screen no display
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a. No AC power supply.
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Check main power cable and reconnect it.
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b. The computer isn't working
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Check the computer
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c. Main data cable is broken.
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Reconnect the main data cable correctly or change a new one.
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d. Control system is broken.
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Check indicators on sending card and receiving card, if red one keep lighting while green one blinking when the system is ok, otherwise use spare parts to replace.
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e. Receiving card is no power.
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Check power cable between receiving card and power supply
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f. Software setting is wrong.
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Correct the software setting to suit the control system.
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Whole screen blinking.
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a. Ground wire is broken.
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Connect the ground wire between the computer and screen.
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b. Control system is broken down.
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Change the control system.
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c. Some signal of the data cable is lost.
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Examine the data cable, reconnect it correctly or change a new one.
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d. Refresh rate setting is wrong
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Correct the Refresh rate setting
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Module not work
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a. Unit module has no power supply
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Voltage for unit module is 5V.
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b. Flat cable between two modules is cut off.
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Change the flat cable.
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c. 245 IC is broke down.
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Change new 245 IC
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part of module works abnormally
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Signal of the part is wrong.
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Check the resistance near the 5026 IC which control that area.
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Rows of module are not lighting
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Corresponding 4953 or 245 IC is not working.
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Examine the corresponding 4953 or 245 IC
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Columns of module are not lighting
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Corresponding 5026 IC is not working
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Examine 5026IC or change a new one.
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Dots out of control
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Pins or 5026 IC short connected
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Re-soldering the 5026IC or change a new one.
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The display texts have shadows.
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Data cable or DVI cable connected incorrectly
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Reconnect main data cable or DVI cable between graphic card and sending card
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