laptop screen LVDS wiring...

**wayneox** · 08-24-2009, 12:22 PM

ok my lvds cable has got two grey wires, and six black wires... all seperate, runs [not twisted like other sets of wires are

[i have two red wires, one twisted as blue red, and one as white red]

to the point...

im thinking the answer is SEPERATE but just want to check since colour coding normally differentiates, but not in this case ????

could i wire the six black wires together n at the other end of the wire seperate them again - making my 24 cable bundle that bit thinner,,,? are they all negative feeds? or data or? does n e 1 know

fyi the laptop screen im using is a sony vaio pgc gr114ek. - cant find any documents on the screen wiring anywhere :@

if anyone has... couple ya link me up plz

thanks...

**Djole501** · 08-25-2009, 08:42 AM

Can't u just use a multimeter to see if the black wires are all ground (i doubt it) ??

**wayneox** · 08-25-2009, 09:55 AM

thats what i was thinking, but on a lot of monitors from laptops there are a number of gnd connections... i just did the lot one by one to be sure. but i was thinking IF it was possible, it may still save some people a lot of time...

BUT... it might not work n their screwed for which b lack wire goes to which - what took the mick cutting the six black wires one by one n soldering them. it gave very little working room.

i think its a toshiba LCD i saw that uses like eight different GND wires... but then i was also thinking maybe each wire carrys a different amount of current... - but look at it like this... you can gnd a car speaker to the door and it should work - but it isnt recommended etc