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Reply With QuoteHa... i did the same thing with my first lilliput. I'm pretty sure they go in the order that you have it there. I don't think it matter too much anyway because it would correct itself in calibration.
If you've uncased your Lilliput 10.4", Model 1042, I could use some help. In disassembling mine, I accidentally (violently) detached the four small wires that appear to be for the touchscreen. They look undamaged. There are two yellow wires and two black wires. I need to reassemble the plug they go into, and wonder if anyone can tell me which wire goes where. Here's a picture of the wires -- in order as they come off the board -- plus the two plug components, plus the board they plug into.
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I know how to reassemble the plug, but I need to know the wire order. This may be common to all Lilliput monitors; I just don't know.
Thanks for your help . . .
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Ha... i did the same thing with my first lilliput. I'm pretty sure they go in the order that you have it there. I don't think it matter too much anyway because it would correct itself in calibration.
Thanks, GiODi. I'll just hook it up as pictured and test it out. I appreciate the advice.
I put your answer in the Everything You Wanted to Know About Your Lilliput FAQ.
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If just enough is really good, then too much ought to be perfect.
2006 Scion xB with in-dash Atom & Lilliput 889GL -- Worklog at http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/work...res-links.html
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