Greetings to all! Help solve the ghost problem. The picture is superimposed on the picture. I removed the horizontal stripes by soldering the wire, but a ghosting effect appeared on the display, which is also a picture in the picture. Motherboard 40 pins, display with brown cable. I will attach photos.
I think what you may be seeing is image retention because a lot of these IPS screens are complete crap. See here:
I went for an ITA screen which, as far as I can tell, doesn't have these issues and looks more authentic since it has the pixel grid lines of the original screen.
I went for an ITA screen which, as far as I can tell, doesn't have these issues and looks more authentic since it has the pixel grid lines of the original screen.
Not sure what you mean - did you intend to type 'trail' perhaps?
In your first post you mention that you eliminated horizontal stripes by soldering a wire. Normally you adjust the potentiometer in the battery compartment area to remove the appearance of a sort of horizontal scanline effect since apparently that resistor has to be very accurately matched for the specific LCD. I certainly had to do that for my ITA screen. So perhaps that wire is superfluous?
In your first post you mention that you eliminated horizontal stripes by soldering a wire. Normally you adjust the potentiometer in the battery compartment area to remove the appearance of a sort of horizontal scanline effect since apparently that resistor has to be very accurately matched for the specific LCD. I certainly had to do that for my ITA screen. So perhaps that wire is superfluous?
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The wire is not superfluous, the potentiometer did not remove the horizontal lines on the display, so the wire was soldered. The problem is that, for example: I open the card in the game, then I close it, and the card remains on the display, look at the photo I attached in the attachment (Castellania).
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The effect of the picture remains in the picture, in a semi-transparent form, then disappears.
