LCD -matrices,differences and what models are placed *Part 2*

Curly99

Curly99

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This thread is a continuation of the part 1 thread here:

http://www.avforums.com/forums/lcd-...-matrices-differences-what-models-placed.html​

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dadash said:
hristoslav2 said:
dadash
http://www.lgdisplay.com/lgdhp/eng/product/lcdList.dev#
LG Display
WXN - W - 16:9/ X - HD ready / N - 50/60Hz
WUN - W - 16:9 / U-Full HD / N - 50/60Hz
WUD - W - 16:9 / U-Full HD / D - 100Hz/120Hz
WUL - W - 16:9 / U-Full HD / L - led baскlight
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I had my panel replaced recently and I noted the new panel,

LC420EUF (SD)(PX) factory ID: LGDGZ
420B4FLxxxxxx 772B
serial number: 6900L-0518A April2012 xxxxxxxxPBV0518A47AW

Any ideas what kind of panel I have now?
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mantis13

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Does anyone know (hristoslav2) what panels are inside the samsung 32EH5000 and in what percentage is possible the trashy (cmi)? Is it worth the risk?
The first one i have with cmi panel (32P6AFOD) was unwatchable (dark scenes and black and white films) because of unacceptable viewing angle and gamma color shift.
Hopefully i return it because of a dead pixel.
Thanks.
 

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dadash

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mantis13 said:
Does anyone know (hristoslav2) what panels are inside the samsung 32EH5000 and in what percentage is possible the trashy (cmi)? Is it worth the risk?
The first one i have with cmi panel (32P6AFOD) was unwatchable (dark scenes and black and white films) because of unacceptable viewing angle and gamma color shift.
Hopefully i return it because of a dead pixel.
Thanks.
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I had a Samsung UE40ES5700 with a terrible panel, it couldn't show black or brown. Black was dark navy blue and brown was grey!!

It was a CMI and I sent it back for full refund after 2 days. I didnt bother with any more samsungs because of the stupid time consuming panel lottery.

I've settled for an LG 42LW579S, it has very good colours and viewing angle but has the typical LG slight clouding and banding. I had to have the LG panel replaced because it was faulty out of the box. I'm pleased with the replacement and good LG home repair service.

My new LG panel is the one above and I would appreciate some info on it.
 
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hristoslav2

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herosrule
what are panasonic doing are they now reserving there IPS alpha panels for larger sizes only? or are they still available up to 37" but may be missed out on 42"
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Panasonic sold one of its factory (for 32-37") to consortium Japan Display (Sony Mobile Display, Toshiba Mobile Display and Hitachi Displays. )
Japan Display Inc.
Now no capacity to cover the entire range of sizes that sell televisions.
So buy all sizes smaller than 42 "/ including /.

dadash
I had my panel replaced recently and I noted the new panel,

LC420EUF (SD)(PX) factory ID: LGDGZ
420B4FLxxxxxx 772B
serial number: 6900L-0518A April2012 xxxxxxxxPBV0518A47AW

Any ideas what kind of panel I have now?
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LC420EUF - 42 - 42" size / E - ?? / U-Full HD / F - passive 3D ? - S-IPS
factory ID: LGDGZ - LG Display Guangzhou (China)
http://panjiva.com/LG-Display-Guangzhou-Co-Ltd/1479778

Philips 42PFL6007T/12 - LG Display LC420EUF (FE)(P1)
 
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mantis13

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The most ironic thing i heard was from samsung service in greece that all samsung 32eh5000 have the same panel.
Maybe all tvs who sell to fools customers like me because on shelves stores i saw much better panel and viewing angle.
 
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Lookinside66

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Hello Everybody,
I just bought an Philips 32PFL7406K 02.
The Panel Code is 356.
Does anybody know which panel is used in this TV?
Tanks for any hint
 
jono t

jono t

Established Member
Hi hristoslav, back in may you said that,this was the 2012 LG LM panel ( FPR : LC420EUG-KEF1) i have checked this panel on the web and it is discontinuded, how can this be on a 2012 model, it also says it is hazed anti glare,which the LM models are not. are you sure this is the right panel in the LM series.
thanks in advance. jono.
 
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hristoslav2

Established Member
Information from official service manuals
Regarding your inquiry, that model is discontinued from:
I think it's normal. Often a model is produced videopanel for one year and then be suspended from production and replaced by another one.

Alternatively, the panel is OЕМ - that is manufactured on demand / request.

LG 2012

FHD 50Hz Edge LED
32” 50 W Normal : T320HVN01.0-AUO- 32LS5700
32” Normal : LC320EUN-SEM1- 32LS5700
42” 70 W Normal : LC420EUE-SEM1- 42LS5700
47” 85 W Normal : LC470EUE-SEM1- 47LS5700
55” W Normal : LC550EUE-SEM1- 55LS5700

FHD T100Hz Edge LED
32” 45 W FPR : LC320EUN-SEF2- 32LM6200
32” 50 W FPR : LC320EUA-KEF1- 32LM6400
37” 50 W FPR : LC370EUN-SEF2- 37LM6200
42” 60 W FPR : LC420EUE-SEF1- 42LM6200
42” 60 W FPR : LC420EUG-KEF1- 42LM6600
42” FPR : LC420EUG-KEF1- 42LM6700
47” 90 W FPR : LC470EUE-SEF1- 47LM6200
47” 70 W FPR : LC470EUG-KEF1- 47LM6400
47” FPR : LC470EUG-KEF1- 47LM6690
47” FPR : LC470EUG-KEF1- 47LM6700
55” 115 W FPR : LC550EUE-SEF1 - 55LM6200
55” 70 W FPR : LC550EUG-KEF1- 55LM6400
55” FPR : LC550EUG-KEF1- 55LM6700

FHD M100Hz Edge LED
65” 230 W FPR : T645HB01 V0 - 65LM6200-AUO

FHD T200Hz Edge LED
42” 70 W FPR : LC420EUH-KEF1- 42LM7600
47” 90 W FPR : LC470EUH-KEF147- 47LM7600
55” 120 W FPR : LC550EUH-KEF1- 55LM7600

Main processors

LM8600,LM9600
LG L9
CPU-Dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 1Ghz
GPU-Mali-400 MP4

LM7600,LM6***
MediaTek MT5369
 
jono t

jono t

Established Member
hristoslav2 said:
Information from official service manuals
Regarding your inquiry, that model is discontinued from:
I think it's normal. Often a model is produced videopanel for one year and then be suspended from production and replaced by another one.

Alternatively, the panel is OЕМ - that is manufactured on demand / request.

LG 2012

FHD 50Hz Edge LED
32” 50 W Normal : T320HVN01.0-AUO- 32LS5700
32” Normal : LC320EUN-SEM1- 32LS5700
42” 70 W Normal : LC420EUE-SEM1- 42LS5700
47” 85 W Normal : LC470EUE-SEM1- 47LS5700
55” W Normal : LC550EUE-SEM1- 55LS5700

FHD T100Hz Edge LED
32” 45 W FPR : LC320EUN-SEF2- 32LM6200
32” 50 W FPR : LC320EUA-KEF1- 32LM6400
37” 50 W FPR : LC370EUN-SEF2- 37LM6200
42” 60 W FPR : LC420EUE-SEF1- 42LM6200
42” 60 W FPR : LC420EUG-KEF1- 42LM6600
42” FPR : LC420EUG-KEF1- 42LM6700
47” 90 W FPR : LC470EUE-SEF1- 47LM6200
47” 70 W FPR : LC470EUG-KEF1- 47LM6400
47” FPR : LC470EUG-KEF1- 47LM6690
47” FPR : LC470EUG-KEF1- 47LM6700
55” 115 W FPR : LC550EUE-SEF1 - 55LM6200
55” 70 W FPR : LC550EUG-KEF1- 55LM6400
55” FPR : LC550EUG-KEF1- 55LM6700

FHD M100Hz Edge LED
65” 230 W FPR : T645HB01 V0 - 65LM6200-AUO

FHD T200Hz Edge LED
42” 70 W FPR : LC420EUH-KEF1- 42LM7600
47” 90 W FPR : LC470EUH-KEF147- 47LM7600
55” 120 W FPR : LC550EUH-KEF1- 55LM7600

Main processors

LM8600,LM9600
LG L9
CPU-Dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 1Ghz
GPU-Mali-400 MP4

LM7600,LM6***
MediaTek MT5369
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this one (42” FPR : LC420EUG-KEF1- 42LM6700) cannot be found, keeps coming up with this one( LC420EUG-SCR1) dicontinued.
 
johnjay

johnjay

Prominent Member
hi hristolav2,excellent thread btw. concerning sony 46hx850 panel:FQL(R)460LT01 vs. sony 46hx820 panel:FQL(L)460LT01. you have probably already explained,but il try satisfy my curiosity. What does the letter R denote on the hx850 vs. the letter L on the hx820 in panel codes? as all the other refs are same... Thank you in advance.
 
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hristoslav2

Established Member
hideos trait said:
hi hristolav2,excellent thread btw. concerning sony 46hx850 panel:FQL(R)460LT01 vs. sony 46hx820 panel:FQL(L)460LT01. you have probably already explained,but il try satisfy my curiosity. What does the letter R denote on the hx850 vs. the letter L on the hx820 in panel codes? as all the other refs are same... Thank you in advance.
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Sorry. I dont know ....
https://www.servicesplus.sel.sony.com/sony-part-number-A1872935C.aspx
https://www.servicesplus.sel.sony.com/sony-part-number-A1872935A.aspx
Sony 46hx850 panel: FQLR460LT01 - S-PVA; (SAMSUNG) - with Local Dimming
Sony 46hx820 panel: LSY460HQ01 - FQLL460LT01 - S-PVA (SAMSUNG) -

Note that the panels in models 850 and 920 are the same!
Sony 46HX920 - FQLR460LT01 - S-PVA (SAMSUNG) - with Local Dimming

Foto HX820 http://multiplayer.it/forum/10047031-post1226.html
1^ foto HX855 http://www.hifi-forum.de/bild/dsc00819_179143.html
2^ foto HX855 http://www.hifi-forum.de/bild/dsc00822_179146.html
 
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mantis13

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Hi Hristoslav2
Do you know what the difference between chi lin and chi mei s-mva panels?
Which of two do you think is in the photo from a samsung 32EH5000(P6AF0D)?
 

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adtomov

adtomov

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mantis13 said:
Hi Hristoslav2
Do you know what the difference between chi lin and chi mei s-mva panels?
Which of two do you think is in the photo from a samsung 32EH5000(P6AF0D)?
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Hi, mantis 13...
What exactly have You planned to achieve with that type of question?
"Which of two.." What two? There is only one picture, dude... M?
;)

Mmmm, info for all.. TOSHIBA 55ZL2G.. First 3D TV without glasses.. AUO quadHD panel... 've had no chance to take a picture, but the rear sticker info and up-close eyepiece observation confirmed that fact...
;)
 
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herosrule

herosrule

Established Member
herosrule
what are panasonic doing are they now reserving there IPS alpha panels for larger sizes only? or are they still available up to 37" but may be missed out on 42"
Panasonic sold one of its factory (for 32-37") to consortium Japan Display (Sony Mobile Display, Toshiba Mobile Display and Hitachi Displays. )
Japan Display Inc.
Now no capacity to cover the entire range of sizes that sell televisions.
So buy all sizes smaller than 42 "/ including /.
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Ok im still confused. so does this mean that from now on there wont IPS-alpha panels in 32" and 37" models any-more and what about 42" and 47" models? im a bit worried now as without IPS alpha panels panasonics will be nothing more than overpriced LG`s
 
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hristoslav2

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hristoslav2

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Sony HX850
FQLR400LT01 Samsung S-PVA with PSA
FQLR460LT01 Samsung S-PVA with PSA
FQLR550LT01 Samsung S-PVA with PSA

Sony HX750
LSY400HQ01 - FQLL400LT01 Samsung S-PVA
LSY460HQ01 - FQLL460LT01 Samsung S-PVA
LSY550HQ01 - FQLF550DT01 Samsung S-PVA

Sony EX650
LTY460HN0501 Samsung S-PVA
LTY400HM1001 Samsung S-PVA
LTY320HN0301 Samsung S-PVA


Philips 2011
32PFL4606H - 124 - LGD LC320WUY SCA1
37PFL4606H - 125 - LGD LC370WUY SCA1
32PFL5206H - 139
32PFL5606H - 129 - LC320EUG

42PFL4506H - 126 - LGD LC420WUY SCA1
42PFL4606H - 126 - LGD LC420WUY SCA1
42PFL7606H - 361 - LGD LC420ЕUО (SD) (F1)
42PDL7906H - 361 - LGD LC420ЕUО (SD) (F1)

47PFL4606H - 127 - LGD LC470WUH SCA1
 
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phepsy1234

Established Member
Hello everybody,
a question about Philips 7xx6 (2011 series):
do they have a 100Hz or a 200Hz panel?

(HERE I found 100Hz and THERE I found 200Hz)

(is there any option code ruling it?)


thanks
 
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hristoslav2

Established Member
phepsy1234 said:
Hello everybody,
a question about Philips 7xx6 (2011 series):
do they have a 100Hz or a 200Hz panel?

(HERE I found 100Hz and THERE I found 200Hz)
(is there any option code ruling it?)

thanks
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Philips
1200Hz PMR = 200Hz panel + blinking backlight + scanning backlight /+200Hz/ + HD Natural Motion + Perfect Natural Motion/+400Hz/ + 2D dimming /224 segments/ + bright pro

800 Hz PMR = 200 Hz(true)
400 Hz PMR =100 Hz(true)
200 Hz PMR = 50 Hz(true)
100 Hz PMR = 50 Hz(true)

PFL6606 = 400 Hz (100 Hz Clear LCD + DNM + Pixel Plus HD)
PFL7606 = 400 Hz (100 Hz Clear LCD + HDNM + Pixel Plus HD)
32PFL9606 = 600 Hz (200 Hz Clear LCD + PNM + Perfect Pixel HD)
40PFL9606 = 800 Hz (400 Hz Clear LCD + PNM + Perfect Pixel HD)
52PFL9606 = 1000 Hz (400 Hz Clear LCD + PNM + Perfect Pixel HD + LED Pro)
46PFL9706 = 1200 Hz (400 Hz Clear LCD + PNM + Perfect Pixel HD + LED Pro + Bright Pro)

dadash said:
What's LG's 400hz MCI, 600hz MCI and 800hz MCI equivalent to in real hz terms?
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MCI 1000 = TruMotion 400Hz = 200Ηz (true) + 200Hz scanning backlight
MCI 800 = TruMotion 200Hz = 100Ηz (true) + 100Hz scanning backlight
MCI 400 = TruMotion 100Hz = 100Hz (true)
MCI 200 = TruMotion 100Hz = 100Hz (true)
MCI 100 = 50Hz (true)
 
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