Anybody have a LCD panel cross reference list?

[Unknown_K]

Anybody have a list of what LCD panels went into which models? I figured somebody might have had one back when vintage machines were still worth repairing. I had one site bookmarked but it is gone now.

For example I have an A30 with a 14" screen that is LTN141X8-L00 which I think was also used in the T20 line (looking to replace it since mine has a halo around the edges). Are T30 14" screens compatible?

[Harryc]

http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/TFT_display

[ozzymud]

I had one site bookmarked but it is gone now.

Did you try it on archive.org? get the address from the bookmark and enter it there, might be in the archive

[Unknown_K]

Wayback machine doesn't work with sites that don't want to be archived.

[ajkula66]

Just as a FYI, T30 LCDs are not compatible with any other ThinkPads screens.

[Unknown_K]

Yea, did a bit of googling to figure that out. I guess I will snag a beat up T2x for a 14.1" screen.

[RealBlackStuff]

LCD 	Fits TP	Res.	Mfg.	IBM P/N	IBM FRU	Mfg. Part
14.1		XGA	LG		05K9567	
14.1	20-21	XGA	Hitachi		05K9568	
14.1	20-21	XGA	Samsung		05K9944	
14.1	20-21	XGA	Hyundai		05K9940	
14.1	20	XGA	LG			LP141X6
14.1	20-23	XGA	LG	05K9903	05K9904	LP141X7 (B1M1)
14.1	22	XGA	LG	11P8240	11P8241	LP141X10 (A1)		R32/R40					
14.1	22-23	XGA	Hitachi		11P8258								
14.1	22-23	XGA	Samsung	46L2293	46L2292	LTN141XF-L01		R32/R40					
14.1	22-23	XGA	DBU		05K9888								
14.1	22-23	SXGA+	Hitachi	46L2492	46L2493	TX36D97VC1CAA					TX36D97VC1CAB		Compaq Evo N600c + N610c
14.1	23	SXGA+	LG Philips	46L2494	46L2495	LP141E2 (A1) or (B2)		LG141X7 ?					
14.1		XGA	Samsung			LT141X7-122 / -124							
						LTN141X8							
14.1	22-23	XGA	IDTech	07K8413	07K8440	ITXG76H		R32/R40 also		But need a T2x inverter			
	A2*		IDTech			ITXG76D							

14.1	30	XGA	Samsung	11P8289	11P8294	LTN141XE-L01							
14.1	30	XGA	Hitachi	11P8292	11P8297	TX36D37NC1NAA	\						
14.1	30	XGA	Hitachi	11P8292	11P8297	TX36D37VC1CAA	/						

14.1	30	SXGA+	Samsung		11P8273	LTN141PE-L01	200nit						
14.1	30	SXGA+	LG Philips	11P8290	11P8295	LP141E04 (B1) 							
													
14.1	T2x		Samsung			LT141X2-124		Apple Powerbook G3

This forum does not seem able to keep columns aligned properly.

Admin edit: Changed <code> to <pre> BBCode and removed "size" (from LCD size, in order to line up columns)

[ozzymud]

Code: Select all

LCD Size   Fits TP   Res.   Mfg.     IBM P/N   IBM FRU   Mfg. Part
14.1                 XGA    LG       05K9567   
14.1       20-21     XGA    Hitachi  05K9568   
14.1       20-21     XGA    Samsung  05K9944   
14.1       20-21     XGA    Hyundai  05K9940   

When you pasted it had tabs in it, forum doesn't handle those... format it in notepad or ultraedit with only spaces... then it looks good in a code box In Ultra edit you can replace all ^t(tab) with 5 spaces
(Note: it won't look formatted in the edit box, but a preview shows it correct)

[RealBlackStuff]

Mine was a copy&paste from an Excel spreadsheet, trying to be helpful.
I have no time for such suggested niceties.

[Thinkpad Lover]

Another possible workaround (but probably requires just as much effort): Use a free utility such as "Wordperfect Lightning" which allows you to capture a screen shot of anything with a couple clicks. I always have that loaded on my laptops. Then you could post a link to the now-digitized Excel screen shot. Or, just insert the screen shot as a graphic if possible. I just post links to an external website for anything whether it be pictures, tables, etc. The only problem with text being converted into a digitized graphic image is, of course, that you can't cut and paste from it.

Most email text editors accept a direct cut and paste from an MS Word document or Excel spreadsheet without throwing the formatting/spacing off too much. The Forum text editor seems to apply a rule to remove extra spaces or tabs and clump everything together like pudding

Daniel.

[ozzymud]

For any mod reading this who has access to the "Administration Control Panel".. how about going in and adding a new BBCode for

 ... this preserves tabs in a paste from excel...


It's dead simple... Under the ACP, go to the Posting tab, and then BBCodes. Click the ‘Add a new BBCode’ grey button to get to the next page where you can configure your new entries.

BBCode: [pre]{TEXT}

HTML: <pre>{TEXT}</pre>

Help line: Preformatted text,

Your Text here

There are others that some might find helpful...

BBCode: [spoiler]{TEXT}[/spoiler]

HTML: <div style="margin:20px; margin-top:5px"><div class="quotetitle"><b>Spoiler:</b> <input type="button" value="Show" style="width:45px;font-size:10px;margin:0px;padding:0px;" onclick="if (this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display != '') { this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display = ''; this.innerText = ''; this.value = 'Hide'; } else { this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('div')[1].getElementsByTagName('div')[0].style.display = 'none'; this.innerText = ''; this.value = 'Show'; }" /></div><div class="quotecontent"><div style="display: none;">{TEXT}</div></div></div>

Help line: Spoiler warning! [spoiler]Your text[/spoiler]

that one is nice for spammy informational texts.


BBCode: {TEXT}

HTML: <strike>{TEXT}</strike>

Help line: Strike-through Crossed-out text

great for editing information without deleting the old info.


Takes only a few minutes, and at minimum the 1st one would ROCK

[RealBlackStuff]

Hi Ozz..,
Admin listened to your suggestion, implemented it, and corrected my C&P.
Looks nifty.
Thanks everyone (I just noticed the new

 box, but did not know what it was for).

[ozzymud]

Wooo! that does look spiffy... thanks Admin