Original 350Z NAV LCD Screen

Deprecated on 2003/10/05 by Display v2


This display looked pretty bad in the car (with the computer), so I opted for Display v2.
  • Specifications:
    • Diagonal: 7"
    • Scan rate(s): TBD
      (I am pretty sure it's a standard NTSC format)
    • Resolution: TBD
      (Someone told me it is 640x480, but it looks like a 16:9 ratio to me)
    • Physical Dimensions: TBD
  • Screen:
    Toshiba HBL-0191 Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp (CCFL)
    No.: K8, 140 NEL75-AB140111, LTA070B140A, 2J 01354
    LCD support phone number: 847-945-1500
  • Mainboard: DP7W-3*03, LC7T-PWB, P#JAZ1343
    • Main Identifying Chips:
      H873640 2LT RI 6433640H B63
      TOSHIBA 1611F1146 0245FAJ
      SHARP IR3Y298 0243
      HC 4053A 2 35
  • DC-DC Power board: DP7W-3*03, LC7T-PWB, P#JAZ1363
    Connectors (to Mainboard):
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
    BL9 BL-G S-9 S-G A5V BL-ON P-ON   BUS- BUS+   TV+ TV-S   AUX   RGB-S VP HP YS   B G R

DVD Navigation Wiring

 


(looking at the front of the connector)

NAV CPU Pin
B104, B105
NAV Display Pin
M35
Stereo Pin
M39
Signal
1, 4, & 5     Ground
2 & 3     Battery Voltage
6     Ignition ACC or ON
7     Display ON Signal
8     Vehicle Speed Pulse
9     Illumination
11     Reverse Signal
12   32 Voice Guide Signal +
13   30 Voice Guide Signal -
14 8   Ground
("RGB Area Signal"/YS)
15 3   RGBS Blue
17 4   RGBS Ground
18 1   RGBS Red
20 7   RGBS Sync
21 2   RGBS Green
27     Ignition ON or START
31     DISP/NAVI Ground
33     DISP-NAVI Comm
35     NAVI-DISP Comm
37   24 Voice Guide Relay
40   31 Voice Guide Relay Ground
56     GPS Antenna Signal

VGA to RGBS Converter

2003/04/26: I was going to build a VGA to RGBS converter, but on 2003/04/16 I found the Altinex DA1910SX, and on eBay for $38 nonetheless!  There was no way I could build a VGA to RGBS converter of anywhere near this quality for anywhere near this cost.  It does not appear to be a true "Scan Converter", but we use these at work and they appear to do the job.  I may still run in to some problems and have to build my own circuit or buy a true Scan Converter.  I will keep my findings posted below in case anyone out there (including myself) wants to pick up where I left off.

  • Original Idea/Credit:
    http://www.epanorama.net/circuits/vga2rgbs.html
    This circuit is discussed in detail here.
  • Secondary (similar) idea:
    http://home1.gte.net/bs/4LCDPCB.html
    http://home1.gte.net/bs/sharp2.html
  • Commercial Solutions:
  • Modifications/Deviations from original ideas:
    • Put an adjustable POT on "R8"
  • Parts:
    Part ID Description RadioShack Part # DigiKey Part #
    C1 22uF 10V electrolytic 272-1026  
    C2 22uF 10V electrolytic 272-1026  
    R1 1/4 Watt 2.2K ohm 271-312  
    R2 1/4 Watt 2.2K ohm
    R3 1/4 Watt 1.8K ohm
    R4 1/4 Watt 1.8K ohm
    R5 1/4 Watt 2.7K ohm
    R6 1/4 Watt 47 ohm
    R7 1/4 Watt 47 ohm
    R8 1/4 Watt 47 ohm
    U1 Quad 2-in XOR gate 276-2819
    (discontinued)
    DM74LS86N-ND
    -or-
    SN74F86N
    (best, but must buy in quantities of 25)
    T1 2N4401 NPN transistor 276-2058
    (MPS3904)
    PN2222AD26ZCT-ND
    T2 2N4401 NPN transistor 276-2058
    (MPS3904)
    PN2222AD26ZCT-ND
  • Schematics:

RGBS A/B Switchbox

2003/04/26: Just like the VGA to RGBS converter, I was going going to build one of these.  As luck should have it I also found an Altinex DA1914SX on eBay for $44.00.  Again, I could not build one of these for this quality at this price.  Again, I leave you what progress I made so that you can build one yourself if you really want.

  • Original Idea:
    Since I cannot find one, I am claiming the credit for this; this is not rocket science!
    I am pulling lots of ideas from other projects, such as: Video Switcher
  • ICs Boost Video Performance
  • Notes:
    • It may not be enough just to toggle wires from source1 to source2.
      I may need to issue a video reset of some sort.

Combined VGA2RGBS and RGBS A/B Switchbox

2003/04/26: This project is discontinued for reasons listed in the previous two projects.