I have all three of the service manuals for the IPC and the Service ROM.
According to the manual, when you turn the IPC on the yellow light on
the printer reset button should flash twice and then go out. Then the print
head should move to the right and then return home. Next the red lite on
the disk drive should light momentarily and the drive should click. About
three seconds later the display should light up and display "Executing the
RAM, MMU, and the short keyboard test, please stand by". Are you getting
any of those? The manual is quite clear that the most likely fault that
prevents turn on is a power supply fault. It doesn't give any information
about the display itself except for a general description (512 x256 pixels)
and that it uses 180 to 200 volts to operate and that the HV drivers are on
the driver bvoard attached to the screen. There is a description and
schematic of the Logic Board B that interfaces to the display. Mostly it
just converts the display data to a serial format and the data is sent into
the display serially and there is some fancy timing to reverse the polarity
of the high voltage on alternate screen cycles to prevent degrading the
screen.
Joe
Ij:09 AM 3/10/05 +0100, you wrote:
I have current;ly on my bench an old HP Integral Unix
luggable....
Doesn't boot, powersupply seems to be OK.
Therefore : anyone have schematics, or, more in particular, a pinout for
the Sharp LJ512U03c EL-display, used in the Integeral ?
( I did google, bitsavers and Sharp itself....)
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