Elo Touch Solutions 1991L 19" Open-Frame Touchscreen Monitor
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15.6-inch WXGA CCFL LCD panel with 30-pin connector for Sony Vaio VPC-EB3E1E
This 15.6-inch WXGA LCD ships new with a 30-pin CCFL connector and a single CCFL backlight. Resolution is fixed at 1366 by 768 pixels. The part matches the listed compatible numbers including LTN156AT01 and LP156WH1-TLC1.
Buyers whose machine uses an LED backlight, a different pin count, or a higher native resolution cannot use this panel. The screen is for laptops only and will not work in desktop monitors or other form factors.
The socket on the panel must match the 30-pin CCFL socket on the laptop cable exactly. If the original screen uses a different connector layout or an LED driver, this unit will not connect.
| Model | 15.6LCD |
|---|---|
| Specifications | 1366 x 768 |
It matches the 30-pin CCFL socket on that model, so no adapter or conversion cable is needed.
Yes, the single-bulb backlight works with the original inverter used in the VPC-EB3E1E.
Power on the laptop; the BIOS and OS should display at native 1366x768 with even backlight across the 15.6-inch area.
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