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Ruth's sister AT080TN42 V.1 AT102TN03V.1 V.8 V.9 converter board internal power cable

SKU CH-Q7JH-HYJKF

8 inch TCON board converts signals for 7 to 10 inch tablet LCDs

  • Compatible with AT080TN42 V.1 and AT102TN03V.1 boards
  • Supports converter boards labelled V.8 and V.9
  • Designed for 7 to 10 inch tablet LCD panels
  • New condition internal power cable ready for installation

8 inch TCON board for 7 to 10 inch displays

This converter board is built for tablet LCD panels in the 7 to 10 inch range. It carries the AT080TN42 V.1 and AT102TN03V.1 V.8 V.9 part numbers and arrives in new condition. The board provides the internal power and signal conversion those panels require.

Replaces a faulty or missing TCON board

The jump is worth it when the original controller has failed and a matching part number is confirmed. It is not for panels outside the 7 to 10 inch size class or for boards with different connector layouts. Buyers who need a different pinout or voltage range should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Compatible with AT080TN42 V.1 and AT102TN03V.1 boards
  • Supports converter boards labelled V.8 and V.9
  • Designed for 7 to 10 inch tablet LCD panels
  • New condition internal power cable ready for installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What display sizes does the 8 inch tcon board AT080TN42 V.1 AT102TN03V.1 V.8 V.9 converter board support?

The converter board works with tablet LCD panels ranging from 7 to 10 inches, matching the listed display size range.

How is the internal power cable connected to the converter board, and what common mistake should be avoided?

Align the cable connector with the board header, press straight in until fully seated, and do not force it at an angle which can bend the pins.

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