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Offline beaTopic starter

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Bypassing lamp detection circuitry
« on: June 13, 2014, 12:06:01 pm »
Hi everyone,

I'm having a problem with my video projector. The lamp went off, I want to replace it with a pcb with LEDS. The problem is that I need to bypass the lamp detection circuitry so that my new lamp can work with the motherboard. I know I have to cut off two wires and connect two others to bypass the detection,I think it's the yellow or the blue one ( on the 2nd picture, the one removed). But I 'm not sure.... My projector is a canon sx6. Here's some picture of it. If anyone could give some help, it would be fantastic. Thx a lot.
 

Offline HalfSpace

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Re: Bypassing lamp detection circuitry
« Reply #1 on: June 14, 2014, 11:55:59 pm »
Hi Bea,

A circuit diagram or block diagram of the unit would help. If not available, can you remove the lamp assembly and post some pictures of the wiring to it?

I would think that brightness level and over temperature is all that is monitored at the lamp assembly and the current drawn by the lamp is monitored on the main PCB.

HalfSpace  :)


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