Hi comadox.
They display you bought is working well? Because i'm experiencing a mismatch between the point I touch the screen and the point the phone recognize it (it's recognized about 1 cm down-left), and i read on an italian forum that is a compatibility issue and the display of the devices are different, thats why the new display doesn't work properly, is that true?
Your display is for both i9100 and i9105P? Am i experiencing just an hardware fault and not a compatibility issue?
P.S. Sorry for bad english.
i9100 and i9105 lcd difference
Hello,
i'll clear this issue a bit:
the actual lcd is the same BUT...
the flat of the buttom keys for menu, back and home - it different the connector does not fit
if you buy just the lcd and put it in the old frame with this flat - it'll be fine,
but if you buy a full assembly - it wont fit.
and there is a compatibility issue with the touch sensor, there are a few revisions to the screen, the revision number is written on the back near the connector, the early ones only work good on the i9100, they will misread the touch input on the i9105 thinking it's a bit lower then the actual touch happening
the later revisions work on good BOTH models, i do lcd refub and keep a list of the revisions testing them on both models,
in the near future i will compile it and post so that it's clear which how exactly to tell if a specific screen work or not.
hope this helps.
Hello,
i'll clear this issue a bit:
the actual lcd is the same BUT...
the flat of the buttom keys for menu, back and home - it different the connector does not fit
if you buy just the lcd and put it in the old frame with this flat - it'll be fine,
but if you buy a full assembly - it wont fit.
and there is a compatibility issue with the touch sensor, there are a few revisions to the screen, the revision number is written on the back near the connector, the early ones only work good on the i9100, they will misread the touch input on the i9105 thinking it's a bit lower then the actual touch happening
the later revisions work on good BOTH models, i do lcd refub and keep a list of the revisions testing them on both models,
in the near future i will compile it and post so that it's clear which how exactly to tell if a specific screen work or not.
hope this helps.
I am in the same situation, accidently bought a I9100 display for my I9105P and are now stuck with the wrong touch input. Any way i can like "calibrate" the display to the phone?
Same problem here...
Any solutions?
I have the same problem , any solutions yet ?
I try to flash the rom of a s2 but i couldn´t
Hi!
Trying to help a participant from another forum, I think I've solved the "mystery" of the screens for the S2 that work, or not, in our S2 Plus.
He bought it to mount it gave the error offset in the touch and then put a picture of the flex of your screen to display reference codes, if anyone could help.
First, reported that the code reference would have to look it is not the LCD but the Touch, located in the lateral flex with the ATMEL chip and connected to the main flex through the CN3 connector, and that it shows TSP AMS427GL03 rev1.1, and also the ATMEL chip was MTX224
I dismounted my i9105P and I found the following: In mine, what little you can see through the holes of the mobile chassis, the chip is ATMEL MXT224E!
But I also have another disassembled i9100 display, on which the Tactile has the reference code AMS427GL13 TSP REV0.0, date 2011.04.05 ... and the chip is, again, the ATMEL MXT224E! And besides, I have two others that are already mounted on chassis, also with the chip MTX224E (What a coincidence, with no MTX224). Well I have tested all and Tactile of ALL, works well.
Another thing that I've noticed! ALL 224E chips have a large G printed over in white colour, while the 224 chips that I have broken screens do not anything printed over.
Will Samsung scored screens that initially served only for S2 i9100G but, now, are also operating in the i9105?
Trying to help a participant from another forum, I think I've solved the "mystery" of the screens for the S2 that work, or not, in our S2 Plus.
He bought it to mount it gave the error offset in the touch and then put a picture of the flex of your screen to display reference codes, if anyone could help.
First, reported that the code reference would have to look it is not the LCD but the Touch, located in the lateral flex with the ATMEL chip and connected to the main flex through the CN3 connector, and that it shows TSP AMS427GL03 rev1.1, and also the ATMEL chip was MTX224
I dismounted my i9105P and I found the following: In mine, what little you can see through the holes of the mobile chassis, the chip is ATMEL MXT224E!
But I also have another disassembled i9100 display, on which the Tactile has the reference code AMS427GL13 TSP REV0.0, date 2011.04.05 ... and the chip is, again, the ATMEL MXT224E! And besides, I have two others that are already mounted on chassis, also with the chip MTX224E (What a coincidence, with no MTX224). Well I have tested all and Tactile of ALL, works well.
Another thing that I've noticed! ALL 224E chips have a large G printed over in white colour, while the 224 chips that I have broken screens do not anything printed over.
Will Samsung scored screens that initially served only for S2 i9100G but, now, are also operating in the i9105?
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I solved mystery about lcd i9100 and i9105
Sry for my bad english but i read all post about lcd and i found solution. Bought lcds have ATMEL chip but have diferent series, so i get old altmel chip from old broken lcd i9105 and i put on new lcd i9100 and work briliant. Before to make this change when i mount new lcd i9100 on i9105 phone touchescreen was decalibrated after change ALTMEL chip work perfectly.
So difrence betwen i9100 lcd and i9105 lcd its ALTMEL chip from digitizer. Solution its hardware my friends. thx for all from here because help me to find solution.
Sry for my bad english but i read all post about lcd and i found solution. Bought lcds have ATMEL chip but have diferent series, so i get old altmel chip from old broken lcd i9105 and i put on new lcd i9100 and work briliant. Before to make this change when i mount new lcd i9100 on i9105 phone touchescreen was decalibrated after change ALTMEL chip work perfectly.
So difrence betwen i9100 lcd and i9105 lcd its ALTMEL chip from digitizer. Solution its hardware my friends. thx for all from here because help me to find solution.
How did you replaced it???
First, it is impossible to dismount screen without breaking it. Second, chip is four sides factory soldered to ribbon. Very small with micro legs -- impossible to solder by hand, only on special equipment...
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Hello,
i'll clear this issue a bit:
the actual lcd is the same BUT...
the flat of the buttom keys for menu, back and home - it different the connector does not fit
if you buy just the lcd and put it in the old frame with this flat - it'll be fine,
but if you buy a full assembly - it wont fit.
and there is a compatibility issue with the touch sensor, there are a few revisions to the screen, the revision number is written on the back near the connector, the early ones only work good on the i9100, they will misread the touch input on the i9105 thinking it's a bit lower then the actual touch happening
the later revisions work on good BOTH models, i do lcd refub and keep a list of the revisions testing them on both models,
in the near future i will compile it and post so that it's clear which how exactly to tell if a specific screen work or not.
hope this helps.1Hi!
Trying to help a participant from another forum, I think I've solved the "mystery" of the screens for the S2 that work, or not, in our S2 Plus.
He bought it to mount it gave the error offset in the touch and then put a picture of the flex of your screen to display reference codes, if anyone could help.
First, reported that the code reference would have to look it is not the LCD but the Touch, located in the lateral flex with the ATMEL chip and connected to the main flex through the CN3 connector, and that it shows TSP AMS427GL03 rev1.1, and also the ATMEL chip was MTX224
I dismounted my i9105P and I found the following: In mine, what little you can see through the holes of the mobile chassis, the chip is ATMEL MXT224E!
But I also have another disassembled i9100 display, on which the Tactile has the reference code AMS427GL13 TSP REV0.0, date 2011.04.05 ... and the chip is, again, the ATMEL MXT224E! And besides, I have two others that are already mounted on chassis, also with the chip MTX224E (What a coincidence, with no MTX224). Well I have tested all and Tactile of ALL, works well.
Another thing that I've noticed! ALL 224E chips have a large G printed over in white colour, while the 224 chips that I have broken screens do not anything printed over.
Will Samsung scored screens that initially served only for S2 i9100G but, now, are also operating in the i9105?
