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Originally Posted by pazos
The voltages are stored in the raw disk. They're called the waveform data.
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VCOM and waveforms are separate things.
Based on different things I read, my guess would be that VCOM is the voltage, and the waveform is the timing of when the voltage should be applied, when the inverted voltage should be applied and when no voltage should be applied. That's just guessing, though, the one thing I'm sure of is that VCOM is not the same thing as the waveform.
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Originally Posted by pazos
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That's one of only a few references I have found to someone the waveforms differ from panel to panel. I have the feeling it's far more likely the waveforms are the same for each panel of the same model and the VCOM voltage is the thing that differs. I might be wrong about that, though.
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Originally Posted by frostschutz
there's also some vcom setting in hwconfig but it's set to 0 I believe
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Interesting, I'll have a look at that.
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Originally Posted by frostschutz
the value printed on my H2O replacement display was completely different from what was in it before [..] and yet it works just fine
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Hm... that's interesting. Maybe it's not VCOM that's causing my issues. It it's not, though, I'm not sure what is.