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ronniecruisin
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 Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:59 am Post subject: Re. Non Touch Screen..Why??????? |
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Hi. All. I'm Back! Got My Oasys back.(very happy  ) But....The O has been sitting in a studio unused for about 6 months. As with others in this forum the touch screen simply does not react to touch. Screen shows graphics fine. What I am having great difficulty finding out is Why can this happen.? Does anyone know the cause.?? What actually fails?? And is it possible to fix the existing touch panel or when it fails like this is it stuffed and needs to be renewed??? I have not been able to find much info on the net about this problem. I have ordered the fujitsu panel as another in this forum has done but would prefer to try a fix with the original panel if possible. There does not seem to be much to them and I can not understand what would go wrong with them that can't easily be fixed. Can any one help me with this info??? 
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frederik-luna
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| Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:32 pm Post subject: Non Touch Screen..Why????? |
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Hi Ronnie,
It is quite some years ago that you posted your question about the non-working touch screen.
Because now I have the same problem, without moving or using the Oasys 88 for 2 month, suddenly the first time I would like to use it again, the touch screen does not react to touch anymore. All other functions seem to work normally. Can you (or someone else) give me some advice how to repair this (seemingly) software problem? I have OS version 1.3.3 (2 GB) while the version on CD is 1.3.0 |
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ronniecruisin
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| Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2013 11:16 pm Post subject: Re. Oasys touch screen issue. |
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Hi. can't remember where I posted it in this forum but I have posted a fix for this problem in detail. The fix is simply to buy a new touch panel. Cost Australian was around $100. The type and part no and all the steps to replace it are in my previous post. I have recently sold my O. Ronnie.
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ronniecruisin
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Hi. Just found it.... It's on page 2 about halfway down. Ronnie
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ronniecruisin
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Hi. Just found it.... It's on page 2 about halfway down. Ronnie
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Mike Conway
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| Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 4:22 am Post subject: Re: Re. Oasys touch screen issue. |
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| ronniecruisin wrote: | | Hi. can't remember where I posted it in this forum but I have posted a fix for this problem in detail. The fix is simply to buy a new touch panel. Cost Australian was around $100. The type and part no and all the steps to replace it are in my previous post. I have recently sold my O. Ronnie. |
It's probably worth repeating here, if you don't mind:
| ronniecruisin wrote: | Hi. All. I got a mate to order the screen for me. Can't remember their name but they are in Adelaide I think. But they had to order in from OS. You may get it cheaper by buying direct. The place suggested on this forum does not have them any more. But if you type in this part number there are plenty available elsewhere. Mine was 90 plus dollars with postage. The part number is FUJITSU N010-0554-T347. This is the exact one Korg originally used. Also I found somewhere on this forum together with this part number the NEC part number for the LCD. Did'nt write it down though so you will have to look for it. It was even cheaper OS Price about $ 60 .  If you do replace the touch panel be very careful and take your time getting the old one off. I used a very fine long pointed craft knife and very slowly slipped the blade under the edge of the old panel gently prising up the panel as I ran the knife along the edge until it let go. Make sure you mark on the LCD surround with a fineliner exactly where the old panel sits before you remove it. Get the thinnest double sided tape possible and put it just in from the edge of the new panel and trim the excess off with your craft blade. Flip the panel over and carefully align it with your fineliner marks (assuming no dust between the two panels) and gently run your finger around and all is fixed.  By the way, you can test to see if the panel is the problem without removing the old one. If you simply plug in the new panel and lay it over the old one it will work. If it does'nt then you will know the problem lies elsewhere. Hope all this waffle helps.....Regards ...Ronnie |
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