EDID dump for the Samsung LTN156AT15 15.6 inch notebook panel, revision C03, as a 256 byte .bin file.

EDID data for an LP154W01 15.4-inch widescreen panel, labelled for Dell with the code D516, likely a Dell panel part reference.

Display EDID dump for the LG LP173WD1 panel, TL variant, revision A1, in a 256-byte binary that matches a 24C02 EEPROM.

LG LP156WH4 panel EDID image, TL type with B1 revision, sized 256 bytes. The record contains the manufacturer code, product ID, supported timings and checksum that the…

Another stored dump of the Chunghwa CLAA154WB03A 15.4-inch LCD EDID, 256 bytes long. Its contents may vary from the other versions in this set, for example in…

EDID dump for the B156XW02 V2 15.6-inch-class laptop panel, 256 bytes, with no host laptop named.

EDID dump for a B141EW04 V panel, named as coming from a Dell 1400 with the extra marking K033, possibly a Dell part or panel code.

Combined BIOS package for the LG-80 and LG-81 boards, listed under the LG brand, in a 335 KB ZIP archive.

BIOS archive for a motherboard identified by the model code IS-85, supplied as a 339 KB ZIP.

Firmware dump labelled DHI-LM22-L200, compressed as a RAR archive of roughly 789 KB. The prefix suggests a Dahua-type device code, but the name gives no further details…

Archive for the Panasonic TX-R32LX80KS LCD television with the TNP4G431 board and LTA320AA03 panel.

Compact 65.6 KB PDF stored as a schematic and labelled 28LV64A, part of the 28LV64 low-voltage EEPROM naming family, with the A suffix indicating a specific variant.

A 163 KB PDF catalogued as a schematic, though the name points to the 28LV256, a 256 Kbit low-voltage parallel EEPROM, so it is most likely a datasheet.

A 56.5 KB PDF from the Catalyst 24WC series, naming the 24WC32 and 24WC64, which are 32 Kbit and 64 Kbit two-wire serial EEPROMs; the schematic label aside, this is a…

PDF reference of 112 KB covering the 24LC01 and 24LC02 serial EEPROMs, 1 Kbit and 2 Kbit two-wire memories sharing a common pinout.

Firmware for the LG L1942ST LCD monitor, with the LM84K token in the name, likely referring to the main board or chassis designation, though that is not certain.

Firmware dump for the AOC E943FWSK LCD monitor, packed in a small 122 KB RAR archive. Monitor boards usually keep their firmware in a compact SPI flash or EEPROM on the…

Firmware dump for the Epson L120 ink tank printer, about 415 KB in a RAR archive. The name gives no firmware version or chip location.

BIOS file for the ASUS P5VDC-TVM motherboard, a 512 KB binary image. The name carries no version or revision information, so the PCB markings should be checked before…

Small firmware archive for the AOC 931VWA LCD monitor, about 112 KB in size. Monitor main boards keep their firmware in a small SPI or I2C EEPROM, and a dump like this…

Firmware for the ASUS VH192D LCD monitor, a small RAR of about 60 KB. Monitor scaler boards keep their firmware on a small SPI or I2C EEPROM, and a corrupt image can…

Panel identification data for the LP150X09 LCD as installed in a Dell D520. The file holds 128 bytes, the size of a single base EDID structure read over DDC to set…

EDID data for the LP154W01 LCD panel, noted as used in a Dell 6000 notebook. The 128-byte file is a single base EDID block stored in the panel's serial EEPROM and read…

Display identification data for an LTD121EX9D laptop LCD panel, marked as the Dell version.

LP171WU1 17-inch panel EDID in revision TL A2, referenced to Dell part number 0W660G. With 256 bytes it represents a complete 24C02 EEPROM image suitable for writing…

EDID for an LG LP140WX1 display, TL type, revision 01, in a 128-byte file. This standard base block lets the notebook identify the panel and select the right timings.

128-byte EDID dump for the display panel of a Dell Latitude D610, with no panel maker or resolution stated in the name.

A Chunghwa CLAA154WP05A EDID image, 256 bytes, for a 15.4-inch LCD panel; no host laptop is named.

B154EW01 revision V.4 panel EDID for a Dell laptop, 256 bytes. The file differs from the V.C version, so pick the one matching the revision printed on your LCD.

RAR archive described as a collection of Philips colour television bin files; the name lists no specific models or chassis.

Windows installer package for the RT809H programmer toolchain, English version, a large executable of about 299 MB.

Main firmware dump for the Samsung 1933SN LCD monitor, 128 KB, labelled 100 percent OK and BIOS in the name.

Full family datasheet, 1.60 MB PDF, covering the tiny24, tiny44 and tiny84, consistent with the Atmel AVR ATtiny24/44/84 microcontrollers.

Archive for the Panasonic TX-PR50UT30 plasma television (brand misspelled in the name) linked to the TNPH0938A1 board code, including its suffix.

PDF of 97.3 KB listed as a schematic and named 28C512-513, covering two related parts from the 28C parallel EEPROM family in one document.

Covering the 24WC33 and 24WC65, this 56.1 KB PDF is listed as a schematic but is a Catalyst Semiconductor datasheet for 32 Kbit and 64 Kbit I2C serial EEPROMs.

Range datasheet in a 63.4 KB PDF for the Catalyst 24WC01 through 24WC16, a family of small two-wire serial EEPROMs, although the index files it as a schematic.

Video BIOS for a GeForce GTX 550 Ti graphics card with 1024 MB of GDDR5 memory, archived as a 1.54 MB RAR.

Archive for the Philips 32PFL3738 LCD TV, 6.87 MB in ZIP format, with nothing beyond the model in its name.

Firmware dump for the Philips 190CW8FB/00 19-inch monitor, compressed into a 108 KB RAR. The name gives the model and regional suffix but no board number or chip type.