Samsung LTN156AT05 panel EDID image with the J01 revision suffix, size 256 bytes. It contains the standard EDID base block plus one extension describing the panel's…

Samsung LTN140AT22 14-inch panel EDID with the P01 suffix, 256 bytes long. The image restores panel identification when the EEPROM on the display has been erased or…

Samsung LTN140AT02 panel EDID image, a 14-inch notebook LCD; the trailing 0 in the name is an unclear suffix.

Second dump of the AU Optronics B156XW04 V5 15.6-inch panel EDID, saved as a numbered copy, likely read from a different unit than the first file.

Generic EDID image labelled only as 17-inch WUXGA, meaning a 1920x1200 laptop panel. The name gives no panel maker, model or laptop, so its suitability must be confirmed…

EEPROM image for an LG 1730SM monitor, referred to by the C16 marking, which points to a 24C16 serial EEPROM, located at U204.

256-byte dump associated with an i1501 and a B154EW01 V4 LCD panel, most likely the EDID data stored in the screen EEPROM.

Lenovo ThinkPad R400 password-related bin file packed into a 489-byte RAR. Such a small file is not a system BIOS.

Samsung LTN154P3-L04 LCD panel EDID dump, 256 bytes in size. It contains the identification block a laptop reads over DDC to set resolution, refresh timing and…

Dell panel EEPROM image for a Samsung-style LTN154X3-L0D display, 4 KB in size. The size suggests a full read of a larger EEPROM such as a 24C32, whereas a 128-byte…

Samsung LTN101NT05 netbook panel EDID, revision A01, 256 bytes of raw data. The file serves as a reference or replacement image for a 10.1-inch screen whose…

Samsung LTN140AT21 LCD panel EDID image, with 801 appearing as the panel suffix or revision in the name.

EDID data for an LTN141W1-L02 14.1-inch widescreen LCD panel, Dell OEM version. The 128-byte size reflects a single base EDID block typical of older LVDS laptop panels.

Dump set for the Canon MX397 multifunction printer covering two chips named in the file: a 24C64WP serial EEPROM and a W25Q128FV SPI flash of 128 Mbit.

EDID backup for LG LP156WH2 15.6-inch panel with the TL E1 revision, saved as a 256-byte binary.

Panel EEPROM dump for the LG LP156WH1 15.6-inch screen, revision TL A3, as a 256-byte EDID file.

EDID dump for the LTN173KT01-Q01 17.3 inch panel, taken from a Dell Inspiron N7110 as the name states, size 256 bytes.

EDID image for the LG LP156WH2 notebook panel, TL A1 variant, a 15.6-inch HD display. This 256-byte binary contains the identification block the laptop reads over the…

EDID data for the LP154WX4 15.4-inch panel in revision TLC3, noted as coming from an ASUS F3S laptop.

EDID dump for a Hitachi LCD panel identified by the code TX39D99VC1FAA, stored as a 256-byte binary image.

Second copy of an EDID image for the Chi Mei N156B6-L0B 15.6-inch panel. The (2) suffix suggests an alternate read, possibly from another unit or panel revision, though…

Alternate EDID dump for the AU Optronics B173RW01 revision V3 17.3-inch panel, saved as a second numbered copy, probably read from another unit.

Firmware archive for a Samsung SyncMaster 1932BW monitor, with the brand misspelled in the name, delivered as a 198 KB RAR.

512-byte binary whose name only says i6400, most likely tied to the Dell Inspiron 6400, although the name does not confirm what chip it is for.

LG LP154WX4 EDID dump for the TL B2 variant, a 15.4-inch WXGA laptop panel. This 256-byte file is the identification data stored in the panel EEPROM and read via the DDC…

A 512-byte binary whose name, i6400, gives only a short model-like tag without panel details.

EDID image for a Chi Mei N150X6-L01 panel, revision C1; in Chi Mei numbering N150 denotes a 15.0-inch display.

EDID dump for the AU Optronics B156XW03 panel, revision V1, a 15.6-inch notebook LCD; the name gives no laptop model.

Display identification data for the AU Optronics B150XG01 panel, version V2, a 15.0-inch AUO LCD according to the B150 prefix.

Innolux N156B6-L0B LCD panel EDID, 256 bytes, with the 24_02 prefix signalling a 24C02 EEPROM as the storage chip.

EDID image for a 14.1-inch WXGA panel linked to the D620 in the name, most likely the Dell Latitude D620. WXGA at this size usually means 1280x800.

RAR pack for the Samsung SN1933 Plus LCD monitor that, per the name, contains both the flash and EEPROM IC contents, 61.1 KB in total.

A tiny 470-byte RAR labelled as a BIOS password bin file for the Lenovo ThinkPad T430s. A file this small cannot be a full BIOS image.

Firmware package for the LG L194WT LCD monitor, supplied as a 183 KB RAR archive. The name gives only the model, so the exact chip the image targets and whether it holds…

Firmware for the Samsung S20A300B monitor, marked with version code m-A320B0GAA-1007.0 and model code LS20A300BSLZD, with the name noting it as 100% working.

LG LP171WP4 panel firmware image, revision TL B1, packed as a 256-byte EDID binary for a 17.1-inch notebook display.

Firmware archive for the LG W1943SE-PF, an LG monitor model, at 3.07 MB in RAR format. The name does not say which chip the dump belongs to, such as the scaler flash or…

EDID dump for a B173HW02 V1 17.3-inch-class panel taken from a Samsung NP550P7C laptop, 256 bytes long. The B-prefixed code follows AU Optronics panel naming.

EDID data for the AU Optronics B156XW04 panel at revision V5, a 15.6-inch notebook LCD, with no laptop named.

Version V0 EDID for the AU Optronics B154EW02, a 15.4-inch LCD used in laptops, saved as a 256-byte binary.