Y500 schematic in PDF for board LA-8692P, a number in Compal's format, meaning Compal manufactured this mainboard.

ASUS A58M-E motherboard boardview packed in a RAR archive of around 560 KB; the name gives no revision number.

Small archive for Quanta board DA0AX3MB6C2, project AX3, revision B. Quanta uses the DA0xxxMBxxx pattern, where the middle letters give the project and the last digits…

CADSee version 4 in a Touch edition, distributed as a 19.4 MB ZIP archive. CADSee is a Windows program for viewing motherboard layout and boardview files, and the Touch…

ZIP archive of about 5.58 MB whose name, LB35B, gives little away; it may be a board or project code, but the device, brand and contents are not stated.

Repair material for a Dell 3521 showing seven beeps, packaged as a 1.89 MB RAR. On Dell laptops a seven beep code generally points to a CPU or processor related failure…

Schematic PDF of 1.87 MB named only SE, which most likely refers to the iPhone SE, though the name does not confirm the brand or generation.

Apple logic board 820-3435 at revision B, packaged as a 1.35 MB RAR. Beyond board number and revision the name says nothing, so check the extracted files to see whether…

BIOS archive for a Philco 14L notebook, linked to board marking 71R-E14RV6-T830 as given in the name.

Schematic document named V6J, about 2.13 MB in PDF format. The name supplies only this project code, with no brand, board number or revision, so the title block should…

RAR archive of BIOS firmware naming A42J and K42JP, two closely related ASUS notebook models that share platform designs.

KB9012 embedded controller dump for the Packard Bell TE11BZ on Compal board LA-8531P, 128 KB, listed under Acer, which owns the Packard Bell brand.

Another firmware set for the H61H2-M13 board at version 1.0, an Intel H61 desktop motherboard whose maker the name does not reveal.

ROM image, 1.50 MB, named E5500A17_1 with no brand, model or board information. The token likely encodes a model and BIOS revision, possibly a Dell Latitude E5500 at…

Lenovo BIOS archive for a board identified as IB760ME, with a 32 MB flash size stated in the name. The RAR is about 20.5 MB and should be unpacked before use.

BIOS dump for the Gigabyte G1 Sniper B5 motherboard, labelled as fully working, with no board revision given in the name.

BIOS package for the HP EliteDesk 800 G2 SFF desktop, board code name Spitfire, revision A.

ASUS H110M-A-M2 BIOS file, version 1802 according to the name, provided as a BIN inside a 6.69 MB ZIP.

Working BIOS for a Fujitsu LIFEBOOK, packed as a RAR of about 20 MB. The name carries the tokens 7U14A2, RS26, S27 and A4-10 G, which appear to be board or model…

Raw 32.0 MB dump read from the chip at board position U366. The name records only that designator, so the device, brand and board revision cannot be identified from it.

Archive for the Panasonic TX-PR42C3 plasma TV linked to the TNPH0939 board code. The name names no chip, so the 186 KB RAR should be opened to identify whether it…

PDF of 184 KB bearing the part number 2SD1410A, kept in the schematic category but best treated as the transistor's datasheet, with the A suffix denoting a variant of…

The 2SK1867 is named in this small 33.9 KB PDF, catalogued under schematics. Because 2SK is the Japanese prefix for N-channel field-effect transistors, expect a brief…

A 295 KB PDF on the 2SK1825 semiconductor. The 2SK prefix follows the JIS standard for N-channel FETs, suggesting a datasheet despite the schematic category.

Datasheet PDF for the 2SK1472 N-channel field-effect transistor, inferred from the Japanese 2SK designation, though the catalogue files it under schematics.

Brief 32.2 KB PDF for the 2SK1458LS, identified by its Japanese 2SK code as an N-channel field-effect transistor, with an LS suffix marking a specific variant.

Datasheet PDF of 42.3 KB for the 2SC5638, listed in the schematics section though the name refers to one transistor.

A 341 KB PDF named for the 2SC5612, filed under schematics while most likely being the full component datasheet. JIS numbering assigns 2SC to NPN bipolar transistors.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 349 KB PDF bears the name 2SC5570, a JIS/JEITA designation for an NPN bipolar transistor.

Named 2SC5069 and weighing 107 KB, this PDF is catalogued under schematics but represents a JIS-numbered NPN bipolar transistor, so treat it as a datasheet.

A 117 KB PDF bearing the part number 2SC4860 and nothing else, indexed as a schematic. Since the JIS/JEITA scheme assigns the 2SC prefix to NPN bipolar transistors, the…

A 163 KB PDF titled with the part number 2SA1256, filed in the schematic category. The 2SA designation, part of the JIS numbering system, identifies a PNP transistor…

A comparatively large 707 KB PDF filed as a schematic, named only 2N6427, a JEDEC 2N-series discrete semiconductor number.

Indexed as a schematic, this 97.4 KB PDF carries only the 2N5088 part number and is best treated as a component datasheet.

Datasheet PDF of 60.8 KB covering the 2N3904, one of the most commonly found JEDEC part numbers in general-purpose circuits.

Data for the 1T367 transistor in a 44.2 KB PDF, stored with schematics. The 1T prefix belongs to the old Soviet semiconductor designation, indicating a germanium…

At 616 KB, 1B31.pdf is the largest of the 1B-coded files and is listed as a schematic, yet its name says nothing about device, maker or board revision.

Small zip archive listed as a schematic, named only M546B. The name gives no brand, board revision or document details, so the contents have to be checked before use.

16 MB BIOS image labelled u366 Unpass, which suggests a dump from chip location U366 with the BIOS password removed.