ZP.VST.V56RU.PB816 LED TV Board
ZP.VST.V56RU.PB816 is a universal LED TV Board with a Full HD supported resolution of 1920×1080. It is a combo board means three in one board, a power supply module, an ATV module, and a Backlight driver module are built into this single piece of PCB. It has all the connectivity interfaces as per user requirements like HDMI, VGA, AV, RF, and USB for multimedia playback and for software loading as well. ZP.VST.V56RU.PB816 firmware files are shared in this post for the technician’s support.
Basic Info:
Model No. ZP.VST.V56RU.PB816 (Combo Board)
Main Chipset: TSUMV56
LED Backlight: 38V to 70V 25W
Display Format: up to 1920×1080
Panel Supported: 32″ t0 39″ Screens
Aspect Ratio: 4:3, 16:9 & 16:10
General Specifications:
TV System: PAL/SECAM/NTSC
Panel Interface: Single channel or Dual channel LVDS
Key Button Functions: CH-/CH+/MENU/VOL-/VOL+Souce/Power
Multi-Language OSD: Yes
Input/Output Ports: HDMI, VGA, AV, USB, RF TV interface and Earphone Out
Audio O/P Power: 2 x 5 Watt (8 ohm)
Panel Voltage: +3.3V/+5V/+12V DC (jumping cap setting)
USB Port: Yes (Firmware Upgrade and Multimedia Playback Support)
USB File Format: Audio (Mp3, wma, m4a/aac), Video (avi, mp4, ts/trp, mkv/mov, mpg, dat, vob, rm/rmvb), Picture (Jpg, jpeg, bmp, png), Text (text)
IR Control: Yes (Controllable by Remote Control)
Electrical Parameters:
Working Input Voltage: AC 220V
Maximum Current: 3000mA (Without Panel)
Standby Power: <0.2W (for the motherboard only)
Maximum Current for USB: 500mA
Factory Service Mode:
Menu+1147
Note: The following given Software is a backup Dump and can be written by a programming tool. Kazmi Elecom Team is not responsible for any type of damage/loss as a result of uploading/downloading the firmware. First Check the mainboard and then install the software. If you are new and do not have enough knowledge of loading or installing software/firmware or dump files then read here first.
ZP.VST.V56RU.PB816 Firmware files Free Download:
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