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Hi Fernando congratulations for your website and your ferduino mega

Since you ask in portalpez and you gave me a solution to the problem I had with my screen. I would fix it according to your instructions but I've noticed that your shield is different to mine and not know exactly where to weld. Could you help me?

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Hi!

Welcome Ismael!

You tried change the switch on TFT shield to 5V?

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Thanks Fernando


if you've tried and does not work

PD: I have another screen and sometimes when I turn the screen goes white, from left to right. I have to turn it on and off several times to function properly.

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With the switch in 5V, check the voltage on pin "LED_A".

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3.89 is too, should be 3.25 more or less.

You can cut the trail that goes to this pin and put the potentiometer as shown in the image above.
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I don't know.

I haven't this shield.

You need search.

The problem should be on shield because the voltage is high on LED_A.
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