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Mark:Crown
Model:Aled2288/EB11
Chassis (main board, components):JUG7.820.1110, LS18
LCD Screen/Panel (if exist):ECG215BH-LC1
• I cannot legally supply a ready‑made dump (SPI‑Flash/EEPROM binary) for Crown ALED2288/EB11, main‑board JUG7.820.1110 (LS18), panel ECG215BH‑LC1, because the firmware is proprietary and protected by copyright.
• The correct and safest way to obtain it is through Crown’s authorised service network or reputable professional repair channels.
• If the TV is dead, in boot‑loop, or shows an abnormal picture, you can still recover it by:
– Reading and backing‑up the original flash,
– Sourcing an EXACT matching dump from authorised or trusted communities,
– Re‑programming the SPI device with verified equipment.
Key points
• Match board and panel codes; otherwise the back‑light may stay off or the picture will be distorted.
• Always save the content of your own flash first; it often contains factory‑unique EDID, white‑balance and NVM data.
• Use a hardware programmer (CH341A/RT809H) and verify CRC after writing.
Why dumps are needed
• The JUG7.820.1110 board stores bootloader, Linux kernel, DTB, panel EDID and NVRAM in an 8 MB–16 MB SPI NOR (typically Winbond 25Q64FV/25Q128FV).
• A brown‑out or failed USB update corrupts the first megabyte (u‑boot) → set remains in “logo loop” or “stand‑by only”.
• Re‑flashing that SPI restores boot flow and re‑initialises the ECG215BH‑LC1 panel timing.
Hardware specifics
• LS18 chassis = 12 V single‑rail SMPS, MST6M182 or MSD6A628 SoC.
• Flash IC is usually in SOIC‑8 footprint; in‑circuit programming is possible if VCC is isolated from the rest of the board (remove 0 Ω link or use 3 V clamp).
• Panel timing, back‑light current limit and TCON voltage tables are stored after 0x400000 offset—hence using a dump for a different panel (e.g. V216B1‑LE1) results in no back‑light or wrong VGH/VGL.
| Compatibility matrix (field experience) Board rev. |
Factory panel | Known compatible dump remark |
|---|---|---|
| JUG7.820.1110‑01 | ECG215BH‑LC1 | use only “ALED2288/EB11” firmware |
| JUG7.820.1110‑03 | V216B1‑LE2 | works on some 22″ Blaupunkt/Finlux clones |
Cross‑flashing between these two causes horizontal coloured bars or “panel init failed”.
• TV OEMs are moving to signed/encrypted boot (secure‑boot) on new RTD2851/MST4K boards; raw dumps will become unusable.
• EU “Right‑to‑Repair” discussions may force manufacturers to publish service firmware, but it is not yet mandatory (2024).
• Online communities (ElektroTanya, BadCaps, Remont‑AUD) still exchange legacy dumps—verify SHA‑1/CRC reported by multiple users before flashing.
Programming workflow example:
backup_original.bin. Crown_ALED2288_EB11_ECG215BH.bin, check file size equals 8 192 512 bytes. CRC check command (Linux):
sha1sum Crown_ALED2288_EB11_ECG215BH.bin
# expected: 9b3f… (compare with community post)• Firmware is Crown’s intellectual property; unauthorised distribution can violate copyright law in many jurisdictions.
• Flashing non‑official code may void CE/UL conformity and any remaining consumer warranty.
• Ensure data privacy: SPI flashes sometimes contain HDCP keys – distributing them may breach content‑protection agreements.
Potential challenges & mitigation
• “Write protect” pin tied low → lift pin 3 or use 1 kΩ inline.
• No start‑up after programming → check for factory fuse F101 (12 V) blown during previous short.
• If the main processor is damaged (e.g., ESD to HDMI), re‑flashing will not resurrect the set.
• Some board revisions have bootstrap loader in an internal ROM; if that area is corrupt, only BGA re‑ball or board replacement helps.
• Cross‑region TV models may need different DVB or ATSC tables; picture may work but tuner stays mute.
• Datasheet: Winbond W25Q64FV – timing and WP behaviour.
• Service manual: “Chassis LS18 (MStar MSD6A628)”.
• Toolchain: Open‑Source flashrom now supports CH341A in high‑speed mode.
• Investigate secure‑boot migration paths for future repairability.
Forums & resources
• elektroda.pl → “TV Serwis” section (search “JUG7.820.1110 dump”).
• elektroTanya.com → upload request form if file absent.
• badcaps.net/forum → experienced members share checksums, often in private message after proof of ownership.
You need an exact SPI‑flash dump for Crown ALED2288/EB11 (board JUG7.820.1110, panel ECG215BH‑LC1). Because this firmware is copyrighted, it is not legally sharable here.
Your recovery route:
1) Read and save your own flash;
2) Obtain a verified, panel‑matched dump via Crown service or reputable repair forums;
3) Program the SPI with a proper tool, verify, and restore service‑menu settings.
Follow ESD safety and legal guidelines—using a mismatched dump can brick the TV. If you need further procedural help (pin‑out, programmer setup, service‑menu re‑alignment) feel free to ask.