I know this is an old post, but today I replaced my Dell Venue8 touchscreen and the horizontal axis was reversed. I found this post, but the reflash batch files didnt work.
I however found another post here: http://mydspclub.com/forum.php?mod=viewt...
· Y3J89- ASSY,LCD,8WXGA,IPS,TPK,AUO,BL = TPK -> load“Dell_Bailey8_TPK_Console_IAP_Ver_1.43.1.52-20140804(THQA)”
· JWXFW- ASSY,LCD,8WXGA,IPS,WTK,CMI,BL = Wintek ->load “Dell_Bailey8_WTK_Console_IAP_Ver_1.43.1.52-20140804(THQA)”
The files needed for the 2 touchscreen types are hosted here: https://dell.box.com/s/nps3o7kxp7ns1zyx6...
My original screen was the JWXFW and the replacement I got was the Y3J89. After running the TPK version above, it updated the FW and my tablet is now as good as new!
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I have performed the exact same operation. My tablet came with a screen of type 099x23, and I installed a type MF47K. The touch input is now mirrored around the vertical axis.
Calibrating the screen results in totally useless configuration, with touches registered in completely wrong locations. Running the calibration program from command prompt directly with any number of self-designed patterns returns similarly ruined configurations.
Did you ever find a solution?
из benrockhold
Oh my god I can’t believe it was all I had to do to get it back working again! Thank you very much guys you are awesome! I really appreciate your help!
из Aghalar Mikayilli
I have the same problem help please
из doc Jean st marc