Hardware PS5 digital HDMI port and mapped the traces that go to the filter.

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HAHA, funny enough I just got a digital ver PS5 in today. The HDMI choke filters are same dimension as the disc one.

FYI, recently I replaced a couple of PS5's HDMI port, same port bought from same supplier but after replacement, the port/cable become quite sensitive from swinging or touching,signal lost and came back on. Double, triple checked on the soldering work, all perfect. If you dont do anything to the cable connecting, if works just fine. No idea why this start happening.

Hm. That is weird. Usually what I do is check every pin with precision tweezers under a microscope to see if there's any movement. If it still has the problem I switch out the port.
 

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PS5 digital HDMI port and mapped the traces that go to the filter.
Thx Matt Coleman for sharing.

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Thanks for sharing the information. My PS5 keeps flashing the image after changing the HDMI output, I tested all lines and the only one that made a difference was line 18, with 0.738 where it should be with 0.542. Any suggestions please?
 

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