1920x1080 indicates the firmware is configured for Full HD (FHD) display panels. Using this firmware on a 4K or 720p panel may lead to display issues or a blank screen.
This specific file string refers to a used primarily for repairing or updating the software on Smart TV motherboards (chassis). Core File Identification
This part of the filename typically signifies a specific panel setting. "Mirror" usually refers to a fix for an inverted or "mirrored" image, which occurs when a motherboard is paired with a panel that expects a different data orientation. Technical Details & Requirements 1920x1080 indicates the firmware is configured for Full
Installing the wrong firmware version (e.g., for a different chassis or resolution) can permanently disable your TV. Always verify your board's model number, printed directly on the PCB, before proceeding.
Using the "Mirror" configuration to correct an upside-down or reversed image after a motherboard replacement. Installation Precautions Core File Identification This part of the filename
Most TV firmware updates require a USB drive formatted to FAT32 .
The identifiers 358M2C3 and 358M3C2 refer to TV mainboards often based on the MStar MSD6A358 processor. These chassis are commonly found in budget and mid-range Smart TVs from brands like Blaupunkt, Akai, and various regional manufacturers. Always verify your board's model number, printed directly
The .rar extension indicates a compressed archive, and part09 suggests this is one segment of a . You will need all parts (e.g., part01 through part10) in the same folder to successfully extract the full firmware file using software like WinRAR or 7-Zip . Common Use Cases Boot Loop Repair: Fixing TVs stuck on the logo screen.