Install Smart Led Zone
Get one-tap access to firmware dumps, even on a spotty connection.
A practical guide for identifying your mainboard, finding the correct firmware, preparing files, and choosing the appropriate recovery method.
Before downloading any firmware, identify the exact hardware configuration. Do not rely only on the TV brand or external model number.
Find the model or board code printed directly on the PCB.
TP.MS338.PB801Check the manufacturer sticker on the LCD matrix panel.
V320BJ1-PE1Identify whether the board uses SPI Flash such as 25Q32 or 25Q64, or another storage architecture such as eMMC.
Use the Smart LED Zone repository to locate firmware matching your specific board and hardware configuration.
Match as many hardware identifiers as possible.
Search using the exact mainboard model number.
Check the matching screen resolution, such as 1366x768.
Compare remote-controller mappings when multiple firmware variants are available.
After locating the appropriate firmware profile, download the package and extract the required binary files.
Firmware packages are commonly compressed to reduce download size. Extract the archive completely before attempting the recovery process.
.zip.rar→.binThe appropriate recovery method depends on the condition of the television and whether the motherboard bootloader is still functional.
Soft recovery
Suitable when the motherboard bootloader is still operational and can detect firmware from USB storage.
.bin file to the root directory.Hard recovery
Used when the television is completely bricked or the internal boot process can no longer detect USB firmware.
Review these points before flashing any firmware.
Never disconnect power or interrupt an active flashing sequence. An interrupted write process can leave the storage IC in an unusable state.
Verify the panel and resolution information before flashing. Incorrect display configuration data can cause image, backlight, or panel compatibility problems.