Q225DS - Dual Screen Upgrade Installation (TN722)

10 June 2026 15:38 Updated

Important Note: This is not considered an operator action. This note is for the use of factory approved technicians only.

Preparations

Read the instructions carefully before starting, and leave yourself time to perform the work.

Ensure you have taken appropriate anti-static precautions

Avoid working in areas with synthetic floor coverings or carpet, especially polypropylene material, as opposed to natural materials such as solid wood or wool. Ideally work at a proper workbench with ESD safe features, such as a metal frame. Before work, try to discharge yourself into a mains earth fitment, water pipe etc.

This is important as parts of the equipment are static sensitive and even if any damage is not immediately obvious, so called “latent damage” can occur, where a device may be partially degraded yet continue to perform its intended function. However, the operating life of the device may be reduced dramatically, leading to premature failure.

If you are unsure about any part of the procedure, seek advice before proceeding.

You will need to have the following tools to hand:

Pozi-screwdriver no1
2.0 Hexagonal driver (Allen Key)
5.5 nut driver
Soft material (e.g. bubble wrap or foam)

You will also need to download the required software below

Q225 BIOS Upgrade Utility
Q225DS_V2242z_Updater

Before you start, shut down the console, switch it off and remove the power leads.

Quantum 225DS Upgrade Kit

Verify your kit contains the following.

1x Input upper panel

1x PC Card (no CPU)

1x Duct blanking plate

1x LVDS cable

1x Ribbon cable

10x Cable ties

8x Hex screws

1x Q225DS Dust cover

4x Braided USB cables *If the console already has braided cables, these don't need to be installed*

680-00076 USB A-B PC to Local I/O
680-00077 USB A-B PC to Left Worksurface
680-00078 USB A-B PC to Right Worksurface
680-00093 USB A-B PC to Engine
*Note: The USB cable labelled TCH/RIGHT that goes to the front panel USB doesn't need to be replaced*

Procedure

Remove the input and master upper panels

Unscrew the hex screws holding each panel to the console frame, 8x screws for each panel, 16x screws in total.

To fully remove the left upper panel, first, the mounting bracket and accessory need to be removed.

To remove the current accessory mounted, detach the locking pin.

Unscrew the 4x screws holding the panel to the internal cable duct.

The panel can be removed.

Blanking plate installation.

The cable duct needs to be removed to be able to install the blanking plate provided with the kit, remove the 4x nuts (2 each side) holding the cable duct to the console frame. Once the nuts are out, gently pull the duct and the foam out. You may find that some of the damping material overlaps with the metal flange around the duct. Peel the material back until the duct can be removed.

Once the cable duct and foam are detached, place the blanking plate. (Please note: The picture below does not show the final production version of the plate and the final version will look different). Try sliding the plate underneath the peeled back damping material, if possible, or trim the material as necessary to achieve a flush fit.

Secure it down with the 4x nuts provided.

PC board removal

Remove the master panel and place it on top a safe and clean surface and locate the pc board, which will be on the left side.

To have better handling while removing the PC board, the internal Waves or Fourier card needs to be removed.

Disconnect the ribbon and power cable marked on the picture below.

Unscrew the internal card from the back of the console.

After removing the internal card, gently disconnect all cables connected to the pc board.

List of cables:

1. LVDS cable

2. PC reset cable

3. Power cable

4. Power cable

5. Optocore USB reset cable

6. Ethernet cable link

7. Fan

8. USB - Tch Right

9. USB - Local I/O

10. USB - W/S Left

11. USB - W/S Right

12. USB - Host Link

After disconnecting all cables, locate and remove all 11x screws securing the PCB to the engine tray.

There are another 2x screws on the back of the console, just above the two Display Port sockets.

Once all screws have been removed, gently remove the PC assembly.

Place it on a clean and safe area, to proceed with the next section.

CPU & Drives transfer

*Note: this section needs to be carried out very carefully, if there are any doubts, questions or unsure how to proceed please contact your local distributor or DiGiCo support.*

Disconnect one end of the pc link and remove C & D drives, these will be installed back on the new PC board.

Locate the 5x screws around the CPU heatsink.

Remove all screws.

The CPU connects to the PC card with a double row of connectors. Both connectors are located towards the rear edge of the CPU module, close to the red Ethernet cable showing on the picture above. To free the CPU module, hold the front and back of the module and in a rotating motion lift the front edge of the module until the connectors disconnect from their sockets.

Re-assembling the CPU and the new PC card

Carefully align the CPU module with the dual connectors on the new PC card supplied with the upgrade kit. Check visually that the alignment is correct by trying to move the card left or right or forwards and backwards. If the alignment is correct, the CPU module should already resist movement, even before the connector is fully pushed into the sockets on the PC card. When the alignment is correct, push the connectors into the two receiving sockets. A positive click should be felt but it may need a bit of gentle force to insert the connectors fully. If you can’t feel a click, the connection is probably not made.

Visually check that the CPU module is fully inserted.

Once the PC module is securely seated, the five screws around the heatsink can be fitted again.

Bring the PC card into position inside the chassis and secure it on the standoff screws, not forgetting the two screws on the rear of the console. Once secure, install the red Ethernet link cable and drives. Ensure the correct slot order for C:\ and D:\ drives. The drive slots on the PC card are silk screened to help identify the slot.

Then connect the existing LVDS cable to the rear connector on the PC card and Connect the display cable supplied with the upgrade kit to the LVDS connector at the front of the PC card.

*NOTE: The LVDS cables and LVDS sockets on the pcb are delicate components*

*Please proceed carefully with this step*

Reconnect all cables to their original corresponding ports and locations. If the Q225 is not already fitted with braided USB cables, install the USB cables supplied with the kit. These supplied cables are the current production standard and will ensure the console is equipped with the correct equivalent cabling.

Cabling and panel installation

Pass the display cable under the engine tray metal and use one of the tie wraps supplied with the upgrade kit to secure the display cable and ensure it does not touch the fan (if fitted). Please note: Some Q225 consoles do not have an internal fan next to the CPU. It depends on the type of CPU used in the console. The absence of the fan is not an omission, and it is not required in these consoles. If the fan is fitted, ensure the LVDS cable does not interfere with the fan.

Route the lvds cable over the chassis frame and secure it to the back of the console.

Remove the left lower input panel to connect the ribbon cable provided.

Plug the grey ribbon cable into the socket labelled ‘to P16134 upper…’ set this panel back into its position and route the cable towards the back of the console. The connector is keyed, but double-check the correct orientation of the cable.

At this stage the new panel is ready to be installed, place the panel and connect the LVDS cable to the display previously fitted and routed throughout the console and secure it with a cable tie as shown in the picture below. Ensure the LVDS connector is oriented correctly: the metallic side must face the display panel, while the white plastic side should face outward.

NOTE: Do not connect the grey ribbon cable yet, due to the panel is a new piece of hardware, the console won't recognize it and will cause the left surface to disappear or change the worksurface running code to '84' which isn't valid.

Rest the panel in place but don't screw it down.

Power up the console.

Quit to Home and open the Quantum Upgrade application. Check that all devices are detected and that the Host Interface, Right surface, Left Surface and Local IO have a valid running code.

Q225DS - Hardware Upgrade TN722.jpg

If all codes are present, close the Quantum Hardware Upgrade Utility and power off the console.

Go back and lift the new panel and plug in the grey ribbon cable. The connector is keyed, but double-check the correct orientation of the cable.

The hardware installation for the upgrade has been completed.

Re-assemble and power up the console.

Quit the main application by clicking on 'System' > Quit to Home to proceed with the software installation.

IMPORTANT:

When powering on, the console will go into the main application as per usual, you'll see video feed going into the new screen but the panel won't be fully operational due to the software updates haven't been performed.

The console will look like the picture below, this is EXPECTED behaviour.

Master screen will still be showing Quantum 225.
The small TFT display on the new panel will be blank and won't show any information.
On the new panel, the video feed won't cover the complete diameter of the display.

Quantum 225 Dual Screen Upgrade Utility

The following steps are to install the software upgrade utility into the BIOS.

You can retrieve the file by clicking the button below:

Q225 BIOS Upgrade Utility

Unzip and copy the file Q225ToDS.exe onto a suitable USB Key and insert it into a free USB Socket on the console.

Click Settings (bottom left corner) and then File Browser. Navigate to your USB Key and run the utility by double-clicking the file Q225ToDS.exe.

Follow the on-screen instructions.

1. Welcome

2. Unplug external devices

3. Turn on both power supplies

4. Compatibility check

5. Unlock console

6. Console unlocked

7. Upgrade system

8. Upgrade finalised

9. This completes the BIOS upgrade. The console can now be locked again from the advanced setting menu on the Quantum Home page.

Update Quantum 225DS to V22.1.2242

The final step is updating the Quantum software to a version that is compatible with Quantum 225DS hardware. Initially, this will be V22.1.2242, if a newer software version is available, it may be installed instead.
The updater must be executed regardless of the version currently installed.

The software version for the Quantum 225DS cannot be used on a single-screen Quantum 225 and vice-versa.

Download the update package from the link below and follow the instructions included in the download.

Q225DS_V2242z_Updater

Test the console functions

Once all the software is installed, connect the console to power and perform an operational test to confirm screen and controls function correctly.

Associated Documentation Downloads

TN722b Q225 Dual Screen Upgrade.pdf

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