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> 5 Inch Lcd Screen Question, Trying to sort out the cables.
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post Apr 20 2007, 10:13 PM
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that would help a lot, but mine is for the ps2. Is there a difference? I'm not familiar with the playstation line at all so I dont know.
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post Apr 20 2007, 10:54 PM
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ok i think that webpafe that you just sent me a link to will work. Heres what the pinout on my ps2 board looks like. It looks the same...

This is how the numbers on that website match up to the points on the board. I could have just labeled the points in photoshop but that would be too easy. The top black is one...the bottom is two. top yellow is 3, bottom is 4.


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The colors dont signify function (like red=+ and black=ground) I just put them in there to help you see the points.
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post Apr 21 2007, 01:22 AM
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How are you going to hook it up to the xbox mobo or make a av plug?
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i was planning on just finding the video + and ground and 12v and ground and soldering to the corresponding points on the mobo. As of now though Im still not sure exactly which points on the ps2 jack to use.
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post Apr 21 2007, 01:44 AM
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You are going to have to solder to the ps2 jack. You made a color pin out a couple of post a go you need to get your mulit meter and track do the color trace to the ps2 jack the i can help you the rest of the way i don't have the ps2 jack so i can't help you there.
ps1 and ps2 av jacks are the same.

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Pin 6 is video
If there is no differnt plug for power then pin 10 is power and it is 5volts.
PM is not working on my end can send them my dam firewall will fix.
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my aim is i am pauw, im really not sure about the power, im a newb at this crap. What would the power plug look like if there was one?
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alright, so now i know that the power requires 8.5v, so now all i need to know is how many mA the screen is so that I can know which resistor to use to solder it to the 12v source on the 360. How can I find out how many mA the screen is?
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post Apr 22 2007, 10:34 PM
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usually just go to the products website or browse around and look for product specifications
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No site that I have seen so far says how much ma it has.
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post Apr 23 2007, 12:37 AM
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No site that I have seen so far says how much ma it has.

As a test, try hooking the positive side of the power for the screen up to a 12v line, and the negative side up to a 5v line. This will give the screen 7 volts of power. If it works with 7v, then forget the resistor all together, and keep it wired to 12v and 5v.
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As a test, try hooking the positive side of the power for the screen up to a 12v line, and the negative side up to a 5v line. This will give the screen 7 volts of power. If it works with 7v, then forget the resistor all together, and keep it wired to 12v and 5v.


OK so ill use the 12v under the psu and would this be ok for the 5v?
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