Intec Screen Pad Question.

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Intec Screen Pad Question.

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Hello,

Can someone please help me out & help get my project re-started. I need to know what the circled in red pins are for. Thanks.

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AV and power and all that stuff. BTW, how long is the ribbon cable for the LCD?
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daguuy,

That is the thing that is really confusing me. My screen pad only seems to have 1 row to connect to? Help.

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I'm not sure, but I think you have the INTEC one? :?
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Any one have any useful info about the intec screen pad pin-out?

daguy, I though your info was usefull.

Thanks

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Post by G-force »

Sorry, I don't have one. If you had checked the wires before you desoldered them you could have figured it out. Do you still know how they were soldered on? If so you coudl just trace each wire to what ever it is on the adjust board.
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G-force wrote
Sorry, I don't have one. If you had checked the wires before you desoldered them you could have figured it out. Do you still know how they were soldered on? If so you coudl just trace each wire to what ever it is on the adjust board.
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You're right, not only am I feeling stupid, I'm feeling embarressed. Can anyone help? I'm hoping that someone has a similar screen pad. Thanks.
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maybe if nobody has the pinouts, you could test each pin with a video signal
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I have the same problem. My 2.5" intec screen control pannel was crushed completely. Anyone know how to input into it, or can rebuild a replacement, let me know.
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help!!!!!!!

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i have an intec gamecube screen im using for my portable snes.The problem is i heard something about it neading 20v.
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woah! thats a lot of voltage! but the screen only needs 12 volts( the intec gamecube one ) I have it and since it leeches of the gamecube power cable it must use 12 volts or less........helpful or not?
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Post by madc0w »

it probably uses a 7508 or a 7505, so it would take 9 and 6 volts respectivly.
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so i nead to get 12 volts of power just to make the screen work :(
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if it's the older model (not huge pcb) it should work down to around 5v
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