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Steve-o
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PsoneP Progress

Post by Steve-o »

So far, I've gotten video and audio hooked up, but for some reason audio isn't working. I was hoping someone could help me with that. Well here the pictures of it while running Final Fantasy Tactics!

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PSp is about 70% done, just have to do the controller and case.
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Looking good, but I need to talk. Aim all the way.
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Post by Turbo Tax 1.0 »

did you bridge the headphone pads in the back? (if you aren't using headphones that is)
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Post by Steve-o »

TT you rule!

Haha yeah that was the problem, now I've got full audio, my new task is hooking up a 9.6v battery to screen and psone. I'm thinking of using the resistor thign with the 7805 to make it output 8v. How much can the psone take before it fries?
PSp is about 70% done, just have to do the controller and case.
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Post by blackbox_dev »

I heard that it depends on the model. Some can take 9v, but others may fry at that voltage. 8.4v should work with all PS1 systems. 8.0 should work as well, and you can use a 7808 to get that.

Goto www.fairchildsemi.com

Fairchild is a GREAT company, and you can get free samples of the 7808 as easily as you can get parts from TI. They also ship next day, and shipping is free if you use FexEx Air! I've gotten a lot of parts from Fairchild with no disapointments. Give 'em a try. :D
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Post by Rellizate »

Bridge the headphones? What do you mean by that? If I am soldering from the original wires from the plug on the psone screen to the psone mobo will I need to do that? If so, which pins do I need to connect, and on where?
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