Screen specifics

If you're making a portable you probably need something to watch it on. (Unless you want to guess what's happening in the game, but I wouldn't advise that) Anyway, this forum is your "Hacking a pocket TV/screen" one-stop solution. Share your experiences and knowledge here.

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I recently acquired a casio portable tv screen (2.5") but I dont know what model it is. Here are some pics to help you guys

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okay, I think it is a Casio EV-550 pTV... But I still dont know where to take A/V off the board. I thought I did, but soon realized it was only the antenna plug. Can somebody help me out?
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Last I had one, I traced the antenna signal to the video IC, then looked up it's datasheet and found the pins for A/V
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could you show me a link to this datasheet that you speak of?
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Are you able to get a good close up picture of the back of the board? Maybe I can show you the inputs I found when looking over the board myself.
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I found a spot on the right side of the board labeled "C sync", is this where the A/V video input goes? I know of one other possible spot on the baord, to the left of that spot is a place labeled "VIDEO2" which one is usable?

PS I also found 3 pins close together Labeled "R", "B", and "G". could I also be able to pull RGB off the board? But would I want to use RGB with a NOAC?
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Joes2Silly wrote:I found a spot on the right side of the board labeled "C sync", is this where the A/V video input goes? I know of one other possible spot on the baord, to the left of that spot is a place labeled "VIDEO2" which one is usable?

PS I also found 3 pins close together Labeled "R", "B", and "G". could I also be able to pull RGB off the board? But would I want to use RGB with a NOAC?
Those are the pins I found mate! If the NOAC is able to output RGB, then I say go with that for sure.
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Joes2Silly wrote:could you show me a link to this datasheet that you speak of?
Sure if you give me the model number of the encoder IC :P
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