first portable build thread EDIT: On hold 'til after X-mas
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first portable build thread EDIT: On hold 'til after X-mas
Ok, as the title states, I have started my first portable. It is using a sj3 and an audiovox portable dvd player screen. What is somewhat different about this, is that it is going to be a "green" portable. Many of the parts are being recycled from somewthing else. I have the case/screen/battery/batttery charger from a portable dvd player with a bad laser. The tact switches are from an old cable box I swiped from somebody's trash, and the buttons are going to be from my snes controller. Also, instead of using perf. board, I have drilled holes in old plastic from an old game system shell. I do not plan on modding the cart slot to use american carts, instead I will use an adaptor.
here's pics http://s529.photobucket.com/albums/dd33 ... 0_0233.jpg
hooked up to screen
http://s529.photobucket.com/albums/dd33 ... 0_0234.jpg
controls
http://s529.photobucket.com/albums/dd33 ... 0_0235.jpg
NOTE: I have not yet wired up stat and select, but will soon. I am hoping to finish this by Thanksgiving.
EDIT: how to I make a picture show up on benheck, so I don't have to send links?
here's pics http://s529.photobucket.com/albums/dd33 ... 0_0233.jpg
hooked up to screen
http://s529.photobucket.com/albums/dd33 ... 0_0234.jpg
controls
http://s529.photobucket.com/albums/dd33 ... 0_0235.jpg
NOTE: I have not yet wired up stat and select, but will soon. I am hoping to finish this by Thanksgiving.
EDIT: how to I make a picture show up on benheck, so I don't have to send links?
Last edited by themadhacker on Fri Dec 05, 2008 6:00 pm, edited 9 times in total.
rest in peace, Ronnie James Dio! \m/
Re: first portable build thread
[img]IMAGE%20URL[/img]themadhacker wrote:how to I make a picture show up on benheck, so I don't have to send links?
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I don't know what the hell happened exactly, but when I was wireing the remaining buttons, I turned on the sj3 to test them, the video went out. Audio works still. Then I turned it off and back on and it worked. I went to move the sj3, and the video broke again. If I fried this, I am abandoning the project because I have no money (or will to resart it).
rest in peace, Ronnie James Dio! \m/
Check your video wire. If it it loose, the video will not work sometimes. Try re-soldering the wire or replacing it.themadhacker wrote:I don't know what the hell happened exactly, but when I was wireing the remaining buttons, I turned on the sj3 to test them, the video went out. Audio works still. Then I turned it off and back on and it worked. I went to move the sj3, and the video broke again. If I fried this, I am abandoning the project because I have no money (or will to resart it).
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I would be surprised if it didn't have one. It might take a bit of experience to know what they look like, but it's there. Check out the pictures of the PSOne Screen 7805 and go from there. Some tips:
1) It gets hot after being on for a while. Maybe not burning hot, but hot enough to tell.
2) It has three connections: The back is a metal ground, usually the width of the regulator to varying heights. Then an in and an out, occasionally with aground out the front, although it's trimmed on some/most because it's redundant.
3) It's a black square, about 1 cm squared. Look for that.
1) It gets hot after being on for a while. Maybe not burning hot, but hot enough to tell.
2) It has three connections: The back is a metal ground, usually the width of the regulator to varying heights. Then an in and an out, occasionally with aground out the front, although it's trimmed on some/most because it's redundant.
3) It's a black square, about 1 cm squared. Look for that.
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