screen pin layout

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qerkdtx
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screen pin layout

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Hey I was wondering if for my psonep do I hook up all twelve wires too the screen, or just ground sound and video. Also if I should only hook up those four what is the pin layout for those. If been searching the forums for a while now and have come up black. Thanks
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diagram

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qerkdtx
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Ahh perfect, this is exactly what I need.

Thanks
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np

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qerkdtx wrote:Ahh perfect, this is exactly what I need.

Thanks
Your welcome but i think Gannon deserves the credit, after all im still a newb.
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Post by bacteria »

Pic corrects pin 9 and 10.

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???

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Gannon's pinout had pins 9 and 10 reversed :shock: ? his diagram worked for me when i tested my screen back in october, before i ripped it apart to get brighter leds (I still haven't, newark electronics is b*tch :x ).
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9 and 10 are left and right for RGB mode. You wouldn't notice
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Post by bacteria »

I wondered if anyone was going to question this!

If you look at the reverse of the PSone screen board:

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(this is for RGB audio not composite).

This is probably why LOB thought the headphone jack diagram was the wrong way around - turns out it was fine.

In the pic above, the right pin is marked as Right and the last but one is Left.
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Post by footinmouth »

Kyo wrote:9 and 10 are left and right for RGB mode. You wouldn't notice
oh ok thanks
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