my ps1 screen backlight is working but im not getting a picture
plz help me
help
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wookiecookie
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Re: help
plz help !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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thewise1
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Re: help
We need more information, and it's going to take someone longer than a few minutes to reply. The rules are to wait at least one day before you bump your question. Now tell us more about your screen, all we know is that your backlight is working but you're not getting any picture.
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eurddrue
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Re: help
Do you have anything going into the screen? Which console are you trying to portablize? Is there a common ground between the two?
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wallydawg wrote:I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 voltschainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
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Re: help
Did you hook the video signal up to the right pin?
Is there a ground connection between the screen and console?
Do you get audio?
Has the screen ever worked?
What is it hooked up to?
If you press the Brightness and Contrast buttons, do the on-screen display sliders appear?
If you connect the console to a regular TV, does it work normally?
Are you using the front AV connector, the camcorder-jack AV cable, or soldering directly to the screen?
If you're using the small AV connector, are you using the right cable?
Please don't use IM shorthand like "plz" and bump your thread every 5 minutes; it does nothing for your credibility. Also, we can't really help you if you just say "it doesn't work halp!", we need details like what console you're working with, and what you have tried so far.
Is there a ground connection between the screen and console?
Do you get audio?
Has the screen ever worked?
What is it hooked up to?
If you press the Brightness and Contrast buttons, do the on-screen display sliders appear?
If you connect the console to a regular TV, does it work normally?
Are you using the front AV connector, the camcorder-jack AV cable, or soldering directly to the screen?
If you're using the small AV connector, are you using the right cable?
Please don't use IM shorthand like "plz" and bump your thread every 5 minutes; it does nothing for your credibility. Also, we can't really help you if you just say "it doesn't work halp!", we need details like what console you're working with, and what you have tried so far.
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wookiecookie
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Re: help
I have it hook up to an nes and the volume and brightness do not appear and i just check the grroundeds spots i did the led mod and i think i did it right
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eurddrue
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Re: help
hmm, do the LEDs light up?
Can you hook your screen up to a psone and test?
Are you using batteries or wall power?
Are you sure that you have the nes wired up correctly to the screen?
Did your screen previously work?
Can you hook your screen up to a psone and test?
Are you using batteries or wall power?
Are you sure that you have the nes wired up correctly to the screen?
Did your screen previously work?
Banned indefinitely if you desperately need to contact me STOPPHONESPAMPLOX Please dont be a dick and call for something random like "HEY YURDRUE DOO U HAZ SPAM?"
wallydawg wrote:I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 voltschainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
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wookiecookie
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Re: help
I attach the 12th pin to the 5 volt output
and the LED work
and the LED work