cant figure out the wiring

[nmarsh55555]

i got all my things taken apart( monitor,game console, controller) and now i need to figure out the wiring i really need help with iti can post pictures up if nessasary-8-10-09

[Axaj]

If you are going to make a SNESp, it's pretty much required to use a mini SNES.

[nmarsh55555]

i can get a portable if need

[Life of Brian]

Your post makes it sound like you are drowning or something. "I don't know what to do" - what exactly would you like us to do about that? I suggest reading, but that's just me.



I'm not saying that thread has all the answers you seek in it, but it's certainly better than waving your arms in the air with a generic shout of "HELP" about which we can really do nothing about.

[snowpenguin]

That picture= Win.

But LOB is right. If you just say 'I need help.' there's nothing anyone can do for you. Read some worklogs to see how things are done, then when you have actual questions ask them.

[nmarsh55555]

ok what ive done so far is taken apart the monitor so i got the moniotor and all the parts that connect to it. same with the nintendo and the controller. but i have no clue how or where to connect them i can post pictures up if need.

[Life of Brian]

Ok, so you are using an original SNES, correct? I think you mentioned that before changing your original post. Here is a link that shows where to get composite video and audio from the SNES. This sticky in the screen section of the forums shows where to connect the composite video and audio from your SNES to your screen. You will also need to make a connection between ground on the SNES and ground on the screen. Get that working while the SNES and screen are both working off their original power supply as your first step. Once you get that working, it's time to get everything running off of just one power supply. If you need help with that, come back here.

[bicostp]

What screen are you using?

What model SNES are you using?

[nmarsh55555]

ive read the link LOB sent me and it said i need a 75 ohm resistor thingy...where can i get one and where do i connect it

[Life of Brian]

No, you do not need a 75 ohm resistor thingy. That is for PAL. You are using NTSC. Read the chart again.