Hi guys,
we are doing a project for school and it is based on a nintendo 64 embedded on a psone screen. we recently experienced a problem as one of my group members accidentally did the switcharoo between the 7.5 V and the ground, meaning he supplied 7.5V to pin 2 and put ground on pin 1. It was originally working before this mishap happened. Is it safe to say that the screen is now officially bricked?
psone screen ground and 7.5v question
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hailrazer
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Re: psone screen ground and 7.5v question
Most likely it can be fixed.jay_sison wrote:Hi guys,
we are doing a project for school and it is based on a nintendo 64 embedded on a psone screen. we recently experienced a problem as one of my group members accidentally did the switcharoo between the 7.5 V and the ground, meaning he supplied 7.5V to pin 2 and put ground on pin 1. It was originally working before this mishap happened. Is it safe to say that the screen is now officially bricked?
If you somehow overload or fry the PSOne screen, you can jump a fuse to fix it, just like with most pocket TVs. The fuse is shown in Figure 4-30. Desolder it and put a bit of solder in its place if your screen stops working.

My Portable Systems:

-----Genimini---------Darth64---------Dreamtrooper--------Ncube---------Kamikazi64---N64Boy Advance
-----Genimini---------Darth64---------Dreamtrooper--------Ncube---------Kamikazi64---N64Boy Advance
Re: psone screen ground and 7.5v question
Before I try that, I just want to let you guys know that the screen flickers at first when you put power. We then just noticed that the screen is really dark because we can barely see the bars when you adjust the volume and brightness. That means the screen is still functional but just really dark.
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hailrazer
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Re: psone screen ground and 7.5v question
Oh then you need to do this :jay_sison wrote:Before I try that, I just want to let you guys know that the screen flickers at first when you put power. We then just noticed that the screen is really dark because we can barely see the bars when you adjust the volume and brightness. That means the screen is still functional but just really dark.
If you cant get a PSone screen to work this might fix it:
(This is if your screen powers up but goes blank.)


My Portable Systems:

-----Genimini---------Darth64---------Dreamtrooper--------Ncube---------Kamikazi64---N64Boy Advance
-----Genimini---------Darth64---------Dreamtrooper--------Ncube---------Kamikazi64---N64Boy Advance
Re: psone screen ground and 7.5v question
doesn't that mean the backlight died?
AND WHAT SCHOOL IN THE WORLD HAS COURSES THAT INCLUDE BUILDING PORTABLE N64S? I WANNA GO. nao.
AND WHAT SCHOOL IN THE WORLD HAS COURSES THAT INCLUDE BUILDING PORTABLE N64S? I WANNA GO. nao.
Re: psone screen ground and 7.5v question
where exactly is that wire connected? do you have the original link for the site? thanks
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hailrazer
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Re: psone screen ground and 7.5v question
The pics show exactly where the wire is connected. Front side to the first pin on the right of the longest connector.jay_sison wrote:where exactly is that wire connected? do you have the original link for the site? thanks
back side to the left leg of the 7805.
The hole where the wire needs to go and the connectors should give you an idea where everything is.
My Portable Systems:

-----Genimini---------Darth64---------Dreamtrooper--------Ncube---------Kamikazi64---N64Boy Advance
-----Genimini---------Darth64---------Dreamtrooper--------Ncube---------Kamikazi64---N64Boy Advance