I got my intec screen pad and now i need help
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shmagoogin77
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Intec Color Screen
Using the pinout from the playstation A/V connector and an ohm meter I came to the same conclusion for the pins.shmagoogin77 wrote:i figured out all the wires (im pretty sure)
red = audio
white = audio
yellow = video
brown = ground
black = negative
orange = positive
orange: Vdd
black: GND
Red : Audio
White : Audio
Brown: A/V GND
Yellow: Video
Wired up my Radica (Blue) TV game and played some Altered Beast. Screen works great with anywhere from 6 to 12 volt power supply. When you drop less than 6 volts the screen dims.
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