PsOne Intec Screen

If you're making a portable you probably need something to watch it on. (Unless you want to guess what's happening in the game, but I wouldn't advise that) Anyway, this forum is your "Hacking a pocket TV/screen" one-stop solution. Share your experiences and knowledge here.

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egoo33
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PsOne Intec Screen

Post by egoo33 »

Hello, I am new to all this so please excuse my ignorance. I have decided to make a snes portable and have all the major electric parts that is i though i did. I was led to believe that i ordered the psone lcd made by sony but in actuality it is made by Intec. So i was wondering if this screen is still suitable to use and if it is, is the diagram in the book going to apply to the Intec Screen. Thank you for your time and look forward to spending my time on the fourums
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Post by bacteria »

egoo33 - welcome to the forum.

It is always nice to have a courteous member (not all are here), so I am sure you will receive all the assistance you require.

If you don't get the pinout by searching this forum, all you need to do is use a multimeter to test what wires connect to - ie ground, audio, composite, RGB, etc; then that gives you the information you need. These wires are easy (apart from the RGB ones) to find as many of them are obvious.
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Post by Dbstew »

A third party PSOne screen should work the same as it has the same connectors, I have a Redant screen, and it works exactly the same (sound is even better than Sony's screen)
egoo33
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Post by egoo33 »

thank you guys so much i thought i would be out of luck seeing that i didn't have the actual sony lcd but you know the saying Caveat Emptor. I'll be doing some searching to get the exact schematics of the board and as soon as i get all the odds and ends i can start modding and posting my progress. Look forward to it
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