Recent content by Senketsu-no-asch

Re: portable issue, is it the wiring, the n64, the screen pr Since the lcd is unlabeled I had to use the multimeter to find ground, so, after finding ground, wired gnd pin on the n64 to the ground on the lcd, and the video wire to the lcd I forgot to say that the n64's board is wired normally...

Hi there, a while ago I got help about a screen I got from a guy. It was intended to be used on a psx, but its not a zenith nor the original psx screen (it says SHARP on the back of the screen but...not much.more.) The thing is, I wired the video output from the n64 to the video pin on the...

Hi, so I'm making my first portable, I've already been helped out in these forums some time ago and had quick and useful answers that made me understand better some things. So Im yet here again asking for help :D I bought a taiwanese made psone screen, I need to figure out which pin is which...

Thanks a lot, I wasn't sure to resurrect a thread that was old for like... 5 months or more, but I thought it was pretty pointless toa sk something so specific... but I'm pretty sure lots of us have had this idea: Using an analog stick as a d-pad. I still don't know where to wire it, or if it...

So after a loooong time I decided to take another shot at wiring an analog stick to the GBA sp's Dpad. So far I've been following this guide I have wired the 4 directions to the test pads on the GBA sp (tp 4 to 7 IIRC), but when I try to solder the middle pins of the potentiometer to the...

I am making the same thing... but I'm not really skilled yet, I found that the motherboard of the GBASP is too big to fit the GBC case. Is there anyway to trim it a bit or something? We could give pointers to each other with our projects if you don't mind.

Thanks a lot, I'll be buying flux tomorrow, I'm fluent in english, there are some words that I can't understand, and my biggest issue is that my grammar skills SUCK big time xD.

Thanks a lot, I'll be sure to get some thiner wire now. Actually, over here in argentina, it's pretty weird to come across with some parts, so recycling sounds promising. Flux? I've heard that a lot, but never seen it. Could someone please explain in detail what it is or if they happen to know...

Ok so, I've nearly finished everything. All the wiring is done except for the power switch and the start and select buttons, next up would be closing/painting everything and making the mini joystick's casing. joystick's "board" again, dunno why >_>U Gba board inside mini cabinet L and R...

So, here are the pics I promised D: Also, I got my greedy hands (?) on the d-pad of an original PS2 controller, and tried the up button, thing is it didn't worked... (I mean that it didn't responded to the input, but it did get voltage...). Anyways, in a few hours I'll go buy a few more...

Ok so, using the mini board that the controller had for the R and L buttons (2 separate boards) for the R and L buttons (lol) and the and B buttons. Quick question though: The board only has 1 ground pin, so I tried wiring the 2 grounds from the A and B buttons to it, and then the other 2 pins...

This is a pic of the ps2 controller board: Edit: it's a generic controller

Oh, but that would be if I used a switch... I already made the switchs for the A-B start select L and R buttons. The only problem I find is that the switchs I have are kinda on the big side, so using them for a D-pad would be a bad choice, so I once saw somebody using a part of a controller's...

Okay, will do that, and with that solved... how should I go around wiring a "mini pad" to the GBA's buttons? if you could point me out to a few tutorials i'd be more than thankful And sorry for all these posts. I'm a total noob in this, and since there aren't any d-pads that I can buy (Like a...

Ummmm maybe if I post a pic you could help me out? EDIT: Nevermind, it was F2, you saved me man! (just run a wire to test without soldering). I ask you again, how should I bridge it? thin wire or just solder?