Corresponding Pins 7" screen.

[The Flaming Cyndaquil]

So I found this great 7" inch screen at a yard sale. It has built in mono speaker and has buttons for menu volume power and (for my brother) a mute button. I've taken it apart but can't tell what pin is audio or video. Assuming that there's usually two to three pins on the board, it shouldn't be too hard. I've been scouring the internet trying to find the schematics for the pins but only find reviews and sales. If people could help in my search that would be great. This is the screen http://www.peakantifreeze.com/electronics-back-up_systems.shtml.

 

[The Flaming Cyndaquil]

So I found this great 7" inch screen at a yard sale. It has built in mono speaker and has buttons for menu volume power and (for my brother) a mute button. I've taken it apart but can't tell what pin is audio or video. Assuming that there's usually two to three pins on the board, it shouldn't be too hard. I've been scouring the internet trying to find the schematics for the pins but only find reviews and sales. If people could help in my search that would be great. This is the screen http://www.peakantifreeze.com/electronics-back-up_systems.shtml.

Okay so i found specs but they only tell the size and weight of the screen. not very helpful unless i need a new case.

 

[bud]

Post a picture.

 

[The Flaming Cyndaquil]

Post a picture.

Of the motherboard and/or with the case?

 

[bud]

The motherboard.

 

[The Flaming Cyndaquil]

uh.. how do i add an image?

 

[unicycler17]

Make a photobucket account. Upload pictures. Underneath the uploaded photo, you'll see something that says IMG code next to a link. Copy and paste that into a post here.

 

[bud]

Use imgur, tinypic, or imageshack. No account needed and it's so easy anyone could figure it out. Just be sure to copy the link for forum message boards.

 

[The Flaming Cyndaquil]

 

[The Flaming Cyndaquil]

Sorry if some are a little blurry, I was shaking. Anyway the second picture shows five pins on the video and audio input. If your wondering I used a extension adapter to plug the gamecube in to test how it looked. Then there's three on the power.
EDIT: You might have to open the image in a new window or tab. Bu that's my monitor so it depends.

 

[The Flaming Cyndaquil]

OKAY, I just found out how to solve my problem from http://forums.modretro.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=5128. It's the picture that shows his screen. I'll just solder the cable that came with the screen (with the plugs pulled of of course) and solder the gamecube's AV cables to the two i pulled off!