N64 Help.

[Argelfraster]

I have an n64 with a relocated cart slot.
It worked the first time (yay)
Anyways, i tested it like 6 times on my pc monitor, and it worked each time.
Then i connected it to a psone screen. Just video and ground, no sound yet.
It didn't work, so i connected it again to the pc monitor. The monitor lights up, then it says something in asian and thats it.
I then connected the n64 to my Tv. When i turned it on, the tv flashed and then darkness.

Any idea how to fix it?

 

[βeta]

Could you take a picture of what it says on the screen?

 

[Argelfraster]

Everything wired up:

What the screen says:

 

[βeta]

What resolution is the text? I want to know if it's a warning from the N64 or the screen. Is it low-res text? Is the monitor Japanese?

 

[Argelfraster]

Its a dell screen, and im not so sure about the resolution

 

[βeta]

Well, it says that it doesn't understand the video mode.
What is it, S-video?

 

[Argelfraster]

It worked before, and it was set up exactly the same.
It just stopped working when i connected it to the psone screen.

 

[Mario]

Your N64 is fine, right? Try another video input on the screen.

 

[Argelfraster]

Im pretty sure my n64 is fine.
And i can't input any other video into the screen, because the only way to connect it is via the VGA box.
I tried it on a TV, and the screen just flickers.

 

[XCVG]

Did you try to put RGB into your monitor?

 

[Argelfraster]

How?

 

[XCVG]

Okay, so you didn't. How did you connect it then?

 

[Argelfraster]

I used one of those converter boxes, that you use to play xbox,sony,nintendo systems on a pc monitor. VGA converter.
BTW, my n64 is RGB modded.

 

[XCVG]

Wait, is the converter box from Japan?

 

[Argelfraster]

I don't know.
Maybe. Why?

 

[XCVG]

Well, the Japanese text could have been from the converter.

 

[Argelfraster]

I dont think so.
Because when you turn the screen on when there is nothing connected to it, there is a bunch of Jap writing on it.

 

[XCVG]

Strange.

I don't think I can help you, sorry.