Construct Power/Reset buttons
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I'll probably be doing a full console mod soon,
& I need an alternative to the original power/reset buttons.
What do I need to construct these?
& I need an alternative to the original power/reset buttons.
What do I need to construct these?
Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
Just pick up an DPST switch and hook up the power lines. You'll have to flip the switch twice to get reset capability though.
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Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
Or use the reset button out of an old pc for reset...
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Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
How do I connect them to the mobo though?
Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
Connect it to the power lines, or the AC in I suppose.
I don't know the board pinouts sorry.
I don't know the board pinouts sorry.
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Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
Anyone know how to do it?
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Here's an Orginal Power/Reset switch.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Nintendo-NES-Pow ... 2830wt_754" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(sorry, can't direct link to the picture.)
Here's the Connection on the NES mobo;
If a frontal picture is required I will take on my self soon-soonish
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Here's an Orginal Power/Reset switch.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Nintendo-NES-Pow ... 2830wt_754" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(sorry, can't direct link to the picture.)
Here's the Connection on the NES mobo;
If a frontal picture is required I will take on my self soon-soonish
Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
If you have the original power/reset switch board, you can always just trace the circuit and se which cables goes to which switch (extremely simple on this board), then just de solder the wires that goest to the plug and then put on your own buttons and light.
the power button remembers the position and is of when open and on when closed,
the reset button is a normally open button
and you can reuse the led if you want to stay on the easy mode side when choosing a led, remember that it only lights up when the plus and the minus goes the right way, if not it wont break and you can re-solder it.
the power button remembers the position and is of when open and on when closed,
the reset button is a normally open button
and you can reuse the led if you want to stay on the easy mode side when choosing a led, remember that it only lights up when the plus and the minus goes the right way, if not it wont break and you can re-solder it.
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Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
I wan't to have a I/O switch, or a toggle switch.siggen wrote:If you have the original power/reset switch board, you can always just trace the circuit and se which cables goes to which switch (extremely simple on this board), then just de solder the wires that goest to the plug and then put on your own buttons and light.
But I could use your method to find out which cable goes where; and to which point on the board.
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Here's something I drew up. I had no how to draw it .
http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/9834 ... rdcopy.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
So I would just solder points 1+2 to the board?
Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
Yes to have an on button you would just short the brown and the red wire, when their no longer shorted the motherboard turns off, so a two way switch would work fine.
If you want to have a reset button, you just short the yellow and orange wires for a moment, and the motherboard restarts.
If you want to have a reset button, you just short the yellow and orange wires for a moment, and the motherboard restarts.
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Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
What do you mean by "short" I don't get electronics very well...
Couldn't I just use a tact switch for the Reset?
http://jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID ... rm=KEYWORD" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Couldn't I just use a tact switch for the Reset?
http://jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID ... rm=KEYWORD" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
Connecting the points together "shorts" them. A tact switch will work for the reset.
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Re: Construct Power/Reset buttons
Cool; I'll just do that, thanks for the help.bassmasta wrote:Connecting the points together "shorts" them. A tact switch will work for the reset.