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i got meself a psone screen and want to use it with my cnsoles but how do i power it how can i use it with my other consoles?
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dragonhead wrote:
y bother posting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i forgot to say i do not want to make a portable i wish to use it with multiple consles
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how does !!!!!!!!!! give a picture of somone? that just might be the most dumbest thing i hae ever hearddragonhead wrote:You asked for information, and I graciously provided. Also, please post in some sort of proper language. AOL-speak and the overuse of exclamation points makes you look like an ape.john_da_gun wrote:dragonhead wrote:
y bother posting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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^ Have you never been a member of a forum before? We'd just appreciate sentences that, when read aloud, sound like normal English. Also, there are A MILLION GUIDES ON THIS FORUM.
To answer your question, I need you to answer a few questions of my own - do you not have the power cord for the PSOne screen? Do you not have an AV cable for the PSOne screen? If not, then there are still ways to accomplish your goal but it's important to give a bit more background information. However, I guarantee you the information you will need is in the sticky.
To answer your question, I need you to answer a few questions of my own - do you not have the power cord for the PSOne screen? Do you not have an AV cable for the PSOne screen? If not, then there are still ways to accomplish your goal but it's important to give a bit more background information. However, I guarantee you the information you will need is in the sticky.
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i got the power cord for both not sure if they are different. no av cable. i have read that sticky but just cannot see what i am looking forLife of Brian wrote:^ Have you never been a member of a forum before? We'd just appreciate sentences that, when read aloud, sound like normal English. Also, there are A MILLION GUIDES ON THIS FORUM.
To answer your question, I need you to answer a few questions of my own - do you not have the power cord for the PSOne screen? Do you not have an AV cable for the PSOne screen? If not, then there are still ways to accomplish your goal but it's important to give a bit more background information. However, I guarantee you the information you will need is in the sticky.
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but how does the screen turn on? it does not have a on/off switch or will it just power up when you turn the console on? and wen i say consloe i dont mean ps1collinE wrote:You power it using the power cord
For video, you'll have to get the a/v cords from your other consoles, cut the adapters off, and solder all of them together so that all of the adapters fit onto the same cable.
Is that what you're asking?
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if you just plug the ac adapter directly into the screen, it powers on. as in, don't plug the screen into the psone system.john_da_gun wrote:but how does the screen turn on? it does not have a on/off switch or will it just power up when you turn the console on? and wen i say consloe i dont mean ps1collinE wrote:You power it using the power cord
For video, you'll have to get the a/v cords from your other consoles, cut the adapters off, and solder all of them together so that all of the adapters fit onto the same cable.
Is that what you're asking?
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Come on guys, new member here so let's try to help!
I think to answer the first post; use the PSone PSU supplied with the screen (7.5v); connect female video connectors to the composite, ground, audio (left and right), Rgb, rGb, rgB, C-Sync. That covers all the bases. You then connect the male connectors from your consoles to the female plugs to make contact.
Composite console connection - composite, ground, audio cables.
RGB console connection - Rgb, rGb, rgB, ground, C-sync, audio cables.
You also need of course to connect the 5v line from the 7805 to pin 12.
I think to answer the first post; use the PSone PSU supplied with the screen (7.5v); connect female video connectors to the composite, ground, audio (left and right), Rgb, rGb, rgB, C-Sync. That covers all the bases. You then connect the male connectors from your consoles to the female plugs to make contact.
Composite console connection - composite, ground, audio cables.
RGB console connection - Rgb, rGb, rgB, ground, C-sync, audio cables.
You also need of course to connect the 5v line from the 7805 to pin 12.
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