ps1 screen problem
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I just tried to power on my ps1 screen without any av in, but it won't show anything, and even pressing the buttons don't show anything, is that normal? I don't really know anything about this screen and i'm affraid it doesn't work...
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Haunted360
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Re: ps1 screen problem
Uh, try pluggin' it it? haha - Jokes
Maybe the backlight is not plugged in correctly. But be carful, as these things carry over 10 000 Volts (I think)
One time I touched the fuse, and that gave me a nasty shock! (Kind of like touching a Motorbike spark plug which hurts)
Anyway, if you think or you can not get it to work - I am happy to try and fix it for you for a commision. (IE: Ship me the screen and pay me $20 and I will try to fix it. If not, I will refund your money)
PM me if you are interested...
Thanks
Maybe the backlight is not plugged in correctly. But be carful, as these things carry over 10 000 Volts (I think)
One time I touched the fuse, and that gave me a nasty shock! (Kind of like touching a Motorbike spark plug which hurts)
Anyway, if you think or you can not get it to work - I am happy to try and fix it for you for a commision. (IE: Ship me the screen and pay me $20 and I will try to fix it. If not, I will refund your money)
PM me if you are interested...
Thanks
Re: ps1 screen problem
I can't remember if it turns on or not without any input. The best way to test it would be to add an input through the AV-in or connect it to a PSone. I know that when it's connected to a PSone, it only turns on when the system is on or if you use the AV-in. You might even be able to just plug headphones into the AV-in and trick it into thinking there's an input.
Are you sure your power source is working and the correct voltage?
Are you sure your power source is working and the correct voltage?
Re: ps1 screen problem
well is the orignal ps1 av input the same than the PSONE's ?
and also the voltage is the right one (i believe) because i'm using the official sonytransformer ( do you say "transformer" in english?)
and also the voltage is the right one (i believe) because i'm using the official sony
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Re: ps1 screen problem
Australia - go to my site silly person and it saysLyberty wrote:what country do you live in?
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Re: ps1 screen problem
do you have it out of the casing? or is it in the ps1 case?
if you have it opened up, then putting power to it will turn it on. the back light will turn on and you can adjust the volume & brightness. like this:
as you can see, i do not have any a/v hooked up at the time on that screen. just the battery.
if you still have it in the ps1 screen casing, they have it set up so that you have to have it plugged up to the ps1 i believe. and the ps1 needs to be turned on for the ps1 screen to turn on. so, if that's the case, try opening it up and doing like is above.
if you have it opened up, then putting power to it will turn it on. the back light will turn on and you can adjust the volume & brightness. like this:
as you can see, i do not have any a/v hooked up at the time on that screen. just the battery.
if you still have it in the ps1 screen casing, they have it set up so that you have to have it plugged up to the ps1 i believe. and the ps1 needs to be turned on for the ps1 screen to turn on. so, if that's the case, try opening it up and doing like is above.
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