HELP I stupidly killed my psone screen ...

-=FamilyGuy=- · Post by **-=FamilyGuy=-** » Thu Mar 22, 2007 11:25 am

Hi, I'm new here but i've done a lot of reading on this forum...
I was about to start my first portable, and I decided to test out my newly bought psone screen, but, since I don't have any 7.5 volt wall plug, I've connected it to a 7,2 volts Li-On battery from my sony camcorder ...

It worked fine the first time but I didn't put any video source, so I decided to try it with a video source a second time ...

But the second time I think I've inverted the + and the - ...

Well ... you can guess what hapened: nothing ...

And now it's not working no matter what I do, neither the screen or the speaker ...

Do any of you know how to fix this ? I hope it's simply a fuse or something ...

Thanks you for your help !

ps: If my english is bad, sorry.

-=FamilyGuy=-

-=FamilyGuy=- · Post by **-=FamilyGuy=-** » Thu Mar 22, 2007 1:07 pm

Sorry for this double post, I just read back ben's book to see that I might try to bypass PS1 fuse !! Happy me: it works ! I'll not mess with + and - anymore ... !

But I still have one problem ...

I can't get the screen to display the image i'm sending it ...

I use a RCA (yellows red white cable) to mini jack plug and simply plug it behind it, then power it up and nothing shows ...

At least now I can see a backlighted black screen instead of a light paperweight ...

If anyone can help ...

Post by **CronoTriggerfan** » Thu Mar 22, 2007 2:00 pm

So you soldered your A/V in to the small jacks to the small tabs on the back, right? Try soldering them to the plug on the front instead, the pinouts for how to do so are in the sticky.

CTFan

-=FamilyGuy=- · Post by **-=FamilyGuy=-** » Thu Mar 22, 2007 7:55 pm

Well I didn't soldered anything, I just plugged a audio/video mini jack to it, But I think that the problem is that this cable got something that looks like 120uf capacitor in it because it come from a mini dvd player and that the compagny that made it wished to save space in the dvd player ... I,ma try it with a camcorder cable instead soon .

THank you for the help anyway !

Post by **CronoTriggerfan** » Thu Mar 22, 2007 9:43 pm

-=FamilyGuy=- wrote:Well I didn't soldered anything, I just plugged a audio/video mini jack to it, But I think that the problem is that this cable got something that looks like 120uf capacitor in it because it come from a mini dvd player and that the compagny that made it wished to save space in the dvd player ... I,ma try it with a camcorder cable instead soon .

THank you for the help anyway !

Well if you haven't soldered it directly to the board yet, why not just try that?

CTFan

csurban · Post by **csurban** » Fri Mar 23, 2007 10:25 am

If the PSOne screen's backlight comes on, that means it is receiving some sort of signal. try it with another cable.

Mario · Post by **Mario** » Fri Mar 23, 2007 2:55 pm

Can you post a picture of the fuse and how to bypass it? I have the same screen and I accidentally hooked the power up backwards and it doesnt work anymore...

ShockSlayer · Post by **ShockSlayer** » Fri Mar 23, 2007 3:34 pm

Mario wrote:Can you post a picture of the fuse and how to bypass it? I have the same screen and I accidentally hooked the power up backwards and it doesnt work anymore...

SS

-=FamilyGuy=- · Post by **-=FamilyGuy=-** » Sun Mar 25, 2007 9:26 pm

News: I just soldered my audio and video input to the pins and it worked like a charm. thank you for your help.

PS: I didn't had to bridge the 3 Headphones points ...

Thank you

-=FamilyGuy=-

Mario · Post by **Mario** » Mon Mar 26, 2007 1:14 pm

ShockSlayer wrote:
Mario wrote:Can you post a picture of the fuse and how to bypass it? I have the same screen and I accidentally hooked the power up backwards and it doesnt work anymore...

SS

Thanks!

Mario · Post by **Mario** » Tue Mar 27, 2007 11:38 am

ShockSlayer wrote:
Mario wrote:Can you post a picture of the fuse and how to bypass it? I have the same screen and I accidentally hooked the power up backwards and it doesnt work anymore...

SS

So, I just connect the ends of the component together and my screen will work?

lifeisbetterwithketchup · Post by **lifeisbetterwithketchup** » Tue Mar 27, 2007 2:12 pm

Mario wrote:
ShockSlayer wrote:
Mario wrote:Can you post a picture of the fuse and how to bypass it? I have the same screen and I accidentally hooked the power up backwards and it doesnt work anymore...

SS
So, I just connect the ends of the component together and my screen will work?

Probably. It's just an easily-blown fuse.

Post by **CronoTriggerfan** » Tue Mar 27, 2007 2:12 pm

-=FamilyGuy=- wrote:News: I just soldered my audio and video input to the pins and it worked like a charm. thank you for your help.

PS: I didn't had to bridge the 3 Headphones points ...

Thank you

-=FamilyGuy=-

Bridging the headphone points gets you speaker audio, it has nothing to do with the video.

CTFan

Mario · Post by **Mario** » Wed Mar 28, 2007 11:11 am

lifeisbetterwithketchup said;

Probably. It's just an easily-blown fuse.

Cool, thanks.

-=FamilyGuy=- · Post by **-=FamilyGuy=-** » Sat Mar 31, 2007 9:40 pm

CronoTriggerfan wrote:
-=FamilyGuy=- wrote:News: I just soldered my audio and video input to the pins and it worked like a charm. thank you for your help.

PS: I didn't had to bridge the 3 Headphones points ...

Thank you

-=FamilyGuy=-
Bridging the headphone points gets you speaker audio, it has nothing to do with the video.

CTFan

I meant that I didn't bridge the 3 points and that I got audio form the psone speakers ...