Psone to PP 128

[N64god]

Well, can someone PLEASE give me a diagram on how to wire a pustom screen to the superjoy?
PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[NateN34]

Well, can someone PLEASE give me a diagram on how to wire a pustom screen to the superjoy?
PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you serious?

[N64god]

Forget it..... I guess NOBODY can help a 10 year old boy with his NES portable....

[rikitheshadow]

I think a lot of people are just ignoring you because they already have all the information on stuff like this posted in some of the Stickies.

I do suggest reading the Reference section and all its posts in regards to any information on how to wire things together.
You will need to take this apart to make it easier, compact, and cleaner looking.

In regards to working on routing the video out of the item in question you need only to look at the cables that attach to the TV.
There should be 3 (Stereo Audio), or possibly just 2 (Mono Audio).
The one cable with a yellow connector is your video out source. The middle prong of the connector is the signal, while the outer metal ring is the ground connection. Same goes for the Red and White connectors, other known as the Left and Right Audio channels.
You would just need to match those connections to your screen's input terminals.

I do highly suggest that you buy Ben's book, it has all the information to get started on stuff like this.

[N64god]

Im 10 ....OK? If I want to be the youngest portableizer in the world, I need to know this stuff. So help me please..
Diagrams would be nice.

[N64god]

Well, can someone PLEASE give me a diagram on how to wire a pustom screen to the superjoy?
PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you serious?

Yes.

[silver]

i think the reason you are not getting decent replies is the fact that you have not read the info on the site thats readily available.
you also disregarded what rikitheshadow said and demanded diagrams again, why should we help you when you are not even grateful.
I spent at least two months reading up on stuff before I even committed to doing anything, like buying stuff or taking things apart or building a case.
my brother is ten, and at least he knows how to read info.

[themadhacker]

I don't care how old you are. you are being a dick, and no matter what, you are going to have to read to learn, so I suggest shutting the hell up and start reading the stickies or GTFO!

[silver]

amen to that madhacker

[N64god]

madhacker, your a jerk. Im telling Ben.

[Frizo]

madhacker, your a jerk. Im telling Ben.

Oh nooo.
A tattletale.
Plus, madhacker is a longtime member, Ben would certainly kick your A** out of here before he would consider THINKING about kicking madhacker out.
Seriously, Just GTFO.

[themadhacker]

madhacker, your a jerk. Im telling Ben.

go ahead and tell him. I don't really care and I doubt he will either.

[mako321]

let's put it this way. do you know how to hook up the pp 128 to a tv? if so, just connect it like that but while soldering instead. actually, disregard what I said. themadhacker is right. you are verey ungrateful and probably won't take the information after it's spoonfed to you. go find out what composite is and how everything works, maybe look at a psone screen to see that it has audio. in fact, just read the stickies and learn some general knowledge that many of us learned on our own before we were 10 or GTFO.
I think ben would care more about a guy who's pestering the crap out of everybody for the most simple of tasks than somebody who is getting annoyed by that guy.

[banditpaw1]

EDIT: post deleted becuase I DONT LIKE YOU no help for you.

[nevermind1534]

You're kidding about asking how to wire a PS1 screen to a console, right? If you're not, you probably shouldn't be making a portable. The yellow video output on the console connects to the yellow video input on the PS1 screen.

use common sense and read existing worklogs and stickies that may have information that you can use.