thebman80
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Ok I have a DK mini the monitor is dead. I rebuilt it and was a no go when I discharge the tube you can hear the voltage crackle so the flyback works. The tube however has no neck glow what so ever which makes me think the tube heater is toast. So what I have decided to do is use one of my small monitors and mount it in the game. I was going to use the audio AMP and a video conversion PCB I have from another SANYO monitor to do everything. Problem Is I need to know a few things about both PCB's pinouts.
First the audio PCB:
Connector JC has 3 wires that reconnect into the monitor what are they? The black wire goes to location E1, Brown to TP91 and red to BK. I'm guessing they supply the Power to the audio amp I know where all the other connections go. My only guess from looking at the schematics is that the black wire goes to ground.
On to the video conversion PCB:
So looking at the PCB connector AA at the bottom is inverted video in easy just plug the PCB right into it. I however need to know what the pinout is for AD non inverted video out. Also what is the one red wire for at the top connector? It does look like there was another wire in there at one time.
If I have all this I can hopefully get everything working and still get the original Nintendo sound with the original amp.
First the audio PCB:
Connector JC has 3 wires that reconnect into the monitor what are they? The black wire goes to location E1, Brown to TP91 and red to BK. I'm guessing they supply the Power to the audio amp I know where all the other connections go. My only guess from looking at the schematics is that the black wire goes to ground.
On to the video conversion PCB:
So looking at the PCB connector AA at the bottom is inverted video in easy just plug the PCB right into it. I however need to know what the pinout is for AD non inverted video out. Also what is the one red wire for at the top connector? It does look like there was another wire in there at one time.
If I have all this I can hopefully get everything working and still get the original Nintendo sound with the original amp.