Worklog Ps one portable

[Daniel Ls81]

Hi i just started to work on a ps one portable(scph-101)
So far i maped the voltage traces and the diferent voltages, the idea is to run it with custom regulators and to thim the motherboard, also im planing to use a psio to run the games from a sd card, im going to use a s-video to hdmi and a ips screen for better image

 

[Daniel Ls81]

And the trim

 

[Stitches]

Hi i just started to work on a ps one portable(scph-101)
So far i maped the voltage traces and the diferent voltages, the idea is to run it with custom regulators and to thim the motherboard, also im planing to use a psio to run the games from a sd card, im going to use a s-video to hdmi and a ips screen for better image View attachment 28133View attachment 28134View attachment 28136

This will be handy. Very nice work!

 

[Daniel Ls81]

Thanks bro, i was able to run the system with 5v and 3.6v with a tph08080, i had to relocate the circuit that handels the reset signal, that the gpu and cpu required to boot but so far is turning on and booting fine.

 

[Daniel Ls81]

Test video of the trimm and custom regulators powering up the system.

 

[YveltalGriffin]

Super cool! Your PS2 work is awesome, so I know this will be a great portable.

We're in the middle of a PS1 renaissance!

 

[Daniel Ls81]

Super cool! Your PS2 work is awesome, so I know this will be a great portable.

We're in the middle of a PS1 renaissance!

Thanks bro!

 

[Daniel Ls81]

Psio running on the trimm psone motherboard with custom regulators and a super video to hdmi adapter and running with a 3.7v lithium battery

 

[Y2K]

Psio running on the trimm psone motherboard with custom regulators and a super video to hdmi adapter and running with a 3.7v lithium battery

Nice work! You could probably clean up the wiring a bit by doing some work to remove the PSIO switchboard, as it's not needed if you don't intend on using the original disc drive. TZMWX has some docs on this on his Github, which you can find here.

 

[Daniel Ls81]

Nice work! You could probably clean up the wiring a bit by doing some work to remove the PSIO switchboard, as it's not needed if you don't intend on using the original disc drive. TZMWX has some docs on this on his Github, which you can find here.

Yeah thanks im gonna check it out