Check continuity from this leg of voltage regulator to the power jack if there’s none connect a 22awg stranded wire. That way you’ll get the 5v to the usb.
Thanks! HDMI works, so just need to mount it to the board somewhere.It’s looking real nice great job.
Awesome you could also use thinner wires for the controller/memory card slot, I used 30 awg stranded wires.Thanks! HDMI works, so just need to mount it to the board somewhere.
Thanks. I did consider using 30awg but I’m liking the rigidity of 24/26 on certain things, especially while I’m moving stuff around and working on it. Modchip will be 30 for sure though.Awesome you could also use thinner wires for the controller/memory card slot, I used 30 awg stranded wires.
Thanks, this will definitely help when it comes to designing the case. Nice work.Here's a scan of the PS2 shell if it's any help to you:
I don’t think that’s the problem because you just wouldn’t get the 8.4v out of that spot. Can you post more pictures of your wiringA bit embarrassing.
Lots of progress last night. I hooked up HDMI and rear USB ports, but when I went to test USB I realised my controller wasn’t working, but still receiving power.
Quickly measured the port pads and lots of them were receiving 3.4v, and there was no longer 8.4v. Looking over the board, I seem to have knocked off this component:
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and it’s gone. Could someone please tell me what it is so I can order some?
I have since removed all wiring and the problem still persists.I don’t think that’s the problem because you just wouldn’t get the 8.4v out of that spot. Can you post more pictures of your wiring
I’m using official controllers. The voltage readings im getting are from the pads on the board, nothing to do with the wiring on the controllers.So 8.4v to the controllers is purely for the rumble motor, unless you're using an aftermarket controller they can do weird things, make sure you don't have any wires crossed for the data lines of the controller
The image I posted above highlights the only missing component I can see.Can't say if the data pins always carry a voltage never checked but if the last pin of port 1 is different than the last pin of port 2 you have a short or lost a resistor along the trace of the data line on p1
Can you upload pictures front and back ?The image I posted above highlights the only missing component I can see.
Can you upload pictures front and back ?