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Looking great man!

Its been a minute so I guess its time for an update! In the last update, one of the todo list items was to get UART living in ram as opposed to a cfg file on storage as constantly reading and writing to storage wasn't a viable long term solution. I spent more time than I'd like to admit...

Not guitar hero using the controller XD great build and great video man! Keep it up!

The PS2 trimming guides voltage section can be a little confusing, and even i ran into a similar issue the first time around, but im glad I could help!

Try connecting 3.5v to the pad circled here:

Big update! Having made the UART transport layer successfully, I decided to try to put it to the test and see if i could get it working on the PS2. Now that I am working directly on the PS2 as opposed to using PC2SX like before, I opted to remake the front end plugin showing a battery bar...

Bit of a breakthrough update: Lately I havent had much time to work on anything but with the little time I do have, ive been trying to tackle establishing communications with the PS2. I picked up a TTL to USB adapter and started looking into ppctty.irx as its a module for ppc debugging...

Based off of the diagram you sent, it looked like Sync on Green is tied into PB. Your going to want it tied into Y as thats where the sync of your source comes from, hence it not working. There could be other issues but I would start with that! If that doesn't work right away, you can try...

I won't be at my computer for a while, but in the meantime, could you show me a detailed picture of the front of your PCB, specifically the connections coming from the RTD2660?

The GL835 runs from just 3v3 as opposed to the GL823K running at 5v. So I assume the change was made to save some power

I cant speak much on the firmware other than the firmware source I was working on (which is different from what you linked above) and the firmware im working on now, however there are a lot of variables that could cause it not to work properly with your specific setup. The main ones being the...

I havent tested it with an actual input but im glad it still works at least! I won't be shy about really testing it to get the timing locked in whereas its already broken lol

I have so many projects on the go at the moment but I have an update here lol As far as R&D goes for the dev board, I have pretty much everything I need to make a real dent in it. I've bought the following items: - A 54pin 3.5in 640x480 panel with the HDMI driver board: - The 4:3 50pin 5in...

Hello folks! Time for an update! I figured I might as well let you guys know exactly where im at and what the good news is. (Sorry in advance for this not being a picture heavy update lol). I'm in way over my head on this one but that hasnt stopped me before from getting some cool stuff made...

That is the goal! It should be as easy as coding in whatever resolution is needed and tweaking it to work! And to answer your questions: - Whereas this was initially intended for the PS2, 240p and 480i are definitely going to be coded in. - If you're talking about a specific LCD Panel, im...

This is really cool! Great work!

Good day folks! As mentioned above in my last post, I've been sort of diving more into the idea of having PMS integration for the PS2 via XEB+ and I've have somewhat of a proof of concept! This is the regular XEB+ running on PCSX2, and i was able to add a dynamic battery indicator icon as...

I plan to make a test board of my own for this soon as I'd like to see if I can get a few external features working such as a toggle for pressure sensitive buttons to turn them off and on if desired, a stick configurator (if there isnt one already), and potentially add a feature for a custom PMS...

Thats definitely the right move lol

Those should be fine!