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The PS2 board has arrived, now it's time to work on it, no more just designing, now let's complete this project that has been in development for years, it took a lot of learning and improvement to get here. Reverse engineering is not an easy task, especially when you are working on so many...

In this project I intended to use a mini modem with SMB through the ethernet port with a microSD card reader for USB. The chip that gave us an HDD port was removed from the PS2 starting with version 79k, making such an adaptation impossible at the moment.

RGB888 is 24bit RGB, this signal is output from the GS and goes to the video DAC.

My first idea was to use a screen driver with an HDMI input, I was going to take the RGB888 signal from the GPU and convert it to an HDMI signal and then take that HDMI signal and transmit it to the screen driver, however, I thought a lot, discussed the idea with some friends and we thought...

I have two options, I can make a mod that takes the RGB888 from the GS "GPU" from the PS2 and converts it to an HDMI output or I can convert the RGB888 from the GS into MIPI DSI, this DSI signal is used on smartphone screens, PSVITA among others devices. The mod I'm currently working on is RGB...

Sorry I did not understand your question.

This is excellent, I think so too. The idea of publicizing the work is something very useful for the community, we provide the opportunity for others to work on improvements for the portable console scene. I am happy and excited with your progress in this work, immensely happy to see this idea...

I don't think they are similar, another member made the psvita 1000 models (FAT). This link takes you to the files the other forum member created. https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/ps-vita-buttons-3d-files.4734/

The other regulators work with the source voltage, 7.4V, you can see in the color mapping the voltages that feed each regulator.

An excellent project, and his knowledge of electronics is incredible. I'm happy to contribute in some way to the community and that it brings incredible results like this. We are both working on a similar project, if you want, I am available to exchange ideas and knowledge for the advancement...

Yes, you can use bms 2s, but I don't understand the rest of the question.

After long months away from the project, I'm coming back. I made some corrections to the pcbs, and recreated the shell.

Yes (sim).

PSVITA MODEL 2000 (SLIM) BUTTONS, MEASUREMENTS ACHIEVED WITH THE USE OF DIGITAL CALIPER, PRINTED MEASUREMENTS AND CHECKED WITH SATISFACTORY RESULTS.I also added the models to an excellent 3d project sharing site.

What is the strength level of the resin, is it fragile or does it work well for a handheld console? If it falls out of hands while playing, will it be destroyed or is it intact?

The reason it doesn't work without the RJ45 port is because of the ethernet transformer present in the connector, as I reported in some posts back, it only works with this transformer either internal or external to the RJ45 port.

Which version of the IP2721 are you going to use and set to which voltage?

The project is incredible. Great to see something so well planned.

I'm intending to use the buttons on the psvita, this is the button on the PsVita fat 1000, but I bought the buttons on the psvita slim 2000, so I'm still going to replace it, this is a sketch, I'm still working on the case. Thanks for the tip, the button options are many, I'll look at these now...

The PCBs creation part in the software is complete, all of them reviewed and ready to be manufactured and assembled for the first tests, but I cannot send them to be made without first seeing how it would look in a case/Shell, this allows some modifications to the correct functioning of...