After 3 years of hiatus...
PS2 portable's comeback iz real!
PS2 portable's comeback iz real!
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of course not, i made the switch light 3 times with the ps1 screen since back then
Will this type of controller work on my ps2p? If yes, how will I cut?
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I've read a LOT of butthurt surrounding trying to use membrane type controllers like these in portables. You might be able to use it if you're skilled and patient, but it'll be a bit tricky. If you want an easier solution, maybe try PM Gman and ask him what controller he used in his most recently completed PS2 portable.
Wire your battery's + and - to B+ and B- of your PCB. If your PCB has a BM pad, it stands for battery middle which is used if you're wiring two 3.7v cells in series. Your charger and other components get connected to P+ and P-
22 awg is fine for power lines.
Run a wire for composite video and turn it on?
Check the FFC is properly inserted into both terminals?
it is but my question is, does anyone know any method to test if a ps2 motherboard is still working
PM Gman, he's probably the most qualified.
You've to understand that there's no way for us to tell. First of all clean that board with isopropyl alcohol, then check for shorts. If you don't have any short then go ahead and power it up and check that everything is getting the right voltage
Yes.
where will I point it then?
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Just do a Google/forum search on various things like where power goes into the audio amp, USB ports, display. Check for continuity between points using your multimeter too. Check Modretro too, @Lightning might have a few pointers too.
I concur with @Stitches
The best and quickest way to tell if your motherboard is still alive (especially when you've chopped off the protuberance where the 8 pin FFC socket is located) is to just connect it to a TV using composite video, and see if you get the main menu. Another way in a pinch, provided you haven't also removed the little port, is to see if the fan comes on
The best and quickest way to tell if your motherboard is still alive (especially when you've chopped off the protuberance where the 8 pin FFC socket is located) is to just connect it to a TV using composite video, and see if you get the main menu. Another way in a pinch, provided you haven't also removed the little port, is to see if the fan comes on
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Did you push the button to turn it on
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I have had problems before with the yellow plug do you have another one or is that the only one you have
