65 Reply by Zuberi

(26 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

What I can say is that you have a short-circuit on the half speed crystal, and dont know if also has one on the pitch bend (dont know the pinout)

I tried to do something similar and my test gameboy is dead because of that xD
I tried to have a 3 positions switch: 0.5x 1x 2x
for that I used a 3 positions switch, one that have 8 legs, but if you only have ON/OFF switch, that I suppose that have 3 legs you can do...

                             SWITCH1
                                Leg 1----------------------->Pin1 Crystal 1 Pin 2<----+
Board Pin1-------------->Leg 2          Leg 1------>Pin1 Crystal 2 Pin 2<---+
                                Leg 3-------->Leg 2                                           |
                                                  Leg 3------>Pin1 Crystal 3 Pin 2<---+
                                                SWITCH2                                       |
Board Pin2------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

I dont know the pinout for Pitch Bent, but I think you can change Crystal 3 for that
Hope that my ASCII art helps you

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66 Reply by Zuberi

(12 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

kineticturtle wrote:
platforma wrote:

Do you mean xlr cable? I though they are mono only.

XLR really only refers to the type of connector. XLR3 (three pin microphone style connectors) can be used to carry stereo audio, and are functionally interchangeable with 1/4" TRS, 3.5mm TRS, etc - Anything with three contacts.

Because mic level signals are weak, shielded cable is more commonly used for them to protect the signal. I'm assuming he's just using shielded cable in an attempt to reduce noise.

Nice work on the gameboy Zuberi, it looks very nice! smile

This is the cable I used, shielded cable is the correct translation, is the thinnest I found but was hard to make it fit.

SURFACEDRAGON thanks for your advices, will PM you!

Apeshit wrote:

A little late, but one of these bad boys would have gone well with the green color scheme:

Where you found that??


ROLF, that is the way I used it! Red for Right, White for Left, and Yellow and shield for Ground. At the time I made this I only have the clear case, the buttons from it I forget them in another place, and the inside is from a classic DMG that I bought.
I have to open it once again, as Left channel is making noise from headphone jack and speaker, maybe a little mistake on the pot that I have to fix, so when I do that will try the grey buttons.


Analog wrote:

Alto gameboy loco! smile

Gracias wauton!

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67 Reply by Zuberi

(12 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

akira^8GB wrote:

The pictures are just thumbnails, post proper pictures!
Bienvenido a los foros smile

Thanks! I upload them again, y gracias! smile


platforma wrote:

I use microphone cable to do the connections so I don't have any noise.

Do you mean xlr cable? I though they are mono only.

I will upload a picture of the cable tomorow

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68 Topic by Zuberi

(12 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)






It has a LEDx3 green back light non-inverted
An small green led for battery indicator near the power switch
A 3.5mm (at the bottom) Pro Sound Exit before sound level pot, this female plug has a switch to the two RCA (at the top) so if I plug to the 3.5mm out, the RCA out will be cut, if  3.5mm is unplugged I can use the RCA output. I use microphone cable to do the connections so I don't have any noise.
Internal speaker and headphones output are working, I believe that I have a noise on them now, but I just use them to edit, not to record.
Used original DMG-01 buttons and power switch.

Hope you like it smile

Extra: my LSDJ Keyboard

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69 Reply by Zuberi

(7 replies, posted in Tutorials, Mods & How-To's)

Gracias Matt! proximo mod seguro

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70 Reply by Zuberi

(13 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Have you tryed restarting Windows 7 on "Disable Driver Signature Enforcement" mode?
before windows starts hit F8 many times, choose this option (I use it everytime I need to use this card)
delete and reinstall the drivers in this mode and should work

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71 Reply by Zuberi

(13 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Have you tryed restarting Windows 7 on "Disable Driver Signature Enforcement" mode?
before windows starts hit F8 many times, choose this option (I use it everytime I need to use this card)
delete and reinstall the drivers in this mode and should work

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