Starting on the side nearest the PCB edge:
P3:
Pin 1 - GND
Pin 2 - Not connected
Pin 3 - Reset
Pin 4 - OSD
Pin 5 - User
P4:
Pin 1 - VCC
Pin 2 - GND
Pin 3 - Not connected
Pin 4 - LED User
Pin 5 - LED Disk
Pin 6 - LED Power
LEDs are GND controlled, so you connect all + pins to pin 1 and each - pin to the respective LED pin.
Same on my end, for the record.. other games work, AvP gives me audio, no video.
If that's Taki's board, the resistors are preinstalled.
Connect + of the LED to pin 1 (closest to the fan) and - of the LED to pin 2.
Note however that the white LED runs on 3.3-3.5V usually, so the resistor values may actually be too high for it to get enough power.
Not yet, it was pushed back some.
If you don't want to use an additional RTC module just to wire up the display, here's the pinout to directly hook it up:
A simple 2mm pitch 2-row connector (14 pins total) is a direct fit for the port, i.e. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006109123910.html.
rhester72 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 25, 2024 11:16 pmSame (works for me).
md5sums:
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cebe1ce14259fba339ed4421d5c18e21 SNES_20240919.rbf 201e7658f6194458a3869dde36bf8ec2 Kirby's Dream Land 3 (USA).sfc
This combination works without issues on my Taki RAM Kit, too.
It worked fine after a reboot. And the new binary does, too.
Thank you!
"ON" is the correct one, assuming the colors are right. Backlight is flickering a bit, but that may be due to power supply or the board itself.
Colors seem inverted, but otherwise it seems to work display-wise now.
Didn't get past that screen, but that may be a settings issue, didn't dive further into that yet.
I think it's working. The backlight is not turned on, but when I use a flashlight to light up the screen, I can see some shapes.