Yes im sure. Its lit up, its just on the lowest brightness setting. The only thing connecting the screen to the PCB is the converter ribbon cable.
Is there anyone who knows how to help and not ask me if im sure I have a modded system...? (Ive been asked that like 3 times... Trust me, I know the difference.) Just to clarify, Its and AGB-001 Original GBA system with a BACKLIT AGS-101 screen with no soldering and is on the lowest brightness setting. Id like to know if there is a way to manually adjust the brightness without a switch installed. (And no, adjusting the pot doesn't help.)
Well there isn't anything to take a picture of. The GBA is assembled just like any other GBA, just the with a AGS-101 screen. I have two GBAs (One is modded and the other isnt) and they are both assembled exactly the same.
https://www.facebook.com/vincent.be...40356987720.1073741827.100000152905085&type=1 See if that works. The pictures make the screen look brighter then it actually is. Its probably as bright as the lowest setting on a ds light (maybe even dimmer.).
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=797013823647040&l=171ef1867a
Here's a pic of the cable. This is where the wire for the brightness would normally be, but there isn't one. Can a wire be soldered there and then to a certain point to make the brightness higher? If anyone has a modded GBA could you send a pic of where the wire is on your cable?
Here's a pic of the cable. This is where the wire for the brightness would normally be, but there isn't one. Can a wire be soldered there and then to a certain point to make the brightness higher? If anyone has a modded GBA could you send a pic of where the wire is on your cable?
there are 2 adapters one for motherboard with a screen conector of 32 pins another for a connector of 40 pins.
Since i cant see from your photos what adaptor you have could you tell us what adapter it is (32 or 40)?
Since i cant see from your photos what adaptor you have could you tell us what adapter it is (32 or 40)?
Ok here's a pic of the front where the wire should be: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=797270580288031&l=8649da2259 And here is a pic of the back: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=797270583621364&l=540ba7f78d
If you'll notice that in the pic you sent the wire is connected to a point that says "P1". Mine has that on there too. Maybe that is where the wire should go?
If you'll notice that in the pic you sent the wire is connected to a point that says "P1". Mine has that on there too. Maybe that is where the wire should go?
So if I connect a wire there and then solder it to the highest brightness point, it will work?
Ok thank you =D Now all I need to know is which point is the brightest. Is it the left prong of the "Y" shaped thing on the right side of the PCB?
It doesn't seem to work. When I connect the wire the screen just goes black until I remove the wire
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