I am really interested, are they high quality?
Also they include the Pin-Ribbon Cable?
The screens I have right now were pulled from AGS-101 Consoles.
I also have the Ribbon adapters.
I am really interested, are they high quality?
Also they include the Pin-Ribbon Cable?
I bought a GBA SP (since they are not producing any replacement screen anymore) to take out the screen and do the backlit mod to the original GBA, but there is a little problem. The GBA SP have some stuck/ dead pixels and I will like to know if there is a way to fix that.
Here are some pics:
Hello.I bought a GBA SP (since they are not producing any replacement screen anymore) to take out the screen and do the backlit mod to the original GBA, but there is a little problem. The GBA SP have some stuck/ dead pixels and I will like to know if there is a way to fix that.
Here are some pics:
Stuck Pixel FixerThe GBA SP have some stuck/ dead pixels and I will like to know if there is a way to fix that.
Here are some pics:
I have a similar bug and i have fixed it by connected one pin to GND!
My pic:
Fixit by dragonhk2005, on Flickr
This is an adapter for a 32-pin AGB-001, anybody know what I'm supposed to do here? x_x
I have been asking a company that makes LCD's MOQ is 5000pcs, but there will be a 6 month wait as they are busy making screens for phones.
If any one wants in let me know.
I doublechecked, it's the right board and right thread too!I'm certain..
I only read about 10 pages or so, so sorry if this has already been answered but does it matter how many pins the gba sp has?
A seller on ebay for the cables says to check if there's a black or white sticker on your GBASP lcd cable and I have both a white and black stickered cable and although the traces on the cable (black one has like 8 fat traces) the connectors are the same size on the GBASP motherboard and both connectors are labeled for 34 pins. I don't get what the different result would be.
Yeah it seems that way, I'll try em both and see what happens.As far as I know all the screens from the SP have the same connectors and pinouts. They differ in front-lit/back-lit, and also A or B type which I actually don't get (propably the amount of "fat" traces).
Please post pictures of the cable used and wiring as it is now please.I'm having a bizarre issue. I bought some original AGS-101 screens and popped one into my GBA only to be met with horribly washed-out display on both. I already tried the various wire-ups. " GND+REVC+COM" and tweaking the POT. No dice, then I tried my own GBA SP's screen and it worked perfectly.
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What can I do to rectify this?
Please post pictures of the cable used and wiring as it is now please.