I think they just changed the markings and not the pins.

@Shoots I have the same board and that is not where you should wire it. That IC is not the regulator. Your IC and the main square IC must be heating up quite a bit These are the voltages for 12v and 5v. I have hooked 3.3v to point labelled 3.3v in 12v image. This runs the display well. Unfortunately...

Can you try changing the yellow wire to the other pin (one on the left)?

EDIT : Also what are the pins K6 on the video board. Have you checked the wiring? If there is text on the other side of the video board a photo might help

Roller Toaster wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2017 9:47 pm

Isn't there already a wiki page with exactly this?

Edit: and a forum post with an attached Google spreadsheet

The wiki page does not have all PCBs and hasnt been updated for a long time.

Spreadsheet is also outdated as it was before we had a wiki.

I am compiling a 5v conversion tweaks for displays such that new users can go through the thread and find the same board making it easier on them. This saves them the time to do the hunting in the forums for people who might have similar displays. New posters are requested to check submissions on th...

One problem would be that you are running it on a too high resolution. I would suggest you scale it down. 640x480 sounds good for emulation.

Hey guys i just ordered this display PD035VX2 and the seller accepted 70$ including shipping. Lets see how it turns up. Is vga that much better than composite or you compromising the hdmi?

Also are the HDMI + Touch displays 480x320 better than 320x240?

Was expecting this. Your work is amazing.

Dont know about the IC, Link below, one of my power banks uses this circuit. i dont want to break it

http://www.ebay.com/itm/5V-1A-Power-Ban ... Sw2gxYrp8F

Found this article that might help
https://hubpages.com/technology/USB-wir ... -and-GREEN