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Nah screw that I've been working on this forever and want to finish it :XD:Also I dont think there's even enough room on the pcb for that, it super densely packed on the front and back as it already is

Okay, well, here is my final design, which should be coming in a couple of weeks. It's a 1 to 1 replica footprint of the PMS-PD2 (with just the HDMI port sticking out the back) so you can drop it in any design like the Ashida. Features: -Converts video from Fuji-flex to USB-C -USB muxing so...

Also forgot to add but really big thanks to @YveltalGriffin for all the help along the way.

Well now after 1 year of development and multiple delays I can finally say I got hdmi over usbc with simultaneous charging to work. I'll test the power draw on Wii video later, but I just wanted to post it now so that I could say I'm the first one to do it since I know yveltal is working on it too

Sorry for the late reply, had to go to bed, but thanks guys! turns out I just had to bridge those pins on the amazon link you sent. Its now detected and running. Time to see if it'll program my chip.

I don't see one Cleary marked but its plausible that one of the pins is that since the descriptionsays it can switch between modes but no other info other than that. Really my problem is I can't find anything to read up on to understand this thing, especially since i got it from aliexpress. Idk...

No I hadn't:blush:, but I just installed and tried it but the programmer still won't turn. Like in the photo, I attached the onboard LED isn't even on, so I think this programmer just arrived dead.

Hi so I just got my I2C programmer and its CH341b based, but when I plug it into my PC the programmer doesn't turn on or detect the LT6711a. As this is my first time messing around with programmable IC's I was wondering if anyone here with more experience could help me out. IDK if there's some...

https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/electronics-101-videos.1224/ https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/wii-motherboard-anatomy-101.2229/ https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/the-definitive-wii-trimming-guide.198/ Read all of this and be able to understand it before...

Yeah, I can't wait to get them working either! I hadn't even thought about measuring the power consumption, but yeah I'll do that when I get it all running

Just soldered the topside of a couple of boards together, still finishing the bottoms on them as there are a lot of passives there. Hand-placing all those 0402 capacitors is a real tedious job though:'( and took me forever. I attached some photos of its relative size. it's 35.4*39.1mm which is...

All the components arrived ! Now just waiting on the PCB's. Kinda scared though as I didn't realize how small 0402 is looks much bigger when your zoomed in on the cad programm.

Well, I finally finished the third and hopefully final iteration of my design and have ordered all the parts, spending about 300-400 bucks on tools and supplies. I still have to wait for them to arrive and then test them so hopefully they work ( fingers crossed). Once I get these working I'll...

I private messaged you, and then I write PM'd here to let everyone know i have started this this trade

PM'd

What I meant by saying its more worth it to buy a new display is I meant its better to just buy a monitor. But nah, I dont have any recomendations for monitors

It is possible to do it, but like shank said you'll need a display driver board. So what you can do is open up your laptop look for a sticker in the back of the display that should have the displays serial number and then just Google " (your displays serial number) driver board" and there might...

Well after redesigning the whole thing again I figured out that it was impossible to get the TUSB1046 to work with HDMI alt mode so I looked for alternative solutions and stumbled across LT6711A by Lontium which converts HDMI to DP alt mode. So I got in contact with their team and they are...

Just throwing an idea out, instead of using vias to solder to the BT and USB data lines why don't you try using "Gold Fingers" at the end of your PCB to solder to the traces Something like this, though idk if the fingers can be made small enough for soldering to the USB lines

So I just finished the rough draft for a board which I am designing and it should feature: -A single USB-C port -Internal USB access -HDMI through USB-C -PD-Charging for PMS2 - And a HMDI multiplexer to switch the HDMI signal between the internal screen and the USB-C port. I'm hoping that...