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yeah, it works.. switches on and off with the monitor power button
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maybe.... this is siliconed into place now...
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Nice one, and you didn't even need to remove the OEM micro-switches to extend them!!
![]() PS, pic of the back of the new micro-switch board too please?
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can't find a suitable plug for the internal VGA OUT connector on the board, so am considering just using the DB15HD connector internally... not really what I wanted to do...
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It would give you the same placement flexibility imo - why dont you make 2, one for Miggies using a DB9 (CGA RGB Style) and a second VGA pass thru direct to the VGA input on the GBS?
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Used strip-board, as the switches have a common ground, so made things easier...
I bought a second GBS(8220) so I'm not worried if this is a permanent installation in the LCD base that can't be used for anything else.
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Nice work, very neat!
![]() PS, is the common ground the red wire/strip?
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Yeah red is ground, red because everyone loves red
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Indeed we do!
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can't use the DB15HD connector internally, there's not enough clearance between the connector and the case...
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Nice work, love the attention to detail with the individual heat-shrinking of the soldering on the back of your DB9 connector, most ppl wouldn't have bothered! ![]() Btw, what do you have the yellow connected to? (or is it not connected, just terminated with heat shrink?)
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Its yellow instead of grey, I swapped the wire in the loom a while ago when I was trying the separate H and V sync signals..
Found some plugs with 2mm pitch, not the right plugs, and I had to modify two plugs for the one socket... Made up the loom to connect from the GBS to the VGA input on the monitor... and on to the pics... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Switches need "fine tuning" as they're held in place by a piece of foam wedged between the PSU and switches, which means if they're off centre, or not straight, buttons accidentally get pressed
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