Pandora TV-Out How To

[infinity]

So, I decided to make my last TV-Out cable, and I will document it so everyone with soldering skills can easily make his own cable, and as a little bonus I designed a simple Housing for the EXT Plug(fits the original Tyco perfectly) so if you have a Hacker space with a 3D Printer in your Neighborhood(or have an own one) you can print your own housing that fit's a little strip board and the Plug.


Here the .stl ready to Slice so you can print it http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34176


I hope i can Solder the last Cable tomorrow, and write the TUT on Sunday.


Update: I uploaded a Tutorial PDF to Thingiverse!


If you have any Questions, just ask here in the Thread ;-)

 

[Linux-SWAT]

Cool.


Maybe you can check this one to compare:


http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/pandora.cgi?0,0,0,0,23,465


Don't forget to take pictures ;^).

 

[infinity]

Ah, a guide, maybe i can lent me a few phrases^^


btw, i Uploaded 2 Pictures to Thingiverse, it is not glued together, i just Cliped it on to the EXT-Plug and put the cable in to the back so it looks finished but it is not done yet.

 

[infinity]

Update!


I Added 2 HowTo PDF's to the Thingiverse site!

 

[mclien]

I just viewed the HowTo, but from the pictures I'm not shure what you did (or which connections do you left out).


ground - one for all, audio l/r, one for composite video? (that would be 4). But using s-video would be 2 instead of one for video and I have to use 5 cables, right?


From what I read s-video would be the better solution..


Which/how many connectioins are patched with the original cables?

 

[infinity]

Yep, right.
You need 2 Video Connections for S-Video.
It is the Video pin and the Pin below the Video Pin.

 

[Palmiga]

Great work! Thank you.

Who wants some? I will order them from Shapeways for 5,62€+PP to Hamburg/Germany. PP is 8,61€.

 

[infinity]

Wow, that's expensive...
I printed them for Free...