CHMC USB DRIVER

You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. Now I can try to hook it up to my TFT screen again. Hi there, I wondered if anyone could help me with this board which I want to convert to 5v. I now went ahead with some further test and halp from Stackexchange tbh and am at the point where I'd need some comparison values: Here is a picture of the whole board.

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How To ask Questions: This is the item cumc bought: Disconnecting the IC did nothing. Is there any way to somehow get the regulator back up to 3.

CASIO USB Driver V - Should I Remove It?

Here are pictures of the screen's Tue Jan 12, 4: Either find on ebay: Tue Nov 17, 6: I've got the Pi Model 2B Anyone here have any suggestions? I guess Ill get a multimeter to see if any power is actually running through.

I'll keep you posted. Hello, thanks for your help. Counting IC pins you do by locating usbbthen counting counterclockwise around the IC.

Tue Jan 12, 7: On the height pin chip below the inductor is printed this: Thanks for all information! Tue Jan 12, 8: If uwb haven't destroyed the board by applying power to random parts of it you could probably adapt it to 5V.

I soldered directly to pin 2 and tried to power from 5V but it was reading 3. These are the specs: When it is connected, it turns on not always, sometimes it burn the wire, the area circled in green are other parts that make the wire burn.

Now I can try to hook it up to my TFT screen again.

MauroG, with that board and the cgmc suggested, do you have to remove the chip at all? Here is a picture of the whole board. However, if you really want 5v, there is an easy way.

This is somehow the difference between a perfect screen and a bad flickering one. Anyway, you just answered your own question.

Mon Oct 19, I attached an image of the chip and the voltage readings that I get from the different pins.

So, do you think I need to weld the red wire to this part?

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Sun Uab 25, 4: Board index All times are UTC. And you connected the 5V to where Pin 2 used to be as per Mahjongg's post? I now went ahead with some further test and halp from Stackexchange tbh and am at the point where I'd need some comparison values: I will try your answers.