VMU dev manual

[poopidoop]

not sure if anyone has seen it or would want to use it. but i stumbled on what i guess is a dev manual for the VMU. its almost 800 pages, pretty cool. covers hardware, programming pretty much everything.

https://dmitry.gr/images/VMU.pdf

[beanboy]

Wooah! I'm gonna check it out in a while.
How did you stumble upon this?

[poopidoop]

i was looking for ways to power the vmu without using coin cell batteries.

[beanboy]

i was looking for ways to power the vmu without using coin cell batteries.

Okay. Interesting.

[beanboy]

not sure if anyone has seen it or would want to use it. but i stumbled on what i guess is a dev manual for the VMU. its almost 800 pages, pretty cool. covers hardware, programming pretty much everything.

https://dmitry.gr/images/VMU.pdf

Thanks for the link poopidoop.
I downloaded it the other day, and looked through a few pages. Amazing!
I'll take my time and read through it, to see how this vmu thing works.

[247]

i was looking for ways to power the vmu without using coin cell batteries.

If you ask at the dc junkyard i do think it has been already done, including backlight

But i do guess is too much the effort...

[poopidoop]

i was looking for ways to power the vmu without using coin cell batteries.

If you ask at the dc junkyard i do think it has been already done, including backlight

But i do guess is too much the effort...

thanks for the tip, this is a post from last year that was commented on again. i did figure it out last year and heres the post with pictures if youd like to see it

viewtopic.php?f=21&t=11738&p=117014#p117014

[poopidoop]

i was looking for ways to power the vmu without using coin cell batteries.

If you ask at the dc junkyard i do think it has been already done, including backlight

But i do guess is too much the effort...

thanks for the tip, this is a post from last year that was commented on again. i did figure it out last year and heres the post with pictures if youd like to see it (guess i forgot to mention on that post that i didnt modify the VMU in any way, i actually undone what i had and have the vmu back to normal in my controller. Solder wasnt used.)

viewtopic.php?f=21&t=11738&p=117014#p117014

[beanboy]

I was reading through, some of the pages the other day.
All I can say is...........wow!