WORLDS FIRST PSP FULL HOME ROW LED MOD!!!!!

[Blazinkaos]

well you kno the how the razor works and the a2d its kinda like connecting the points of the leds to those points then attaching all the ground wires of the leds to the appropriate resistor its been done a on a 360 controller i have a pic of it some where i can show its the same idea as psp

[thearkman2009]

that would be pretty helpful.  I might just do that.  As I have put the button lighting aside for right now, I am working on something really cool for the UMD door.

Basically it will be a clear jewel in the back, square, not round like the standard ring, and take up almost all of the back of the UMD door.  I will then have 2 large speakers, the LM386 and resistors mounted to a large piece of breadboard, with LED lighting effects, logos, and a secret moving part!  This will be AWSOME!  I took my ideas from some of the other mods I have seen.

[bustinthejustin]

The PSP, if I remember correctly, have active-low buttons. Meaning they're connected to ground when they're pressed. So you should actually connect the positives of your leds to 5v and the negatives to the buttons.

[thearkman2009]

I never really put much thought into how the power board worked.   I know where the connections are, but not how the full system functions.  Are there any good references I could take a look at?

[GhoSt]

props to you for getting this going, very nice method. I had my doupts but you proved yourself.

[Jumbo]

Alien_X made a little picture a while back showing a easy way to do push reactive. Its not to hard to wire, just pain in ass to fit it all...

And quite nice bro!!

[thearkman2009]

props to you for getting this going, very nice method. I had my doupts but you proved yourself.

I have never set unrealistic goals for myself.  If I say I am going to do something, I WILL get it done.  One way or another!  :-D  Its great to have people that believe in me!

[duffmanX]

nice mod man cant wait till i can start modding

[arkgirlgeek]

cant wait to see when its all done what all you have done to it with LED's keep me posted should do another video so can see what all you have done 

[mastapsp]

to everyone that said they are going to do this, post it when you do it,  i don't think anyone here will try it because it doesn't look that good, all of you just like to spam

[Jumbo]

to everyone that said they are going to do this, post it when you do it,  i don't think anyone here will try it because it doesn't look that good, all of you just like to spam

Make sure to PM me when your leaving, because nobody wants your like comments floating around at people that really did something good. All because your jealous that you cant even type a grammatical sentence. I'm not poking fun at ages here, but i'm going to guess to say that your a 10 year old kid whose teeth are still not proportionate to there head. So please, when you leave or do something better, be sure to get my attention.
(Also one last thing, im going to do this. Once again good job Arkman. [Arkman do you have MSN? Add me please :P])

[Blazinkaos]

wow off topic but first time i seen u hyped up jumbo

The PSP, if I remember correctly, have active-low buttons. Meaning they're connected to ground when they're pressed. So you should actually connect the positives of your leds to 5v and the negatives to the buttons.

yea didnt know what voltage so i guess what bustin says until you test it out.

[thearkman2009]

The PSP, if I remember correctly, have active-low buttons. Meaning they're connected to ground when they're pressed. So you should actually connect the positives of your leds to 5v and the negatives to the buttons.

So I should connect it like this:  5v -> LED -> Button + trace

That way, when the button is pressed, the contact with ground is complete and the LED has a closed circuit and can light up.

[Blazinkaos]

no you have to connect all the positive ends of the leds a a resistor then the ground led point the the traces. i believe thats right

[thearkman2009]

sweet u should try doing push reactive

All these years later, and I finally have a response to that statement!  lol  Push reactive home row buttons wouldnt make any sense.  In order to push the button, since they are so small, you wouldnt be able to see the light anyway.  lol

[Blazinkaos]

wow man you finally came on here haha. Yes it would make sense its just a really hard things to accomplish.