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Title: Pinout PSP Go connector
Post by: idog on March 28, 2011, 03:00:24 AM

Hi guys,

First time registrator, long time lurker :)

I have a PSP Go here of which the pin connector is completely foobared (connector has been pushed in upside down and pushed and pushed). Nothing is intact inside this connector  :drunk:

Since I can't find a suitable replacement connector anywhere (if you have a shop in the benelux, please give me a shout), I was thinking of just solderiing a regular female usb connector to it for charging and data transfer purposes.

I have seen the other tread (dock mini usb adjustment) regarding some pinouts, but I cannot relate to it with regards on this internal pinout. If someone could be so kind as to mark which traces are the lines needed for my purpose (D-, D+, GND, 5V, anything else ? ) then I can have some use for this PSP Go again (not interested in video output).

Also, replacing the M2 connector with an MicroSD adapter ? Easy or not doable yet ?

Thanks in advance !


Dennis/idog

Title: Re: Pinout PSP Go connector
Post by: Modded Matt on March 28, 2011, 04:41:56 AM

the go has been virtually untouched. you wont find alot of info on it anywhere on the web. good luck.

Title: Re: Pinout PSP Go connector
Post by: idog on March 28, 2011, 05:32:50 AM

Well. Made this mockup diagram with info from this forum and some other random finds. Gonna test it tonight.. should work :)

Title: Re: Pinout PSP Go connector
Post by: idog on March 29, 2011, 12:38:31 AM

Well.. that didn't work. Turns out the PSPGo was already opened by the previous owner before (warranty sticker on battery was gone).

I removed the connector, cleaned everything and soldered wires to an usb connector. Closed it all up and used both the official PSP charger (had to grind a bit in the usb connector to fit it :)) and on a PC usb port. Not a single led lighted up and powering on did nothing.

I suspect one or more fuses to be blown. Any idea where to look ?

Title: Re: Pinout PSP Go connector
Post by: nEoVaLoR on March 29, 2011, 12:56:34 AM

So far we only know where the sound fuse is located, which wouldn't be part of your problem.... This is gonna be a tough thing to fix my friend.

Title: Re: Pinout PSP Go connector
Post by: idog on March 29, 2011, 01:09:02 AM

Found this on a russian site. Gonna do some multimetering tonight :)

Title: Re: Pinout PSP Go connector
Post by: mario_99 on March 29, 2011, 12:18:54 PM

would that be the psp go back light fuse

Title: Re: Pinout PSP Go connector
Post by: mario_99 on June 06, 2011, 10:46:40 AM

any luck on what that fuse is