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This page documents the procedure of capturing the video signal of the upper and lower screens of the 3DS.
The information on this page was found by 3DBrew User: Matyapiro31
pinout point ("TP"+number)
| point name | signal name |
|---|---|
| 184 | R0 |
| 178 | R1 |
| 172 | R2 |
| 166 | R3 |
| 183 | R4 |
| 177 | R5 |
| 171 | R6 |
| 165 | R7 |
| 186 | G0 |
| 180 | G1 |
| 174 | G2 |
| below 180(14) | G3 |
| 185 | G4 |
| 179 | G5 |
| below 179(15) | G6 |
| 167 | G7 |
| 188 | B0 |
| 182 | B1 |
| 176 | B2 |
| 170 | B3 |
| 187 | B4 |
| 181 | B5 |
| 175 | B6 |
| 169 | B7 |
| 189 | CLR |
| 191 | VSYNC |
| 190 | HSYNC |
This table (taken from the picture above) shows which TP (test-point) to get the bit of the corresponding color (R=red, G=green, B=blue)
Links
- DS Version (DSCapture) : http://home.comcast.net/~olimar/DSCapture/
- Link to get a kit in Japan: http://katsukity.ocnk.net/product/20
- Pic: http://home.comcast.net/~olimar/3DSCapture/dev/04.jpg
- Youtube video of it working: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI4qVzaM1PI
