Sorry that last post was written after a long day at work lol, I reread it and realized i was asking questions you already answered, getting that voltometer tommorow and Im gonna give that a try
Oh i plan on sticking around all right, I tried swapping the batteries, that didnt do a thing, Im wanting to get an AC adapter tap but the cost (Ugh!) at the moment is more than I want to spend (bills coming up and what have you) but Im recalling a time the plug on the end of the controller came apart and I snapped it back together, Im wondering If I screwed up something that way, Im not sure which ones the P4 connector but all the cables seem to be in the proper place, and the game IM using is mario tennis, its the only one I have right now, which worked in the beginning, but I found a new controller for cheap so Im gonna try that when it gets here as well as the multi meter part
True that, pretty sure its not static cause I use an anti static wrist band, Im sure I did screw something up while in there though, Im gonna get a reader tomorrow and give this a try (this is something Ive been wanting to learn about and get some experience in) youve been a huge help, I hope you stick around while I continue trying to get this to work lol
Thank you for the response, however I’m not sure how I would check that, I have tech experience but thats a bit deeper than what Im used to unfortunately, Ive checked all the connections, they are all in their proper places, all I pulled out was the ribbon cable from its main slot and put it back in, Im wondering how it went from getting power and everything working fine (except for one of the eye displays) to not powering on at all but Im determined to try your method, what do you mean by the VCC exactly? and where is P6?
