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morris_the_cat · 09-24-2006, 02:10 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Wiredwrx

Each wiire should, when the button is pushed, go to ground. The pin headers on the MB has 2 pins. One is negative, the other pin has to be grounded to operate. Basically, take the wire from the unit and put it to the pin that is NOT grounded on the MB, and you will be fine.

Thanks Wiredwrx. So I just have to figure out which pin is already grounded, and attach the wire to the opposite one. That should be easy enough.

Quote: Originally Posted by coucouillu

I think I have same hardware as you...

It's a 400Mhz ARM on Windows Mobile 5....

coucouillu, there are very few pocketpc's that have a vga out. For instance, the dell axim x50v has one, but the axim x50 does not. If yours can do it then qtek will sell a cable for it so you may wish to look into that. Otherwise, you would be looking at getting a speciallized cf or sd vga card which is very expensive. There is no special software at all.

09-24-2006, 02:10 AM	#12
morris_the_cat Constant Bitrate Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Vancouver Posts: 211	Quote: Originally Posted by Wiredwrx Each wiire should, when the button is pushed, go to ground. The pin headers on the MB has 2 pins. One is negative, the other pin has to be grounded to operate. Basically, take the wire from the unit and put it to the pin that is NOT grounded on the MB, and you will be fine. Thanks Wiredwrx. So I just have to figure out which pin is already grounded, and attach the wire to the opposite one. That should be easy enough. Quote: Originally Posted by coucouillu I think I have same hardware as you... It's a 400Mhz ARM on Windows Mobile 5.... coucouillu, there are very few pocketpc's that have a vga out. For instance, the dell axim x50v has one, but the axim x50 does not. If yours can do it then qtek will sell a cable for it so you may wish to look into that. Otherwise, you would be looking at getting a speciallized cf or sd vga card which is very expensive. There is no special software at all. Last edited by morris_the_cat; 09-25-2006 at 09:15 AM.