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Is the switch lite's 41 pin display connector proprietary?
I'm looking for a way to take a 41pin input and display it to display port/hdmi. I've searched ebay, alibaba, ada fruit and digi key to no avail. All I'm able to find is 40 pin adapters and switch ZIF connector replacements.
I thought you guys if anyone would be able to help. Thanks for your time!-
- Matt
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It’s definitely “proprietary”, but it still uses some kind of industry standard protocols.
Definitely not HDMI, probably MIPI. Those are not consumer standards so definitely not possible to plug-and-play, but no details from me.
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i cant open this to look but this might help?
https://github.com/dekuNukem/Nintendo_Sw...
another one
https://jrainimo.com/build/category/proj...
i feel like the info is out there. might just have to dig a bit for it. someone out there has had this idea im sure.
maybe on this site actually. theres some decent stuff for schematics on here too
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From a quick look, it appears that Nintendo is using a custom connector using the 4 Lane MIPI DSI protocol as a base. I'm not entirely sure if the pinouts have been changed, but with the amount of 3rd party screens available for the switch, I'm assuming that the pinout is standard. If this is the case, a MIPI DSI to HDMI converter should theoretically work without too much hassle as long as you have some technical skill.
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Hey i am looking to do the same. since it has been a while. Have you figured it out yet?
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