Where is the pinout hole for GND ( Composite out) on the PI-5
January 30, 2024, 17:44
budyforarom
I've been at this for days!
Can anyone please help by telling me where is the gnd for the composite (vid) pinout hole for the raspberry pi 5?
I can not find any documents or information anywhere.
Any help from the community will be very appreciated.
Thank you.
03stevensmi
k9t33n
any black one on here is a ground and unless your using a external power supply (which you should never put into your gpio) then you should be able to put it into any one of these
budyforarom
So it doesn't matter which pin is gnd and out for the composite pinout? Its fir the pi5 and am trying to wire up a rca to it. So could you tell me what the 2 vid pinout holes are for? Its named "vid" in the oi board. One is circle and the other is square
k9t33n
could you share?
budyforarom
yes ofc, wait here...
budyforarom
its the holes titled vid
budyforarom
k9t33n
those are gpio(?)
budyforarom
I thunk thats what there called yes. You soldier hedder pins to it and wire up a rca
budyforarom
I may have got the name wrong tbh
k9t33n
no thats the display and camera connector
k9t33n
you should never solder anything to them
budyforarom
Not those big things, the 2 tiny holes next to them in the right
budyforarom
the square and circle
budyforarom
it says vid... But the red circle is blocking
k9t33n
ah the real time clock?
budyforarom
where ut says j7?
budyforarom
to the left
budyforarom
2 golden holes, square and circle
k9t33n
yes
budyforarom
yep. Which one of those is gnd?
k9t33n
it would help if you circled the correct thing lol
k9t33n
not sure let me see
budyforarom
Thank you so much.
budyforarom
sorry, this was the first image of them I found close up. Just need to know witch one is gnd
k9t33n
does your thing have a specific - and + ?
budyforarom
yes. The rca adapter does
budyforarom
but nothing on the rpi board
k9t33n
ok
k9t33n
yeah ik
budyforarom
just a square and a circle
budyforarom
thanks for helping ne with this BTW, it means a lot
k9t33n
their is no real docs on it
budyforarom
I know
k9t33n
i have to go for a second, ill be back in maybe 20 mins
budyforarom
ok
budyforarom
if anyone here knows of anything, please give is some insights
k9t33n
im thinking that you could just try both sides and see which one works but not sure if that will break it
k9t33n
i dont think it will but i dont think you want to take that chance either
budyforarom
not really, id rather know for sure if im honest
budyforarom
just looking everywhere mentioning this too see if there is any comments mentioning gnd on the composite pinout holes
oops.se
budyforarom
i think I sussed it. According to the zero, the circle pin is gnd
budyforarom
however, know i need to know what is gnd for + or -?
k9t33n
\- is ground
k9t33n
btw i said something wrong, that is not the RTC so forget that
budyforarom
<@1071178789939331253> forget what? The "- is ground" or "circle is ground".
no just what I called the circle and squares I thought it was something else that I now know I am mistaken. what I was talking about was the real time clock
k9t33n
no clue tbh
k9t33n
ask @oops.se but not rn because hes busy
oops.se
Normally the Square hole indicate the first hole. And as you can see on the enlarged image, the square is signal and the round is GND
oops.se
Yes, The TV/monitors GND MUST be the same as the Raspberry Pi GND.
k9t33n
and GND is the - (or the circle hole)
k9t33n
the possitive/signal end is the + (or the square hole)
oops.se
In a composite video interface you have GND and signal, not +/-.
k9t33n
yes but signal will have the + right?
oops.se
Not always
oops.se
Thats why I pointedd out "signal"
budyforarom
so on this rca adapter, do I match gnd with - or +?