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Juicy Crumb Systems
Добавлен 23 янв 2022
Juicy Crumb is a team of Creators and Tinkerers from Sydney Australia. With decades of combined experience, our team strives to create cool tech products that ultimately help make the world a more sustainable place.
Juicy Crumb DockLite G4 Installation Tutorial
The DockLite is back, but now even rounder! The DockLite G4 provides a seamless and straightforward solution to breathe new life into your ageing iMac by turning it into a functional external display.
In this video we will be showing the process of how to install the Juicy Crumb DockLite in a 2003 20" iMac G4
The installation process takes roughly 30 minutes to an hour and is fully reversible with no soldering required!
Tools Required:
T10 Screw Driver
Philips Head Screwdriver
Nylon Pry Tool (Black Stick)
Our Website: juicycrumb.com
Installation Instructions: juicycrumb.com/20-inch-docklite-g4-installation-tutorial/
Troubleshooting: juicycrumb.com/troubleshooting
Download Juicy-Link: juicycrumb.co...
In this video we will be showing the process of how to install the Juicy Crumb DockLite in a 2003 20" iMac G4
The installation process takes roughly 30 minutes to an hour and is fully reversible with no soldering required!
Tools Required:
T10 Screw Driver
Philips Head Screwdriver
Nylon Pry Tool (Black Stick)
Our Website: juicycrumb.com
Installation Instructions: juicycrumb.com/20-inch-docklite-g4-installation-tutorial/
Troubleshooting: juicycrumb.com/troubleshooting
Download Juicy-Link: juicycrumb.co...
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Juicy Crumb DockLite Installation Tutorial
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The DockLite allows you to convert a dying iMac into an external display, it connects to many of the original components of your machine, such as the webcam, IR sensor SD reader and speakers! The installation process takes roughly 30 minutes to an hour and is fully reversible with no soldering required! In this video we will be showing the process of how to install the Juicy Crumb DockLite in a...
So the DockLite for the 17" iMac does NOT work for the 800Mhz version. It says 1GHz and 1.2GHz version on the website, but it would have been good to mention that the 800MHz version is not supported.
It would be super great if with this board has internal connectors to use a mac mini logic board that would be the perfect use for the imac and bring it to the 2024.
This is incredible! I saw the 17 inch 1GHz model on your website and I was wondering if there are any plans for the 800MHz model?
This is awesome stuff! I love the iMac g4 and have just ordered a fully working one for a bargain price! I’ll 100% be getting one of these boards from you guys!
Hello, I am from China. I really like G4! G4 is a work of art! I hope to resurrect him! How can I purchase the 17 inch adapter board you designed! Can I purchase it through eBay?
Will you guys make a version for the 15 inch iMac g4 model?
Hi, I have just ordered this yesterday for my 17” iMac (order number 5646) and noticed that it’s on back order, could you tell me when approximately it might be shipped to me in the U.K. please. I tried to find your email address but couldn’t find it so posted this here instead - I don’t use Twitter! Thanks for any help. Cheers. Graham
Hi Graham, We currently estimate to have the 17-Inch DockLite G4 back in stock by the end of the month. If all goes well you should receive your order early to mid September. Cheers,
@@juicy_crumb Excellent and thank you for the prompt reply too. By the way, do you have an email I can contact you? Cheers, Graham
@GrahamFoulston you can reach out at contact@juicycrumb.com
@@juicy_crumb Brilliant, thank you. I shouldn’t need to contact you but it’s nice to know that I now can! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Does it work with PS3? Since on the website it says it might not support some consoles 🤔
Unfortunately not - not all HDMI signals are created equal unfortunately. This is technically DVI over HDMI which limits the support to computers mainly.
Please adapt for 2009 27 inch
I love this product
Been looking for something like this!! Please please please make one for the 17" ❤
They are now on sale for the 1Ghz 17" iMac G4
This supports the camera right? Does it also support the build in microphone? And do these also work when connecting to a windows work laptop? Thanks
It's fantastic, but... too expensive for me at the moment
Is there any backwards compatibility for these, like will the connecters line up with say a mid 2010 iMac?
On the product page i see 2 IDE connectors, is the dvd drive working in the final mode?
I just received my board. there is no on board IDE controller nor any circuit lines going to or from the IDE holes (no pins). I don't know why they are there, but it would be cool to use the internal IDE and optical drive through this board. Maybe someday.
@@kenzito6753 keep en eye out, You never know whats around the corner.
Imac late 2015 4k retina. Do you have the logic board for this?
Awesome work! Thank you to revive the coolest mac ever. Was looking to modify a broken 17" to work with my mini. is it a matter of months until we see a 17 version?
It now exists for the 17" 1Ghz and 1.25Gh models, Check it out at JuicyCrumb!
If I decide to keep the Mac Mini as an external unit sitting next to to my iMac 20“, would the internal CD/DVD drive of the iMac still work?
It's not designed that way as yet.
Not as yet, however we are working on something. Keep an eye out on our newsletter
hi all - just ordered mine. wondering if any of you would know if there is any 20 inch screen out there with a higher resolution (retina) than the original monitor.
The cabling system for the LVDS arm will unlikely be able to accept anything higher for the bandwidth. So it is unlikely.
Please Please Please be willing to have several production batches of this board!! I'm in the process of moving and it's quite expensive and I cannot invest in this yet but I hope to be able to buy a board in a 3-6 months! I've been hoping to do this sort of project to my favorite iMac model for years.
We plan on continuing to do batches until there is no more demand :)
Thanks for this. I ordered one for my 20" iMac G4. Unfortunately I can't see any twixxer comments without creating an account, so I don't know if you posted any updates on the backorder for this. I hope you'll consider maybe joining Mastodon as well.
We’re still working on sourcing parts for the next batch! Some of these connectors are quite scarce and take some digging to find. We’re still on track to start shipping boards by late April however, if all goes well all existing orders should be fulfilled by late may to early July. Cheers!
@tommythorn we hope you received your board and are now enjoying it!
@@juicy_crumbgot it! beautiful. Not installed yet, sorry.
@@juicy_crumb (Having trouble replying, hope this works). I received the beautiful board, but haven't yet had the time to install it.
why not make it to accommodate a M1/2/3 Mac mini logic board so it will become a real Mac instead of a monitor.
That would be absolutely cool!! That way it would probably be possible to keep the CD/DVD drive.
Cause now it can work with any pc so its future proof
It's always a possibility, however it also ties the board to the specific board we create it for. This limits possible future products or integrations. We are listening however and never say never. Watch this space.
Just received mine. Love it. I would LOVE to see a version that accommodates Mac mini logic boards
this is hella dope 🔥🔥🔥
Simply awesome! I would be super cool having only one cable connection but I think this is done by your DockPro version, am I right?
Very nice!! Works on a G4 2004 15"or 17" screen????
no
We now support the 17" 1/1.25ghz G4 Models! There is a new board now shipping!
Just saw this on Action Retro - cannot wait to bring my dead 20inch iMac G4 back to life 😍😍😍
THANKS for this. I'm currently broke lol but maybe in a few months I'll make this investment for my 20"
Please please do one of these for the 17”. My wallet is itching to buy one!!
Its now on sale for the 1GHz 17" G4 =)
@@juicy_crumbjust seen! That’s awesome. Will be ordering up
@@juicy_crumbalso for the 15“ would be nice!!! When will it be available?
If you plug in HDMI cable into the board will it automatically it send the audio 🔊and send it over to the pro speakers connection? Or you still have to plug the 3.5 mm audio jack in?
HDMI is for video only, any audio has to be sent via the 3.5mm jack
Does this require the original power supply to be working? My G4's PSU failed. I think I know the answer, but I'm hoping I'm wrong.
It does require the original power supply. However these units are quite straightforward to repair if you know anyone that knows their way around high voltage electronics.
Does this work with the 15” or 17” screens?
15" for sure not, it has different display cable, the 17" has similar but someone from the Juicy Crumb team I hope can confirm if that works OR if they can have different versions for these machines as well.
For the time being we only support the 20” iMac G4, however there are plans to expand to other models in future :)
@@juicy_crumb I'll buy one for the 17" Lampy (PowerMac4,5 800MHz G4) the moment you announce its sale!
I would buy a 17” model too , I never been able to part with such a design icon , it just waiting for such a well designed solution.
@@juicy_crumb you would definitely get a lot more sale by making some for the 17/15 inch screens. Right now, I’ve only two 20inch screens on eBay and both are over 1000
Very nice!! Also, this may seem a bit far-fetched, but I would love to see a DockLite for the tray-loading G3 iMac. It has a DB15 cable which can easily be converted to VGA, but unfortunately no one seems to have really documented the power-on stage where the monitor can function with the DB15 source (in this case, the iMac motherboard). As such, it's unfortunately required you keep the iMac motherboard and run a DB15 cable from the monitor portion to another source like it's JankFest 1998.
You never know where our next product will take us ;)
website's store is broken rn
Its good to be popular. until it borks your website. We have done many upgrades and hopefully it holds out =)
Good on you guys for developing these boards. I hope the future is bright for this company, and it helps stop the pile-up of e-waste.
Ooh nice!
If you ever make one for a 2006 iMac I will be your first buyer. I’m not kidding. My 17 inch 2006 iMac is my favorite computer of all time.
I'll be second in line 😆 There's just something about that era of Macs that Apple has lost today!
youre so right! i loved that computer as much in 2006 as i do now. It's crazy how usable it still even is to this day@@julie.lallier.doucet
Kewl idea! You should add a connector to your can install a raspberry pi and be able to use it as a pi-mac or monitor via switch!
LOVE THIS!! If you could do something similar to the 27" Thunderbolt Display and update the 2.0 USB A ports to USB 3.x or even better, USB-C ports that would be awesome. Also maybe update the Thunderbolt 2 cable to USB-C with PD for a true one cable solution to charge a MBP. As for the Thunderbolt 2 connector, that's still very useful with Apple's Thunderbolt 2 to Thunderbolt 3 adaptor, but if the USB ports can be updated to USB-C with Thunderbolt, even better! I would totally buy that upgrade in a heartbeat.
maybe do a one cable solution and utilize the original port holes for the new hub from your board. and the 2017 imacs please
1st, love this - and know that you're currently working on this and other 2011 iMac devices... however, just thought I'd mention that 2017" iMac owners compute is starting to run long in the tooth - and it's display, a full 5K just like the brand new iStudio, is twice as nice as the 2011 model - I would love to see a board for it - it has USB-C, and other current ports and man o man... am subscribed to see ALL that you continue working on!! 1 vote for 2017 iMac!! :P
What differences will be there to the dock pro ?
This is awesome, definitely intrigued in this, however what’s the difference between the lite model and the pro model?
The DockPro is intended to be connected with a single USB-C cable and includes a couple additional features such as PD charging and faster USB speeds. The DockLite is the budget friendly option which is connected with three separate cables. The DockPro is still in active development whereas the DockLite is available to purchase now.
@@Pendleton115 thank you for the feedback, looking forward to the release of the pro version 👍🏻
Hello, just received and installed my Juicy Crumb, I got it working without too many problems … a couple questions : 1) what does the IR thing do behind the Apple logo? 2) what is the 2nd USB-C cable for? I am using the main display port (USB-C) and the Audio cable which works perfectly fine when connecting a PC
Hi there! The infrared sensor in conjunction with third party software allows you to control your connected Mac using a TV remote. We will link recommended software on our web site shortly. As for the USB cable, this handles USB data between your host device and DockLite, allowing you to use the Webcam, SD reader and IR sensor as well as the integrated USB hub. Don’t forget you can also control your display brightness in software using the Juicy-Link applet! Glad to hear the installation went well, thanks for supporting Juicy Crumb! :)
i am interested in this and beyond connecting a Mac ... i am interested in connecting a PS4 or PS5 console. since the board looks to have a mini-DP for input, i assume I need an HDMI to mini-dp cable and/or adaptor in order to make this work? can anyone confirm? thanks!
The iMacs internal display functions using Display Port signaling, Adapting HDMI to Display Port is quite costly and difficult but not impossible. However we would recommend against using it in this configuration.
Hi guys, nice product! Can I ask if I can connect the iMac after installing the lite dock to a MacBook Pro M3?
Yes! Using the USB-C to Mini-DP Version of our DockLite will allow this. Please note limitations of your MacBook Pro and the number of displays you can connect concurrently
wishing for a 2010 27" support 🙏
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All I want to know is how fast can you ship me one....
We're currently aiming to complete all existing pre-orders by the end of the year. New orders should ship early 2024 :)
amazing that you gave NO help in identifying the myriad of little cables to be reconnected (do we GUESS) - surprising to me if you're selling these boards that you would omit that essential info
Each connector is keyed in such a way that they can only be plugged in to their respective socket. Their cable lengths are made to match up closely with their sockets location, so plugging each connector back in is easier than it looks.
Why would you pay more than the price of a new display for this…
Because the old iMac is a design of elegance and beauty - and has sufficient mass it doesn't wobble about on the desk like most new monitors do. Plus I don't want to just throw the thing out because the display card has gone toes up. And the speakers are quite lovely.
@@desembrey I think I was just mad I can’t afford it…pretty sick ngl I want one
Guidance always amazing