help sharp sf1 14" restore project

ok guys been going nuts all over trying to find info on my sharp sf1 14" snes tv so basicly i scored a cheap sharp sf1 tv cheap on ebay few days ago system was parted out from what i got left of it basicly controller ports and the console are missing
so my plan is to use a normal snes striped down and modded to fit in the sf1 case so far i figured out its running video to the tv with a svideo output only problem i got is i need to know where the 9vdc wire pinout and the video and audio pinout are on the connecters are
there labled (vd) for video and audio and (ec) i got no clue what it does yet posible power supply for 9v and theres a single wire conneter labled (cn)

some help whould be nice i may make a sticky with a good pinout of a youtube video if i get it working
other then using the rear video in and audio in jack on back of tv to get video trying to get it as close to oem as posible with what i got

 

I was watching that auction but decided not to bid as the snes was stripped from the tv.

I thought the tv was running rgb to the snes and not s-video and also there's a vid on youtube by lukemorse1 who does a teardown of the unit,maybe that could help you,I know the snes in the system is custom.

 

did some diging around on the tv and theres not enouf wires on video leads dor it to be rgb also there was another repair i found where some one repaired video and back traced and its svideo the tv does have a rgb input but in order to use it u lose the tv option due to it needing to be wired directly to the ion gun on tail of the picture tube whould love to get my hands on the snes board for this unit to dig in to it to make a good wiki on it or a video of the repair

 

ok i modded extention wires to the entire 62 pin cart connecter to remote mount it i got a problem now where image is piss stain yellow other then that works i found if i take wires from pin 1 and pin 3 and put them next to eachother and grip them with both hands around the 2 wires the color changes how can i correct this i think pin 1 is clock