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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: raventy on January 06, 2005, 04:39:01 pm
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ok guys heres what happend:
I got a monitor to replace my old dead on in my soul calibur machine. The old was a Wells Gardner k7000 and the new was a NeoTec 2515C. I hooked the new one up and at first it had some white lines going horizonataly across it with a messed up image.. so after adjusting the focas and screen controls I got it to go away and the image to appear. For the most part the image looked good except for REDS werent showing! So i adjusted the RED control on the top part of the neckboard... nothing seemed to happen so i then adjusted the RED saturation knob on the lower part of the neckboard and now the majority of the screen was red! Like u could barely see the old colors behind all the red... so i adjusted the knobs a little and then the reds became perfect but the BLUES dominated the screen now.. so I went to get a drink, i come back, and the monitor is off! I look and the fuse is blown.. so I go out, buy a new fuse and replace it but it still wont turn on... anyone have any idea whats wrong? Thanks!
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you and me again. :o
First, if its NEW, the RED/GREEN/BLUE wouldn't need any adjusting. It should be good at default. Second are you using an ISO for the Neotec ? I dunno if it needs one or not.
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haha hi again!!
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this is out of my league now.. but maybe the FLYBACK is BAD. Wait for Ken Layton to give you some advice. Good luck.....
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I've worked on the older Neotecs (like 10 years old). Those had several caps that would dry out causing inoperative monitors. They also would burn up a resistor, but generally just a cap kit and replace a resistor got 'em going again. Never had any flybacks go bad though. You can contact the manufacturer at www.neotecgraphic.com
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hhmm its funny cuz this monitor just had a whole new cap kit put on it before it was sent to me.. could adjusting colro controls really mess someting up THIS bad? I mean now the monitor acts as if it gets no power and shows no sign of life by looking at it.. I also wonder why that fuse blew?
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I have not worked on a 2515. My experience on Neos were on the older models. Strongly recommend contacting the manufacturer's tech support dept.
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ah alright.. also a kinda more random note... in the previous monitor I had in there.. I think it was the tube that was the main cause of it note workin.. do u think its possible to put the old monitors WellsGardner k7000 board with the new ones neotec tube?
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I would advise against putting a Wells chassis on a Neotec tube.
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alright thanks! I just wrote NeoTec an email and ill see what they have to say.
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