Re: Monitor schematics?

The guy who was hosting the site for me stopped being able to receive connections on port 80 (ISP didn't want him hosting web sites, I guess). One of these days I plan to put a dynamic version up again using a database, but haven't had time.

As far as the monitor pdf's, I listed every monitor that I had info on. It helped me remember what stuff I still had to scan.

Jon

At 11:43 PM 2/21/2004 -0800, you wrote:
>What i meant to say was the on-board regulator likes to run the B+ at 123V, however the AC input IS 100VAC. It is regulated within 5% from about 90VAC to 110VAC.
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>What happened to Jon Raiford's web site (and Jon for that matter) www.arcademonitor.com? I see it appeared to die in mid 2003 (www.archive.org). And I see no postings from Jon since 2000 on the newsgroups...at least under Jon Raiford that is. His was the site I was thinking of - but reviewing it does not show the monitor PDF was posted, nor available when his site was still up.
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>John :-#)#
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>At 1:32 AM -0600 2/22/04, Rodger Boots wrote:
>>If it's a pure Japanese monitor it is made for 100 volts input. The Nintendo (Sanyo) monitors are like that. Are you SURE it's made for 120 volts?
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>>John Robertson wrote:
>>>Re: RASTER: Monitor schematics?
>>>Thanks Rodger,
>>>
>>>As for the other suggestions - those are sites I found in looking for this old colour monitor...but they are not the correct models nor schematics. As far as I can tell it is an early TOIE (NANAO?) monitor that use the AN5430 (no other monitor I've seen uses that) and is 13" (370XXXXXX tube).
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>>>There was another site (I think it is down now) that had thumbnails of the monitor chassis and links to the schematics for same. Thought the site was <http://www.videomonitor.com>www.videomonitor.com or something like that.
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>>>Currently we have one monitor working, but regulation is iffy (not sure of the operating voltage - currently it is running at 123VDC +/- ~5% over a range of 20VAC input variance, with 21KV to the 13" tube. Seems high to me...) and as I have another of these to fix it would be nice to find the manual.
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>>>I'll post something on Flippers next week (pictures of the chassis, etc) and maybe someone will recognize it then.
>>>
>>>Thanks for the help so far, it is appreciated!
>>>
>>>John :-#(#
>>>
>>>At 12:26 AM -0600 2/22/04, Rodger Boots wrote:
>>>>Hey John, if there was a datasheet available for the AN5430 I would have found it and put it <http://www1.cedar-rapids.net/00000028/ihs/an5430.pdf>here for you!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>John Robertson wrote:
>>>>>I have an ancient SEGA Frogger 13"c/t that I can't find the monitor schematic for...pulling my hair out! What happened to the Monitor ID web site? I can't recall the name and have no luck finding it on google. The SEGA Frogger manual tells me to look in the DISPLAY manual - big help! I believe it is TOEI or maybe NANAO...
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>>>>>Also looking for (if the schematic can't be found) the pinout/diagram for it's Hor/Vert driver IC a AN5430 (can't find it either!!).
>>>>>
>>>>>This is the last thing keeping a nice Frogger C/T from coming back to life!
>>>>>
>>>>>John :-#(#
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