The G05-802/805 manual has some apparent errors
in connector connection, such as where to connect
the CRT heater.
In the TV repair world it is pretty common to have
schematic errors, mostly due to revisions of the
circuit.
My favorite was in a Sams Computerfact folder for
a PCs Limited computer where they had one DIP switch
that connected the +5 to ground when turned on!
Mitchell Rohde wrote:
> Guys-
>
> I'm currently engaged in fixing an old (raster) monitor (ok, ok, I know
> this is vectorlist, but...)... and it brought me to thinking. How
> often do you guys find in the monitors that the schematics have typos
> or have different component values than the unit you are servicing?
> Sometimes it's just a question of revision number, other times it
> seems like the company just didn't care about the docs...
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Mitch
>
> ps- before you ask, I'm working on an XM501 display for a 1973 Atari
> Space Race...
Received on Thu Feb 25 14:06:42 1999
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