Well, it appears that replacing the connector was not the solution. The game still has
the same shrinking problem (the connector did clear up some other problems). I'm going
to pull the monitor and do a complete re-solder of the boards as it seemed to reoccur
only after the monitor was re-installed. The vibration from the rumble may be shaking
something that is causing it. It's a theory. I'll update if it works.
-Al-
Zonn wrote:
> On Tue, 20 Jul 1999 10:08:19 -0400, you wrote:
>
> >Just an update, looked at it last night, pulled the monitor out and set it on a
> >small table next to the machine for testing. Discharged the tube, took off the HV
> >cage shield, and have not seen the problem since. The jumping has stopped, but the
> >vectors are all "crinkled". I moved the connector on the main harness that connects
> >to the AVG board and the crinkles went away. Moved them again and they came back.
> >Looks like it's time for a new connector. Could this be what was causing the
> >jumping?
>
> Most likely. Connectors are always the prime suspects when it comes
> to erratic behavior.
>
> -Zonn
Received on Mon Jul 26 08:24:43 1999
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