> That is correct. Twist the smaller connector.
Strange. It isn't twisted, but it is properly displaying vectors. The
smaller connector holds the lines for the monitor signals. <shrug>
>
> Jeff
>
>
> On Fri, 3 Dec 1999, Josh McCormick wrote:
>
> > > I think you will find that the LF347N on the adaptor board is your
> > > problem..
> >
> > Here's the response I got. Well, they're nice about it. But twisting one
> > of the connectors? The small connector is obviously on correctly because
> > I'm seeing vectors. It may be possible to twist the large one, but
> > (especially) considering the presence of +/-22VDC, I don't think I want to
> > try this without an outside opinion. Sound bogus to everyone else?
> >
> > Message follows:
> >
> > I don't know how there can be so many problems. My husband was sitting in
> > the garage playing this board on a Tempest rig just prior to shipping it
> > to you. Do you have the capacity to burn your own eproms? If not, I can
> > send you a replacement eprom. As for the converter board. Are you sure
> > you are hooking it up correctly to the Tempest harness? I believe that
> > you are supposed to "twist" or "reverse" one of the connectors to make it
> > hook up right. I can replace the converter board if it still doesn't
> > work. Or, I can provide you with the components needed to facilitate the
> > repair of the board. As you know, per auction terms, I provide no
> > warranty. Because you are a repeat customer and you are very pleasant to
> > deal with, I am willing to bend the rules and keep you happy. Let me know
> > what you would like for me to do to remedy this situation.
> >
> >
>
>
-- jcm jmccorm@galstar.comReceived on Fri Dec 3 15:47:30 1999
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