Dead 1040 STf
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exxos
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Re: Dead 1040 STf
Have you tried pulling and inserting the monitor cable when the problem happens ? Also might be idea to do a good long ram test just to be sure.
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sandord
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Re: Dead 1040 STf
:roll: :roll: :roll: Aargh! I suddenly realised I had been turning the VHold on de the monitor when my other ST was connected and suddenly had the screen go running exactly when starting a demo.
I guess the VHold setting SC1224 was just on the edge of correctness and crept out of it due to thermal force. At least I hope, not looking forward to do a recapping as I'm already working on a Commodore 1084S that has severe problems.
I guess the VHold setting SC1224 was just on the edge of correctness and crept out of it due to thermal force. At least I hope, not looking forward to do a recapping as I'm already working on a Commodore 1084S that has severe problems.
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exxos
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Re: Dead 1040 STf
ah yep.. That really is oldskool issues! I've not used a CRT for really long time.. all those pots get dirty and odd things start to happen. I think most of us are used to TFT stuff these days..
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sandord
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Re: Dead 1040 STf
I'm still struck by the nostalgic picture of those good old CRTs. Getting one increased the joy of running my ST by at least 70% 😉exxos wrote: 02 Sep 2018 11:34 ah yep.. That really is oldskool issues! I've not used a CRT for really long time.. all those pots get dirty and odd things start to happen. I think most of us are used to TFT stuff these days..
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KyleB
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Re: Dead 1040 STf
I hate running LCD on these old machines, never looks right. Scaling problems and just odd having a 30 year old computer with a new telly sat on it.
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