PAL encoder died — ZXNet «hardware.zx»

From Denis Dubodil To All 3 May 2006

Hello, All Can this even happen? The video output on the spec works. On the TV screen - silence. The last time I took it out, everything was working...

From Alexander Zan To All 3 May 2006

Hello, spleen If the power supply plugs of the TV and spec were plugged into the socket when connecting (and in The TV also had an antenna plugged in), then it could very well be.

From Chunin Roman To All 3 May 2006

Hello fan fan> If the TV and spec plugs were plugged in when connected fan> socket (and there was also an antenna plugged into the TV), then it very well might fan> be . It’s unlikely, look at the diagram - decoupling is done on capacitors everywhere at the outputs. Only common land.

From Chunin Roman To All 3 May 2006

Hello, spleen spl> Can this even happen? The video output on the spec works. On the screen spl> TV - silence. The last time I got it, everything was working... Check +5v.

From Denis Dubodil To All 3 May 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> CHECK +5V. there is +5V. No image available.

From Denis Dubodil To All 3 May 2006

Hello fan fan> If the TV and spec plugs were plugged in when connected fan> socket (and there was also an antenna plugged into the TV), then it very well might fan> be . That's how it was... :(

From Alexander Zan To All 3 May 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> It’s unlikely, look at the diagram - decoupling on capacitors is everywhere at the outputs. It looks like it’s been hit, the little dog vids are finally flying like boxes.

From Chunin Roman To All 3 May 2006

Hello fan It’s easier to look at it on an oscilloscope, especially if the encoder was taken from me, then go to me..