From
Nikolaj Amosov
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14 November 2002
Hello All!
Signals output from GMX:
R G B I KSI SynchroMix
You need to get a Horizontal Sync Pulse from GMX. How is it
can it be done?
Maybe somehow we can separate it from the Synchro Mix?
Nikolaj
From
Aleksandr Majorov
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Nikolaj Amosov
15 November 2002
Hello Nikolaj!
14 Nov 02 20:22, Nikolaj Amosov -> All:
NA> Signals output from GMX:
NA> R G B I KSI SynchroMix
NA> It is necessary to obtain a Horizontal Sync Pulse from GMX. How is it
NA> can this be done?
NA> Maybe somehow we can separate it from the SynchroMix?
IMHO, the synchro mixture is KSI + SSI
Try making the SSI inactive when the CSI is active,
and at all other times make the SSI equal to the synchro mixture.
By the way, it is possible that you will be satisfied as an SI
and the synchro mixture itself.
Alexand
From
Kirill Frolov
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Nikolaj Amosov
15 November 2002
Press RESET immediately, Nikolaj!
14 Nov 02 20:22, Nikolaj Amosov wrote to All:
NA> It is necessary to obtain a Horizontal Sync Pulse from GMX. How is it
NA> can this be done?
NA> Maybe somehow we can separate it from the SynchroMix?
On the capacitor and 555LP5 (xor).
From
Aleksandr Majorov
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Nikolaj Amosov
15 November 2002
Hello Nikolaj!
15 Nov 02 21:07, Nikolaj Amosov -> Aleksandr Majorov:
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AM>> Try making the SSI inactive at the moment the SSI is active
AM>> and at all other times make the SSI equal to the synchro mixture.
NA> How can this be done?
Let SSI and SSI have active "1".
We take the CSI, invert it and apply it to the input of the 2I element.
We supply a synchro mixture to the second input.
As a result, when SSI = "1", the resulting SSI = "0".
When SSI="0" the received SSI is a sync mixture
AM>> By the way, it is possible that you will be satisfied as an SSI
AM>> and the synchro mixture itself.
NA> It may suit me, but my monitor may not
NA> like...
Maybe or for sure?
You check it. ;)
Alexand
From
Nikolaj Amosov
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Aleksandr Majorov
18 November 2002
Hello Alexander!
17 Nov 02 21:38, Aleksandr Majorov -> Nikolaj Amosov:
[disk error]
NA>> the image is in place. But then I saw that in the mode
NA>> The Pentagon is moving away from frame synchronization, i.e. screen is slow
NA>> creeps up. Apparently the difference is in the number of lines in Scorpio and
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I was wrong - he's crawling down!
NA>> Penta affects the frequency(?) of frame clock pulses?
AM> Of course!
Why doesn’t the circuit affect the other monitor?
computer? True, that monitor only requires a synchro mix...
AM> The frame sync pulse is supplied after all lines are output.
AM> That is. they displayed the required number of lines - they gave the KSI.
AM> Adjust the horizontal frequency in the monitor.
I twisted all the potentiometers in the monitor, but this frequency is not
found it. Along the way, I found out that for the monitor it makes no difference what
I apply SSI or SynchroMixture to it (I separated SSI from the Mixture by
scheme of Kirill Frolov, through LP5), in addition, it is not
influences the polarity of the SSI.
I thought that the scorpion guys had screwed up the alter firmware
in the scheme of the Pentagon and the KSI they simply do not form. But thenI just took the XI away from the monitor and immediately saw the difference - without
The CSI image just floats down very smoothly, and if
solder the wiring back, then the image is a little short of reaching
the end of the screen jerks back to the beginning of the screen - i.e. KSI
they go, but some are not the same.
Is it possible to somehow adjust the frequency from the computer side?
Can I solder some kind of cooler/air conditioner into the gap?
Nikolaj