Small Squiggly interference lines on NEC XG 1352 ??

no it was the forklift damage, that got the case and was within inches from destroying the unit, it seems to be in 100% perfect working condition


Caspian, I have tried 2 different outlets, one a dedicated circuit and outlet, haven't tried a conditioner yet, I think I have one around, a 400$ monster unit from a few years ago


I will try resetting all the cards, I think I did half of them already when checking the unit out after the back upper right panel had been hit


this is worse at sometimes and better at others, but it IS visible from my seating, if you know how to look for it


-Gary

thanks Cliff, Deron


Ok, it seems to get worse with higher resolutions(and worse with progressive ones at that), I am running 1920x1080i in 2.35:1 raster right now


I am using no point, I normalized all those in my memory block and didn't touch them(That darn XG convergence is a bear and I still haven't got it figured out yet )


input source is VP30 via RGBHV, my Moome DVI card is coming today so I will be using HDMI > DVI from the VP30 after it arrives(Thanks DVD Man )


the VP30 does have porch adjustment, I have just started learning the NEC over the past week, the shift control moves the image in the rasters, so I have adjusted that correct


I have adjusted convergence phase also


Thanks guys, I will try all these suggestions


-Gary

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because I am a friggin moron and my vehicle is nut up to snuff , plus school finals etc.


Caspian it has to be something fairly simple, maybe not, it seems to be getting a little worse


I have also been told by many folks that the 1352's much cleaner, I can't tell though right now because of this issue


the lines have a halo around them and move very very rapidly up and down really fast, they aren't looping, the just move up and down a inch or two up and down


to update I removed and reinsert all the cards in the unit, no dice


I added a power conditioner, no dice


I changed my source today from RGBHV to the Moome DVI card, using it's DVI input, no dice


I carefully positioned the video leads from the back to the neck cards, keeping them away from everything else, no dice


tried cheater ground remover plug, nope


-Gary

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Here ya go CZ......

http://www.stbh.org/cliff/xglc1.jpg

http://www.stbh.org/cliff/xglc2.jpg

http://www.stbh.org/cliff/xglc4.jpg

http://www.stbh.org/cliff/xglc3.jpg

http://www.stbh.org/cliff/xglc5.jpg


Looking SO MUCH FOWARD to dealing with this as well as the nightmare Bruce and I are having right now with the Marquee 9000.


Cliff


P.S.


Damn I wish I could get close up's that good!!!!

those pics make it look worse than it is and thats a good thing the sheet metal was just indented slightly


Guys this issue was most likely not on the PJ when Cliff had it, he was running much higher resolutions also and may have never encountered it


I am going to check some more resolutions right now and see what gives


Eddie:


the forklift attack on the pj was within inches from being drastic, but the actual damage was only the back plastic piece, I was relieved when I opened the pj up and inspected, damn UPS freight come within a fleas ass from ruining the unit


I think it was a very minor bump of the fork lift in the very top right hand corner


Mark, thanks I would love to hear if he corrected the problem, I am running 1920x1080i/60hz in a 2.35:1 sized raster, I have tried a 16:9 and even 4:3 raster, the problem is still there, I have nothing in my chain but straight from the scaler(VP30) of RGBHV or DVI, neither outputs showed anything wrong on other CRT units


the VP30 has porch settings, i tried making them smaller and larger, no help


Jerry I have deleted all the memories and started fresh, 3 or 4 times already, everytime it is still the same


I can say for sure that with 1080i the blue tube is bad and is the worst, like the archived post, it changes randomly andis different with each resolution


Caspian, please inform me how to safely do this and I will be glad to do it, me and juice for some reason don't like each other


thanks guys, we will get to the bottom of this because I don't give up


-Gary