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Your Prognosis Doctor(s)? Sick 1292

 
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skittletop



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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 2:50 am    Post subject: Your Prognosis Doctor(s)? Sick 1292

Hey Guys,

My PJ has started acting up. I'm unable to sync to an incoming signal without picture problems. Even the built in test menus aren't working. Here's a before and after photo.




As you can see the image has been seriously stretched in addition the picture is very unstable jumping around vertically a couple of scan lines.

I'm guessing it's something to do with the vertical sync circuitry. I've found a couple of posts on AVS where people have had similar problems, some suggest the power supply molex grip. Others say the CA(R/G/B) and CB(R/G/B) boards, others suggest the horizontal board.

My question is anyone had a similar problem? and secondly exaclty which board controls the horizontal sync, oh forgot to mention this is a Sony 1292.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Brad.
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Curt Palme
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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 5:42 pm    Post subject:

It simply looks like the set is jumping to a new memory location that has a different height and width set to it. Your pix above look normal.

The CA(G) and B and R boards only have to do with the video output, not sync. If the pix is jumping vertically, I'd say the problem is on the V board, not the H board. Could also be on the Y board (CPU board) or any of the boards that the sync signals travel through. I do ahve a working 1292 that I can test boards in for you if you want to send them in.
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skittletop



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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 6:51 pm    Post subject:

Thanks Curt for the reply.

Yes I meant vertical Smile

The images above are very different, yet they are coming AFAIK from the same memory location (the default) with no feed, and I haven't changed the default geometry (that much) since the before and after pics. The stretching is also apparent on the all white warmup screen, so much so that I can't see all the text.

Thanks for your time, I know you are a busy guy.

Which board is the V board?




Cheers,
Brad.
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Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 8:20 pm    Post subject:

It's the DC board.
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skittletop



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Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 4:34 am    Post subject:

Finally got around to stripping the projector down, put it all back together and still have the same problem Sad On the plus side, I'm a lot more confident about stipping the PJ down in the future.

One thing I did notice. In the Page Menu with the sync frequencies (with no source connected), the fv: jumps around between 182-184, any other 1292 users out there experienced this problem? I seem to remember before, the fv: would be solid can't remember at what though. Anyone care to post what I should be seeing in the 1292 page menu (Page 4) for the internal input?

As usual, any help greatly appreciated.
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