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km987654
Joined: 25 Jul 2007 Posts: 2874 Location: Australia
TV/Projector: Barco BG809s
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| DolbySR wrote: | Interesting ...
I now have the (old, BG800) R761743 Quad, the (new) R762716 EHT Module and the new Chassis. According to the compatibility list, there should be oscillations. What ever that means ... the PJ works and the picture looks stable to me?
I'd better replace the quad with a new version then anyway? |
You cannot use that quad with that EHT. You either have to find the right quad or change EHT. If you decide to use the older quad EHT combination (aka 800-801 early 808) you will also need to solder a new connection on the frame and unsolder the existing. If you do not and simply install the old R76XX27 EHT and R76XX43 quad you will have no HV. The simplest solution would be to find the right quad to match your EHT although if you have the skill changing to the old combination is just as good and there are more of them
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DolbySR
Joined: 08 Jun 2011 Posts: 47 Location: Switzerland
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OK then. I'll go and change the EHT board of the BD808s for the one I still have from my old BG800. Either change the wire jumper on the mainboard or simply modify the EHT board itself. Shouldn't be a big deal.
Anyhow, I'll ask Curt, if he has a matching new version of a quad for the BD808s, so I could change it back sometime in the future, so everything will be as it was supposed to be
By the way: Is there a explanation why these cross-usage (new EHT, old quad) is supposed to oscillate? I'm just curious ... if it simply is like that and because Barco said so - no bog deal
_________________ Greetings and have a nice day,
Patrick
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km987654
Joined: 25 Jul 2007 Posts: 2874 Location: Australia
TV/Projector: Barco BG809s
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| DolbySR wrote: | OK then. I'll go and change the EHT board of the BD808s for the one I still have from my old BG800. Either change the wire jumper on the mainboard or simply modify the EHT board itself. Shouldn't be a big deal.
Anyhow, I'll ask Curt, if he has a matching new version of a quad for the BD808s, so I could change it back sometime in the future, so everything will be as it was supposed to be
By the way: Is there a explanation why these cross-usage (new EHT, old quad) is supposed to oscillate? I'm just curious ... if it simply is like that and because Barco said so - no bog deal  |
I am not aware that you can modify the EHT. You can only put either matching pair of EHT and Quad in your Barco. If you use the old pair you have to change the jumper which will involve removing the frame from the projector.
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DolbySR
Joined: 08 Jun 2011 Posts: 47 Location: Switzerland
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Of course you can modify the old style EHT board to work on a new chassis. You can also change the jumper wire on the mainboard, but the only thing that will change is change the pins for the MOSFET's drain connection from C27/C28 to C29/C30 or the other way. The other possibility is, to simply change the layout on the old style EHT PCB a little bit so that the MOSFET's drain will no longer be on pin C27/C28 but on C29/C30 instead. Solved with a simple jumper cable and cutting the original connection to pin C27/C28 on the EHT board itself. No need to disassemble half of the projector to access a jumper wire on the mainboard
_________________ Greetings and have a nice day,
Patrick
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km987654
Joined: 25 Jul 2007 Posts: 2874 Location: Australia
TV/Projector: Barco BG809s
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| Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2011 11:25 am Post subject: |
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| DolbySR wrote: | Of course you can modify the old style EHT board to work on a new chassis. You can also change the jumper wire on the mainboard, but the only thing that will change is change the pins for the MOSFET's drain connection from C27/C28 to C29/C30 or the other way. The other possibility is, to simply change the layout on the old style EHT PCB a little bit so that the MOSFET's drain will no longer be on pin C27/C28 but on C29/C30 instead. Solved with a simple jumper cable and cutting the original connection to pin C27/C28 on the EHT board itself. No need to disassemble half of the projector to access a jumper wire on the mainboard  |
Sure but you would have to do that with any replacement EHT but ok.
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DolbySR
Joined: 08 Jun 2011 Posts: 47 Location: Switzerland
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| km987654 wrote: | | Sure but you would have to do that with any replacement EHT but ok. |
... life is hard
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DolbySR
Joined: 08 Jun 2011 Posts: 47 Location: Switzerland
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Well, did the modifications but now, when the PJ is switched on, after a few seconds, it suddenly starts to sizzle - some hiss, I'd say from the region EHT/Quad.
EDIT: It's the splitter, that makes this sizzling noise ...
Swapped back the original EHT, which worked with the old quad (what so ever) and the same hiss again after some seconds.
I'd say, it would be better to just replace the whole EHT-Quad Combo. Any other thoughts about that?
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Decibel
Joined: 31 May 2007 Posts: 904 Location: Roma - Italia
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I'm trying to follow this discussion but I find it difficult to understand because of language.
Can you describe your problem in Italian?
Sto cercando di seguire questa discussione ma ho difficoltà a capire a causa della lingua.
Puoi descrivere anche in italiano il tuo problema?
_________________ Domenico (Barco fan!)
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DolbySR
Joined: 08 Jun 2011 Posts: 47 Location: Switzerland
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| Decibel wrote: | Sto cercando di seguire questa discussione ma ho difficoltà a capire a causa della lingua.
Puoi descrivere anche in italiano il tuo problema? |
Ciao Domenico!
Certo:
Il problema che ho è, che quando l'immagine proiettata è luminosa, il Quadrupler comincia a fischiare. Fin'adesso ho cambiato il Quad con uno di un BG800, ma perche si dovrebbe cambiare anche il EHT Board, ho fatto anche questo. Adesso, il splitter comincia a fischiare e non so, se non sarebbe meglio, di cambiare tutto o no. Dunque sto cercando un Quad R762717 e probabilmente anche un splitter R762718. Hai qualcosa a disposizione di un 808s o 1209?
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Decibel
Joined: 31 May 2007 Posts: 904 Location: Roma - Italia
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Curt wrote some time ago that the splitter R762718 (new series) and R7617447 (old series) are interchangeable, and indeed I have successfully fitted a splitter R762718 on a 808 that has a quad+EHT of old series.
You can swap quads R7622091 and R761743, they are identical except for mechanical support.
For mount R761743 on a 808 you must insert the spacers between it and the chassis.
It seems strange that the quad emits sounds, could be the EHT board.
You must respect the couple eht + quad of the same series.
I never tried to install a EHT of the new series with an old quadruplicator. I think it would not work.
All quads are rare but the new series are almost impossible to find.
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Curt qualche tempo fa scrisse che gli splitter R762718 (nuova serie) e R7617447 (vecchia serie) sono intercambiabili ed effettivamente io ho montato con pieno successo uno splitter R762718 su un 808 con un quad ed eht della vecchia serie.
Puoi scambiare i quadruplicatori R7622091 e R761743, questi sono identici tranne per i supporti meccanici.
Per montare un R761743 su un 808 devi inserire degli spaziatori fra questo e il telaio.
Mi sembra strano che il quadruplicatore emetta suoni, potrebbe essere invece la scheda EHT.
Devi rispettare la coppia eht+quad della stessa serie.
Io non ho mai provato a installare un eht della nuova serie con un vecchio quadruplicatore. Penso che non funzionerebbe.
Tutti i quadruplicatori sono rari ma quelli della nuova serie sono quasi introvabili.
_________________ Domenico (Barco fan!)
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Curt Palme CRT Tech
Joined: 08 Mar 2006 Posts: 24396 Location: Langley, BC
TV/Projector: All of them!
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To add to slight misinformation above I believe (I'm correcting it, not adding to the misinformation!):
Any splitter will work in any set, old or new style HV section, it doesn't matter. Forward and backward compatible,
An old style quadrupler will work in a new style set, regardless of EHT board. A new style quad will NOT work with the old style EHT board. It will smoke the board almost always.
You can interchange old and new style EHT boards, but a jumper wire must be added as described above. Again though, if you put an old EHT board into a set with a new quadrupler, it will blow up.
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Decibel
Joined: 31 May 2007 Posts: 904 Location: Roma - Italia
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I read now that you have a frame of the new series. It seems strange because I thought that only the series Graphics had adopted the new frame.
I recently mounted quadruple and eht old series on a new frame but I had to put a jumper as described in the service bulletin that was posted to the previous page.
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Ho letto adesso che tu hai una motherboard della nuova serie. Mi sembra strano perchè credevo che solo per la serie Graphics avessero adottato la nuova motherboard.
Io ho montato tempo fa quadruplicatore e eht vecchia serie su una motherboard nuova ma ho dovuto mettere un ponticello come descritto nel service bulletin che è stato postato alla pagina precedente.
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ref: https://www.curtpalme.com/forum_archived/viewtopic.php@t=14927.html
_________________ Domenico (Barco fan!)
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DolbySR
Joined: 08 Jun 2011 Posts: 47 Location: Switzerland
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Well ...
Funfact: After having cleaned all connections of HV cables to the splitter and the contacts in the splitter itself, everything is ok again - even with the original new style Quad
Let's see, if its ok now
_________________ Greetings and have a nice day,
Patrick
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Decibel
Joined: 31 May 2007 Posts: 904 Location: Roma - Italia
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| Curt Palme wrote: | To add to slight misinformation above I believe (I'm correcting it, not adding to the misinformation!):
Any splitter will work in any set, old or new style HV section, it doesn't matter. Forward and backward compatible,
An old style quadrupler will work in a new style set, regardless of EHT board. A new style quad will NOT work with the old style EHT board. It will smoke the board almost always.
You can interchange old and new style EHT boards, but a jumper wire must be added as described above. Again though, if you put an old EHT board into a set with a new quadrupler, it will blow up. |
Hey Curt we can make a simple table
Please correct and add the informations (or edit my post if you want).
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new frame set= new quad + new EHT + any splitter (OK)
new frame set= old quad + new EHT + any splitter (OK)
new frame set= old quad + old EHT + any splitter (JUMPER)
new frame set= new quad + old EHT + any splitter (NEVER)
old frame set= new quad + new EHT + any splitter (JUMPER)
old frame set= old quad + new EHT + any splitter (JUMPER)
old frame set= old quad + old EHT + any splitter (OK)
old frame set= new quad + old EHT + any splitter (NEVER) |
_________________ Domenico (Barco fan!)
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Curt Palme CRT Tech
Joined: 08 Mar 2006 Posts: 24396 Location: Langley, BC
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You're making it too easy for people here. I like to make them work a bit.
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Decibel
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| Curt Palme wrote: | You're making it too easy for people here. I like to make them work a bit.  |
I like the simplified because I'm getting older and my memory is reduced even more!
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DolbySR
Joined: 08 Jun 2011 Posts: 47 Location: Switzerland
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| Curt Palme wrote: | You're making it too easy for people here. I like to make them work a bit.  |
LOL, you're great XD a little roman slave driver inside you, huh?
Anyway, my Splitter is squeaking like a little pig at the moment (ok, not as loud as one but it sounds like if you let air out of a filled party-balloon ... ), after I cleaned the contacts and everything was silent. I'll check on it later and will swap the splitter again, since the quad is silent now.
But the picture ... awww! Compared to my old BG800 ... *inlove*
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DolbySR
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Hi there!
Just found the reason for this squeaking! In absolute darkness, I was able to see a corona discharge through the screw cap of the blue tube HV connection at the splitter (see attached illustrated image). There is a discharge into the air - is there anything to do against it? Insulation with heat shrink tube or so?
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Decibel
Joined: 31 May 2007 Posts: 904 Location: Roma - Italia
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To check if the fault is in the cable, you can try to swap the cable of the blue tube with the cable of another color in to the splitter.
If the arc will move, the issue is on the blue cable.
Otherwise the problem is the connector of the splitter.
Don't move quadrupler cable (labeled "IN")
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Per verificare se il guasto e' sul cavo del tubo blu, puoi provare a scambiare il cavo del blu con quello di un altro colore nello splitter.
Se l'arco si sposta significa che la dispersione e' sul cavo, altrimenti c'è un problema nel connettore dello splitter.
Non muovere il cavo del quadruplicatore (chiamato "IN").
_________________ Domenico (Barco fan!)
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km987654
Joined: 25 Jul 2007 Posts: 2874 Location: Australia
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| DolbySR wrote: | Hi there!
Just found the reason for this squeaking! In absolute darkness, I was able to see a corona discharge through the screw cap of the blue tube HV connection at the splitter (see attached illustrated image). There is a discharge into the air - is there anything to do against it? Insulation with heat shrink tube or so? |
Do you have the X-Ray shield grounded??
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