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General Donkey Kong Discussion => General Donkey Kong Discussion => Topic started by: Monstabonza on May 20, 2014, 01:58:53 am
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So I picked up my new machine today and it has a little monitor issue.
It seemed fine with the 49-1 in bit I only played a short game of dk.
I got it home and put the 60-1 in it and I seem to have some issues.
With ms pacman only is now green.
It needs a degause I can see that in the top right but will this fix the other problem?
Also I need to adjust the whole picture to the left and maby shrink it a tad, how is this done?
Pictures attached.
Thank you
Nick
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Also I need to adjust the whole picture to the left and maby shrink it a tad, how is this done?
Hey Nick,
Pretty much any photo editing software (even MS Paint) has the tools to rotate, resize, and crop an image.
See attached.
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Also I need to adjust the whole picture to the left and maby shrink it a tad, how is this done?
Hey Nick,
Pretty much any photo editing software (even MS Paint) has the tools to rotate, resize, and crop an image.
See attached.
Um... What I mean is I need to move and shrink the picture on the CRT not that picture :)
Maby I should have worded that better
Nick
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Um... What I mean is I need to move and shrink the picture on the CRT not that picture :)
Yeah, shortly after replying I began to suspect that I had answered a question that wasn't asked. :)
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Dip #2 toggles VGA (on) and CGA (off) on the 60-1s. Not sure if that's the problem.
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The dips are all correct, I think I have an idea what to do, so I'll have a play later
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Ok do I need a cap kit or what?
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Ok do I need a cap kit or what?
Do you know what kind of monitor it is? Have you tried adjusting the vertical width?
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Yeah I tried the very width, it moves the picture
but the "curl" is still there,
I have noticed it's fine on a cold start for about 6-7 mins then it starts but the pic is as bad as it gets.
The monitor is a nanao kz-20en. Or a nanao kz-20es. I'll have to check again but I'd put money I. It being one if those 2
Thank you
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Always cap first when you have issues!
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Yeah I spoke to a bloke it's a cap or transistor under the fly back, common problem apparently.
The monitor was sold as sega mc2000s in the states aswell,
A bloke here makes replacement chassis for them if anyone ever needs one.