
MVS Cabinet Monitor Scrolling
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lisalover1
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Re: MVS Cabinet Monitor Scrolling
Well, I feel like an idiot, yet I couldn't be prouder. I was taking another look at the cabinet, and taking a close look at the monitor board. I noticed that while the horizontal hold knob was on the board, the vertical hold-labeled area had no knob. It did, however, have two wires coming out of it. Out of curiosity, I followed the wires, and they lead down and away back into a hole near the front of the cab. I cautiously pulled on the cable, and found it was suspiciously loose. I kept pulling, until a small circuit board with six knobs popped out. One of the knobs was labeled "V.Hold". I fiddled with it for a few seconds, and presto, the image was stable! I am really glad that I don't have to spend a huge chunk of change to get it repaired. And to think this little bugger hiding was the cause behind it all!


Re: MVS Cabinet Monitor Scrolling
lisalover1 wrote:Well, I feel like an idiot, yet I couldn't be prouder. I was taking another look at the cabinet, and taking a close look at the monitor board. I noticed that while the horizontal hold knob was on the board, the vertical hold-labeled area had no knob. It did, however, have two wires coming out of it. Out of curiosity, I followed the wires, and they lead down and away back into a hole near the front of the cab. I cautiously pulled on the cable, and found it was suspiciously loose. I kept pulling, until a small circuit board with six knobs popped out. One of the knobs was labeled "V.Hold". I fiddled with it for a few seconds, and presto, the image was stable! I am really glad that I don't have to spend a huge chunk of change to get it repaired. And to think this little bugger hiding was the cause behind it all!
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Re: MVS Cabinet Monitor Scrolling
Nice job solving your issue. That's definitely a good feeling to have. That's the kind of investigative work you need to do to solve a lot of problems.lisalover1 wrote:One of the knobs was labeled "V.Hold". I fiddled with it for a few seconds, and presto, the image was stable!
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Some of my favorite moments involve that feeling.lisalover1 wrote:Well, I feel like an idiot, yet I couldn't be prouder.
Since this signature affects old posts, I'm leaving a message here in case anyone searches for my username. This account died in early 2013. I am no longer a fundamentalist.
Don't add to my problems by pretending my past views are still held in the present. I do not have any patience for that. Feel free to ask me what I think now.
Don't add to my problems by pretending my past views are still held in the present. I do not have any patience for that. Feel free to ask me what I think now.
Re: MVS Cabinet Monitor Scrolling
Glad you got this fixed, I had to adjust my brightness and contrast a little bit.
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Just don't post your solution on N-G...you'll get flamed for life. Yes, most monitors have a remote control running to the front so you can SEE the changes.
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