monitor yoke wires
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Not a very good picture to work out with, but I would guess at no based on there being 5 wires going into it, I would have thought there would be only 4.
Should be pretty obvious though if you just follow the wires back from the actual yoke, some monitors might have a second connector on the chassis next to the one already in use to swap the picture round but from past experience it won't always give you what you want and you'll have to swap 2 of the pins round in the plug.
Should be pretty obvious though if you just follow the wires back from the actual yoke, some monitors might have a second connector on the chassis next to the one already in use to swap the picture round but from past experience it won't always give you what you want and you'll have to swap 2 of the pins round in the plug.
that connector looks like video in rgb sync and ground
the yoke wires are thicker and will terminate with quite a chunky plug with a reasonable spacing between each wire
the yoke wires are thicker and will terminate with quite a chunky plug with a reasonable spacing between each wire
Pretty sure i've found the yoke plug as its 4 wires. (shot 1)
The other shot shows a 2 wire plug (on a 4 pin connector) just under the connector I pulled the yoke plug from.
Do I:
1. pull off the 2 wire connector and put the yoke connector there?
OR
2. chop the yoke connector in half, flip one side of it and re-seat it back on the original connector?
Im after flipping the image back to normal on a mirror cab
Could be totally wrong here, but it looks like, whats going on here is, there's an extra connector wired in, so you keep the yoke connector original. That extra two wire connector. That the green and yellow wires are shoved into. Are connected in parallel with the red and blue wires on the yoke, which is the horizontal coil.
The male yoke connector on the board, which had the yoke plug plugged into it originally. Has it's horizontal pins cut/disconnected from the chassis. So I would guess, you just plug the yoke back in as before and switch the yellow and green wires around on the smaller connector. No need to cut anything! Just an uneducated guess though
The male yoke connector on the board, which had the yoke plug plugged into it originally. Has it's horizontal pins cut/disconnected from the chassis. So I would guess, you just plug the yoke back in as before and switch the yellow and green wires around on the smaller connector. No need to cut anything! Just an uneducated guess though
