John Bennett
Senior Member
[ukvac] Tech: Board Repairs (1942)
Hi,
Is there a web site with general tips for repairing boards? The sort of tips
like if the sound doesn't work check the capacitors around the amp.
Anyway, I have just got hold of a dead 1942 that apparently worked
recently. When I power it up I get the top half of the screen filled with
neat rows of explosion characters (as opposed to random characters).
Flicking the dip switch to test mode makes no difference either - I
thought this may have changed the path of code execution. Any ideas?
Regards,
Ivan
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Hi,
Is there a web site with general tips for repairing boards? The sort of tips
like if the sound doesn't work check the capacitors around the amp.
Anyway, I have just got hold of a dead 1942 that apparently worked
recently. When I power it up I get the top half of the screen filled with
neat rows of explosion characters (as opposed to random characters).
Flicking the dip switch to test mode makes no difference either - I
thought this may have changed the path of code execution. Any ideas?
Regards,
Ivan
------------------------------------------------------------------------
BrainPlay.com has all of your favorite Star Wars action figures,
toys, video games and more. See details inside on how to receive
a FREE Star Wars Action Figure! Feel the Force today with
BrainPlay.com at: http://clickhere.egroups.com/click/343
eGroups.com home: http://www.egroups.com/group/ukvac
http://www.egroups.com - Simplifying group communications
DATA Imported from archives: originally posted by Ivan Mackintosh (ivan@rcp.co.uk)