14 Aug
2006
14 Aug
'06
2:07 p.m.
--- John Boffemmyer IV <newyork.techie at gmail.com>
wrote:
I have an old (over 11yrs old) Hitachi 21"
CRT model CM2111MU (sub model 512), also known as a
SuperScan Mc21HR RasterOps,
that seems to have a little overlap/failure to
line-up on the colors (also
known as a convergence issue as I've been told). I
can't seem to find anyone
in the area who still works on these damned things.
Anyone have any pointers
to fixing convergence issues or know of anyone in
the Hudson Valley area
(NY) that could fix this big bastard? Any assistance
would be greatly
appeciated.
Dude, as far as I know there are controls (trimpots?)
for making convergence adjustments inside the monitor.
IIRC some had them externally. I'm sure I've done it
in the past, but the method will be particular to
each monitor usually. A tech manual would prove to be
the most helpful. I'm sure there are forums specific
to monitor tweaking and repair also.
PS: I'm currently also working on acquiring a
semi-working old MAC Classic
II (I believe), are there any resource sites that
have technical sheets,
etc. to fixing it?
A good starting point is macmothership.com. Loads of
links and stuph.
John Boffemmyer IV
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